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No, pressing a crosswalk button does not cost money. The button is a mechanism to signal to traffic lights to change, allowing pedestrians to cross safely. The only costs associated with crosswalk buttons are related to their installation and maintenance, which are borne by local municipalities, not by individual users.
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