Fortnite XP & Battle Pass Level Calculator
Enter your current and target Battle Pass level plus the season end date — the calculator works out the XP you need, the daily quota, and how long to play in your chosen mode. The XP curve is not officially published, so the level cost can be edited by hand.
How we calculate
Epic Games has never officially published a table of Battle Pass level costs, and it changes from season to season. We checked the live fortnite.gg/xp-table {date} — this season every level from 1 to 210+ costs exactly 80,000 XP, with no discount on the first levels. That value is the default in the "XP per level" field, but the field is editable: once Epic changes the rate next season, plug in the new number yourself.
XP left to your target is (target level − current level) × XP per level. The daily quota is that total divided by the days left in the season. Minutes and hours of play in your chosen mode are worked out from the XP-per-minute rate on fortnite.gg/xp — that rate is also checked every season and can also change. The weekly playtime-XP cap (4,000,000) was checked at the same source and applies to every mode except Creative: the source lists a "0" limit for it with no explanation, so we do not invent a rule for it.
The "level 100 / 200 at current pace" forecast is a separate field: enter the average XP/day you have earned this season so far, and the calculator projects your level at season end plus the shortfall if you will fall short. We deliberately do NOT estimate match counts or weekly-quest counts — we could not find a reliable source for the current season's actual quest XP rewards (see SOURCES.md), and guessing a number is worse than leaving it out.
Sources
checked 1 September 2026
Questions and answers
Why can I edit "XP per level" in the calculator — isn't that a fixed number?
No. Epic Games has never officially published a table of Battle Pass level costs, and it has changed between seasons — there have been periods with a discount on early levels and periods without one, and mid-chapter rate changes. The calculator's default is a value confirmed by a live fetch of the current season, not a game constant.
Where does the 80,000 XP per level figure come from?
From the live fortnite.gg/xp-table: at the time of checking, every level from 1 to 210+ cost exactly 80,000 XP with no discount on early levels. The check date is shown in the Sources section below.
Why is there no estimate for match count or weekly quests?
Because we could not find a reliable source giving the exact XP reward for this specific season's daily/weekly quests — figures from older seasons may no longer apply. Instead of a made-up number, the calculator shows confirmed minutes of play by mode (from fortnite.gg/xp), which is enough for an honest calculation.
What is the weekly playtime-XP cap, and why doesn't Creative have one?
Most modes are capped at 4,000,000 playtime XP per week (one shared cap across them) — confirmed by the same fortnite.gg/xp fetch. For Creative the source lists a "0" limit with no explanation of the mechanic, so we honestly apply no cap to it rather than inventing a rule.
Why do I have to enter the season end date myself?
Epic does not publish a machine-readable season end date. The suggested date was checked against fortnite.gg's live "days remaining" counter at verification time, but it can be off by a day or two from the official date due to percentage rounding — check the in-game Battle Pass tab for the exact date.
Unofficial tool. Not affiliated with the developers or publishers of Fortnite.