CatFee vs iTRX
The two are a long way apart at 65k energy for one hour: CatFee is 43% below iTRX, which is 0.97 TRX on one rental. Every price on this page comes from our own scan of CatFee and iTRX, and the tables refresh from the newest scan as the page opens.
Every term, CatFee against iTRX
| Package | CatFee (TRX) | iTRX (TRX) | Cheaper |
|---|---|---|---|
| 65k · 1 hour | 1.30 | 2.27 | CatFee −43% |
| 65k · 1 day | — | 6.50 | iTRX only |
| 65k · 3 days | — | 12.68 | iTRX only |
| 130k · 1 hour | 2.60 | 4.58 | CatFee −43% |
| 130k · 1 day | — | 13.10 | iTRX only |
| 130k · 3 days | — | 25.55 | iTRX only |
Live prices as of 2026-10-24 02:29 UTC.
So which is cheaper, CatFee or iTRX?
CatFee is the cheaper of the two here, 1.30 TRX where iTRX is at 2.27 TRX. That is 43 off the same 65k energy for one hour, and the ranking between CatFee and iTRX does not turn over at any other package.
Price is the only thing this board ranks on. A gap of 43% is a gap in TRX and nothing else, and it says nothing about how CatFee or iTRX handle an order that goes wrong.
Where CatFee and iTRX sit on the whole board
Against the whole board, CatFee is joint 1st and iTRX is 4th of the 19 platforms that quoted this package. 3 places separates them, so the pair is not a two-horse race so much as two points on a longer list.
Both of those positions rest on prices CatFee and iTRX publish themselves, not on anything this board has inferred, and both move whenever any other platform changes its rate.
What the archive has on CatFee and iTRX
Across 620 scans with a price from both at 65k energy for one hour, CatFee was in front 554 times and iTRX 66 times, with 98 changes of lead in between.
The average distance between them while both were quoting was 0.82 TRX. The widest it opened was 1.33 TRX, at 2026-10-24 02:00 UTC. The movement was one sided: CatFee moved 124 times, between 1.04 and 3.60 TRX and iTRX held 2.27 TRX at every one of the 621 scans.
None of that is a trend. The board has been recording since 2026-09-24 02:00 UTC, every 15 minutes, and the archive behind this page is 720 hours of data so far. It is long enough to say what CatFee and iTRX did yesterday and too short to say what either of them usually does.
What separates CatFee from iTRX
The two do not sell the same ladder. CatFee publishes one hour prices; iTRX publishes one hour, one day and three day prices. In practice iTRX quotes one day and three day where CatFee does not, so 0 of the ten rows above are inferred for CatFee and 0 for iTRX.
Neither CatFee nor iTRX will rent for 15 minutes. An hour is the shortest thing either of them sells, and the 15 minute row is empty on both sides of the table above for that reason.
iTRX is the one of the two that states its order limits: a floor of 12,000 energy, a ceiling of 200,000,000 energy and a pool cap of 3,150,514 energy. CatFee publishes no minimum and no maximum we can read, so the size of order it will take is not something this page can tell you.
One of these two pays us and the other does not: our iTRX link is a referral link, our CatFee link is a plain one. The prices are read the same way for both, and CatFee outranking iTRX on this page would cost us money without changing a line of it.
CatFee carries automatic top-ups and a dApp and iTRX does not. Both of them run a public API.
Features
| Feature | CatFee | iTRX |
|---|---|---|
| API | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-topup | Yes | No |
| dApp | Yes | No |
Order limits
| Limit | CatFee | iTRX |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum order | no limit stated | 12,000 energy |
| Maximum order | no limit stated | 200,000,000 energy |
| Platform pool cap | no limit stated | 3,150,514 energy |
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Our link to iTRX is a referral link: they pay us, you pay the same price. CatFee pays us nothing.