Estimate brokerage on both sides of a share trade at your broker’s rate and cap, plus any other charges you add.
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Calculated from your inputs
Total entered trade charges
Round-trip brokerage
Other entered charges
Net profit / loss
How this is calculated
Apply your entered brokerage rate to each side, with the entered per-order cap (0 means no cap). Add other charges manually. Does not fetch broker tariffs or calculate exchange fees, STT, GST, stamp duty or SEBI charges.
Defaults are editable examples, not current provider quotes. Results are rounded for display. These are scenarios from your inputs, not live market data or investment advice.
About the Brokerage calculator
Brokerage is the fee a stockbroker charges for each order. Many brokers charge a percentage of the trade value up to a fixed cap per order; some charge nothing for delivery trades.
How the Brokerage calculator works
Brokerage per side = min(Trade value × rate, cap)
The rate and cap apply separately to the buy and the sell. Enter 0 as the cap for no cap. Add statutory charges such as STT, exchange charges, stamp duty and GST as other charges.
Worked example
Example inputs
Buy price
₹100
Sell price
₹120
Shares
100
Brokerage per side
0.03%
Brokerage cap per order (0 = no cap)
₹20
Other charges, total
₹50
Calculated result
Total entered trade charges
₹56.6
Round-trip brokerage
₹6.6
Other entered charges
₹50
Net profit / loss
₹1,943.4
Why use a Brokerage calculator?
Compare what different brokers would charge for the same trade.
Find the price move needed to cover charges.
Brokerage calculator FAQs
What other charges apply to a trade?
Securities transaction tax (STT), exchange transaction charges, SEBI turnover fees, stamp duty on purchases, GST on brokerage and charges, and depository charges on delivery sales.
Is delivery brokerage free?
Some brokers charge nothing for equity delivery; others charge a percentage. Check your broker’s tariff.
Why is there a cap per order?
Many discount brokers charge a percentage only up to a fixed rupee amount per executed order, so large orders pay the cap.
Does the calculator fetch my broker’s rates?
No. Enter your own broker’s rate, cap and charges.