Compare what trading actually costs you

Trading involves risk; you can lose money. Leveraged, CFD and crypto trading can lose money rapidly. Availability and legality vary by country — some products are restricted or banned in parts of the EU, the UK and Spain. Always check your local regulations and whether a provider serves your country before opening an account.

We rank by real cost, not by payout

The headline "0% fee" or "commission-free" claim rarely tells the whole story. The cost of a trade is the sum of several parts: the maker or taker fee on the order, the spread you cross between the buy and sell price, and any deposit or withdrawal fee when you move money in or out.

Our comparator pulls together these published figures so you can see an estimated total cost side by side, instead of comparing one provider's commission against another's spread. We do not weight rankings by affiliate payout.

Every figure we show is taken from each provider's published fee schedule. Fees and spreads change and vary by tier, volume, asset and region — always verify the current fees on the provider's own site before you trade.

What the comparator does

Enter a rough trade size and the comparator estimates what a single trade or round-turn might cost across providers, using their published fees. It is an estimate to help you compare — not a quote, and not a promise of the price you will pay.

We separate "simple buy" or instant-buy products (which usually carry a higher built-in markup) from "advanced" or pro order books (which usually have lower maker/taker fees). For many people that gap is the single biggest cost difference, so we make it visible.

We also flag where a product may be restricted or unavailable in your region, because the cheapest provider on paper is no use if it does not legally serve your country.

How to use Tradefeely responsibly

Use Tradefeely to narrow down candidates and understand the cost mechanics — then do your own checks. Read each provider's current fee schedule, terms and the regulatory disclosures for your country.

Lower fees are only one factor. Regulation, custody, security, supported assets, leverage caps and your own risk tolerance all matter, and none of them are captured by a single fee number.

When you sign up through a link on Tradefeely, we may earn a commission from the provider at no extra cost to you. That never changes the published fees you see, and it does not influence how we rank by cost.

Read our methodology or open the full calculator. Fees last checked 2026-06-18.