(5)ESMA will have to supervise both benchmark administrators that administer or endorse significant benchmarks and benchmark administrators that administer or endorse benchmarks which are of limited economic significance, but which are in the scope of Regulation (EU) 2016/1011 because they are EU Paris-aligned Benchmarks, EU Climate Transition Benchmarks or commodity benchmarks subject to Annex II to Regulation (EU) 2016/1011. To ensure proportionality between the economic relevance of the benchmarks that are not significant benchmarks and the annual supervisory fee to be paid, and to limit reporting burden on the benchmark administrators concerned, the annual supervisory fees for those benchmark administrators should take the form of a fixed amount and the benchmark administrators administering or endorsing them should not be obliged to submit revenue figures to ESMA.