Size changes the quote.
A bigger swap can give you a worse rate. Compare two amounts in the same PancakeSwap V3 pools and see how much USDT or USDC each would return.
Compare live quotesTotal out is half the story.
A larger order can return more tokens overall while returning fewer per WBNB. Read both numbers to see what scaling the order changes.
Example · Same pool
| Order | Total out | Per WBNB |
|---|---|---|
| 1 WBNB | 600 USDT | 600 USDT |
| 25 WBNB | 14,700 USDT | 588 USDT |
In this example the larger order pays out more USDT in total, but its rate is 2% lower.
Hold the block constant.
Compare two independent orders against the same pool state. Both reads use one BNB Smart Chain block, so the baseline order never affects the larger one.
Read the quote methodKnow what you’re measuring.
Details that matter when comparing the table with a swap interface.
Why can the cheapest fee tier quote less?
Liquidity differs between pools, even for the same pair. The amount you receive depends on the fee and the liquidity your order crosses. Compare total output for your actual order size.
Why might PancakeSwap show a different quote?
Its router can use other pools, more than one hop, or split a swap across routes. Tweak checks direct V3 pools individually, at the block shown in the results.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
Enter your amounts and get quotes directly. Tweak reads the public chain and does not request an account or a signature.