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# Revenue Generation&#x20;

## Platform Fees

**Deposit & Withdrawal**\
The StackerAI platform incorporates a standard $9.99 deposit and withdrawals fee, these fees are to support router services as well as technical support in the event that users require assistance.&#x20;

**Management Based on Profit Fee** \
Our platform charges a 12% fee on all profits generated by our algorithmic trading system. These fees are substantially reduced or eliminated based on $STACK token ownership. (See $STACK tokenomics for more details)

## Buy/Sell Taxes&#x20;

Buy and sell taxes are used to service the majority of our operating cost as well as platform growth, but do contribute significantly to the available capital of the project.&#x20;

## Router Fees&#x20;

To reduce latency and increase efficiency of trading, StackerAI manages our own router. The fees saved from utilizing a 3rd party router are directed into a 3rd revenue stream to support business operation.&#x20;

## Subscriptions

As we make the StackerAI database more accessible there will be a suite of subscription based tools that are available. These tools will focus on aiding individuals in their own trading activities and will be monetized on a monthly basis.&#x20;


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