Gas price refers to the amount of Ether (ETH) you pay per unit of computational work on the Ethereum network. Measured in Gwei — one billionth of an ETH — gas prices fluctuate in real time based on how many users are competing for block space. As of March 2026, the average base fee sits around 0.106–0.144 Gwei, making ETH transactions far cheaper than during the 2021 congestion peak of over 220 Gwei.
Below are the most important facts about this topic, based on current Ethereum network data and research from leading blockchain analytics providers.
Below are the most important facts about this topic, based on current Ethereum network data and research from leading blockchain analytics providers.
Gas prices change block-by-block (approximately every 12 seconds). Our tracker refreshes every 15 seconds to give you near-live accuracy.
Analysis of 2.1 million transactions shows UTC 02:00–08:00 typically sees 35–60% lower fees versus peak hours.