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The true cost of a trade — brokerage plus every statutory charge — then net P&L and the price move you need to break even.

Compare all brokers' charges · How brokerage works · STT · DP charges · Best broker for your style.

Set brokerage to ₹0 for zero-delivery brokers; ₹20 flat is the discount-broker standard for intraday/F&O.

  • Brokerage (buy + sell)₹40.00
  • STT₹102.50
  • Exchange transaction₹3.15
  • SEBI (₹10/crore)₹0.10
  • Stamp duty (buy side)₹7.50
  • DP charges₹15.34
  • GST 18%₹10.55
  • Total charges₹179.14
  • Net P&L₹2,320.86
  • Break-even move₹3.58/share

Hover a segment for value + share.

NSE rates; STT per Finance Act 2026. Statutory charges are identical across brokers — only the brokerage row varies. Estimates, not contract notes.

Cheapest broker for your pattern

Same brokers, monthly view: orders per month, size, delivery vs intraday split.

Estimated monthly brokerage per broker for your order pattern
BrokerEst. monthly brokerage
Dhan cheapest₹0
Arihant Capital ₹0
Zerodha ₹150
m.Stock ₹200
Sahi ₹200
Indiabulls Securities ₹220
TradeSmart ₹300
Groww ₹350
SAMCO ₹350
HDFC Sky ₹350
Nuvama ₹350
SBI Securities ₹350
Upstox ₹350
Angel One ₹350
Share.Market ₹350
5paisa ₹350
Fyers ₹350
Jainam Broking ₹350
BlinkX ₹350
Alice Blue ₹350
Bajaj Broking ₹350
ICICI Direct —
Motilal Oswal —
Anand Rathi —
Aditya Birla Money —
HDFC Securities —
Kotak Securities —
Sharekhan —
AxisDirect —
Geojit —
Yes Securities —

Brokerage only — STT, exchange charges, GST, stamp duty and DP charges apply equally across brokers and are excluded. Figures use currently listed (possibly unverified) data.

What this calculator answers

A 50-share delivery trade bought at ₹1,000 and sold at ₹1,050 with ₹20 per-order brokerage costs ₹179.14 in charges, leaving net profit of ₹2,320.86 — and the stock has to move ₹3.58 a share just to cover them. Enter your trade to split brokerage from the statutory stack and see net P&L.

How it is calculated

Per trade it adds brokerage (₹ per order, charged on both sides) to STT, the exchange transaction charge, the SEBI fee, stamp duty, the ₹15.34 DP charge on delivery sells and 18% GST on brokerage + exchange + SEBI + DP. Break-even per share is total charges ÷ quantity.

NSE rates, with STT per the Finance Act 2026 (delivery 0.1% both sides, intraday 0.025% on sell, futures 0.05% on sell, options 0.15% on premium). Estimates, not a contract note.

Common questions

Which charges are the same at every broker?

STT, exchange transaction charges, the SEBI fee, stamp duty, DP charges and GST are statutory, so they are identical across brokers. Only the brokerage row changes between them.

Why does my break-even move when I change quantity?

Most statutory charges scale with turnover, but the DP charge is fixed per scrip on a delivery sell, so a larger order spreads that fixed cost across more shares and lowers the break-even per share.

Is brokerage charged on both buy and sell?

Yes in this model — the per-order brokerage is counted on each side, so a round trip pays it twice. At a ₹0-delivery broker only the statutory stack applies.

Source & freshness
Source
Deterministic formula in lib/calculators.ts
Timeliness
Static-verified
Method
calculated
Note
Illustrative projection from your inputs — not a market quote.