VIP levels

Your VIP level sets what Every charges on each perps trade. There are 4 levels, and yours comes from what you traded in perps over the last 30 days. The more you trade, the less you pay per trade.

There is nothing to sign up for or claim: every account starts at VIP 1, and the level goes up and down on its own.

The levels

Level	Perps volume, 30 days	Phone	Web
VIP 1	From $0	0.1%	0.05%
VIP 2	From $100,000	0.075%	0.038%
VIP 3	From $500,000	0.05%	0.025%
VIP 4	From $1,000,000	0.025%	0.013%

• Volume: what you need to have traded in perps over the last 30 days to hold that level.
• Phone: Every’s fee on each perps order you sign in the app.
• Web: the same fee when you trade from the web app. It is lower at every level.

The fee is charged on the value of the position you open or close, not on the money you put in. It is Every’s fee: Hyperliquid’s comes on top, and no level changes it.

How your volume is counted

Every adds up your perps trades from the last 30 days, as Hyperliquid reports them:

• Only perps count, crypto and the HIP-3 markets too (stocks, gold, indices). Spot, predictions, Savings and sends do not.
• Buying and selling count the same. Opening a position adds to it, and closing it adds again.
• The traded value counts, price times size, not the margin. Put in $100 at 10x and you have traded $1,000 of volume.
• Phone and web together. It is the same account, so what you trade on the web counts towards your level in the app, and the other way round.
• All your perps trades count, including TWAP orders on the web, which carry no Every fee.

The 30 days count back from today. There is no reset at the start of the month: each day what you trade comes in and what you traded more than 30 days ago rolls off. If you stop trading, old volume rolls off and the level goes down on its own.

Note

Hyperliquid returns at most your last 2000 trades. If you trade so much that you pass that number within 30 days, the app cannot see the oldest ones and shows your volume as “At least …”. Your real level is then the same as the one you see or higher, never lower.

What each level lowers

One thing only: Every’s fee on perps. On a $10,000 trade from the phone, for example, Every charges

$10.00

at VIP 1 and

$7.50

at VIP 2.

What your level does not change:

What	What it costs
Hyperliquid’s fee	Set by Hyperliquid, with its own volume tiers
Selling spot	1% Every fee, at every level
Buying spot	Every charges nothing, at every level
Selling a Hyperliquid prediction	0.05% Every fee, at every level
Moving money in or out of Savings	0.2%, at every level

Everything each thing costs is in Fees.

Where to see your level

Phone

1. Open the Points tab. If you use the Exchange bar, which does not have that tab, go in from Every with More → Add products → Points and levels.

2. At the top you see your VIP level, your perps volume over the last 30 days and how far you are from the next level (“… to go for VIP …”).

3. Tap Levels to open VIP levels: your level with its fee, your volume with a progress bar, and the list of levels with each one’s fee in the app and on the web.

Further down the same tab, the next-level card shows how far along you are and what fee you would pay there. Your activity has your Perps volume this week and Perps volume, 30 days.

Web

On the web, open your account menu at the top right and go to Rewards. The first card shows your level, your perps volume over the last 30 days and your fee on the web and in the app. The VIP levels table is below it.

Before each order

The order screen shows the Fee before you confirm: Every’s at your level at that moment, plus Hyperliquid’s. When you move up a level, your next order already signs the new fee.

Your points

Points → Your activity also has a Your points row: you earn 1 point for every $100 you buy or sell, whether spot, perps or Hyperliquid predictions. Tapping it opens Levels, a ladder of 6 rungs from Bronze to Obsidian.

Caution

Points and their rungs are not VIP levels, and today they give you nothing: they lower no fee and pay no reward. The screen says so itself: “For now, levels carry no reward.” The only thing that changes your fee is your VIP level.

Common questions

Do I drop a level if I stop trading? Yes. Volume older than 30 days stops counting, so the level goes down on its own.

Do I have to ask for a level change? No. It is worked out from your trades and applied on your next order.

Is it cheaper to trade perps on the web? Every’s fee is lower there at every level. The account and the money are the same; only the tool changes. See The web app.

Do VIP levels have anything to do with referrals? No. Your level lowers your fee; referrals give you a share of the fee paid by the people you invite.