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Rate my broker

Bring your own broker: enter what you pay, get an honest 0–100 score and cheaper alternatives — all private, in your browser.

Broker name

What does it charge you?

Flat ₹ or % per order — leave blank anything you don't know.

Delivery brokerage (/order)Flat ₹ or % — e.g. 20 or 0.5%Intraday brokerage (/order)Flat ₹ or % — e.g. 20 or 0.03%Options brokerage (/order)Flat ₹ or % — e.g. 20 or 0.05%Demat AMC (/year)₹ per year — e.g. 300Account opening (one-time)₹ one-time — e.g. 0

Find these on your broker's pricing page or contract note. % plans are converted to ₹ at your average order size below, so flat and percentage brokers compare fairly — add the per-order cap when your % plan has one (“whichever is lower”).

How do you mainly trade?

Orders per monthAvg order size (₹)

Your entries auto-save in this browser only — pick up where you left off.

Enter at least one charge

Your score, monthly-cost estimate and cheaper alternatives appear here — computed live against 31 tracked brokers.

Not sure what you need? Find my broker →All charges matrix

Private by design: everything runs in your browser; entries auto-save to this browser's local storage only — nothing is sent or stored on any server. Scores benchmark your entered fees (flat ₹, or % converted at your average order size; “₹20 or 0.1%” plans take whichever is lower) against verified fees of 31 tracked brokers. Statutory charges (STT, exchange, SEBI, GST, stamp, DP) are identical everywhere and excluded — a starting point, not advice. Verify pricing before opening an account.

What this calculator answers

Enter what your broker charges for delivery, intraday, F&O, AMC and account opening — as flat rupees, a percentage, or both with a minimum — and get a 0–100 score showing how many tracked brokers charge more than you, plus a monthly-cost estimate and cheaper alternatives.

How it is calculated

Each fee leg is scored as the share of tracked brokers whose effective fee at your order size is higher than yours, so joint cheapest scores 100. Legs are then weighted by what you trade — delivery 50/10/10/20/10, intraday 10/55/10/15/10, F&O 10/15/50/15/10 — and averaged over the legs you answered.

The score is relative to the brokers tracked on LetsInvest, not an absolute quality rating. A percentage-only plan needs an order size before an effective rupee fee can be computed.

Common questions

How is the 0–100 score calculated?

Each leg scores as the fraction of tracked brokers charging more than you at your order size — joint cheapest scores 100, the priciest scores 0 — and the legs are then weighted by how much you trade in that segment.

Why is some information blank in the result?

A leg with no comparable market fee, or a percentage plan without an order size, is skipped and left out of the weighted average rather than counted as zero.

Where do the cheaper alternatives come from?

They come from the same tracked-broker fee data, ranked by monthly saving against your current broker and then by editorial rating, with each alternative listing the legs it beats you on.

Source & freshness

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