Brokerage & charges calculator

Brokerage calculator: see your real net P&L before you trade.

Most traders only look at the price difference. On every NSE/BSE trade — equity delivery, intraday or F&O — the exchange, government and your broker quietly take their cut. TradeProfy lays out every charge like a real contract note, whether you trade with Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, Angel One or any other broker, so you know exactly what you keep.

No login, no sign-up Delivery · Intraday · F&O Full charge breakdown

Built on a discount-broker (Zerodha-style) charge model. Rates are indicative and may change — always confirm with your broker’s contract note.

Brokerage Calculator India · NSE/BSE
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Number of shares held & sold
Net P&L after all charges
₹459.16
Gross P&L
₹500.00
Total charges
₹40.84
Status
Profit
✓ Healthy trade: charges take just 8.2% of your gross profit — ₹459.16 lands in your account.
Turnover (buy + sell)₹20,500.00
Brokerage₹0.00 (free)
STT / CTT₹20.50
Exchange txn charges₹0.61
SEBI charges₹0.02
Stamp duty₹1.50
DP charges₹15.34
GST (18%)₹2.87
Total charges₹40.84
Where the charges go
STT 50%Exchange 1%GST 7%Stamp 4%DP 38%SEBI 0%
Breakeven sell price
₹100.41
Breakeven move
₹0.41/unit
Net per unit
₹4.59
Return on capital
4.59%
Charges / turnover
0.199%
Same inputs in every segment (tap to switch · education only)
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Where your money goes

What charges apply to every Indian trade?

Every Indian equity or F&O trade carries seven charges: brokerage, STT/CTT, exchange transaction fees, SEBI charges, stamp duty, DP charges on delivery sells, and 18% GST on the service fees. Together they typically total between 0.05% and 0.3% of turnover, and your net profit is the price difference minus this stack.

ChargeTypical rateApplies to
Brokerage₹0 delivery · flat ₹20/order F&OYour broker’s fee per executed order
STT / CTT0.1% delivery · 0.025% intraday sellSecurities Transaction Tax to the govt
Exchange txn~0.00297% equityNSE/BSE fee on turnover
GST18%On brokerage + txn + SEBI + DP
SEBI charges₹10 per croreRegulator fee on turnover
Stamp duty0.015% delivery buyState duty, charged on the buy side
DP charges~₹15.34 per scripOn delivery sell — depository fee

Official rate sources: NSE India · BSE India · SEBI · CDSL · Income Tax Department (STT). Rates are revised periodically — the calculator's rate table is kept in one place and updated when statutory charges change.

Side by side

How do charges differ between delivery, intraday and F&O?

Delivery pays 0.1% STT on both buy and sell plus a DP charge, but zero brokerage on discount plans. Intraday and futures pay STT only on the sell side plus flat ₹20-per-order brokerage. Options are charged on premium value, where exchange fees run highest at roughly 0.035%.

ChargeDeliveryIntradayFuturesOptions
Brokerage₹0₹20 / 0.03%*₹20 / 0.03%*Flat ₹20
STT / CTT0.1% buy + sell0.025% sell0.02% sell0.1% sell prem.
Exchange txn~0.00297%~0.00297%~0.00173%~0.03503%
GST18%18%18%18%
SEBI charges₹10 / crore₹10 / crore₹10 / crore₹10 / crore
Stamp duty0.015% buy0.003% buy0.002% buy0.003% buy
DP charges~₹15.34 sellNilNilNil

*Brokerage is the lower of ₹20 or 0.03% per executed order on a typical discount-broker plan. Statutory rates are indicative and change over time — confirm with your broker.

Real numbers

What does a real trade actually cost?

Take 100 shares bought at ₹500 and sold at ₹520 — a gross profit of ₹2,000. In delivery, charges total ₹131.30 (6.6% of the gross), leaving ₹1,868.70. The identical numbers run as intraday cost only ₹54.30 (2.7%), leaving ₹1,945.70, because delivery STT applies on both sides.

Line itemDeliveryIntraday
Gross P&L (100 × ₹20)₹2,000.00₹2,000.00
Brokerage₹0.00₹30.60
STT₹102.00₹13.00
Exchange txn charges₹3.03₹3.03
SEBI charges₹0.10₹0.10
Stamp duty₹7.50₹1.50
DP charges₹15.34Nil
GST (18%)₹3.32₹6.07
Total charges₹131.30₹54.30
Net P&L₹1,868.70₹1,945.70
0.1%STT on delivery, charged on both buy and sell value
18%GST on brokerage, exchange, SEBI and DP fees
₹10/croreSEBI turnover fee on every trade
~₹15.34DP charge per scrip on a delivery sell day

Figures computed with the calculator's own rate table on a discount-broker plan. Run your own numbers in the calculator above — it does this breakdown live for all four segments.

Beyond the trade

Which account charges apply beyond your trades?

Six account-level charges sit outside the contract note: annual maintenance (₹0–₹300 a year), DP charges of about ₹15 per scrip on delivery sells, auto square-off penalties near ₹50, call-and-trade fees of ₹50 per order, pledge requests around ₹30, and occasional payment-gateway fees of up to ₹10.

AMC (maintenance)

Annual or quarterly fee to keep your demat account active. Many brokers offer a free first year or a basic plan.

Typically ₹0–₹300 / year

DP charges

A flat fee per scrip when you sell delivery shares, charged by the depository and broker — included in the calculator’s delivery results.

~₹15 per scrip per day

Auto square-off

If you don’t close an intraday position in time, the broker squares it off and may charge a small fee. Plan your exits to avoid it.

~₹50 per position

Call & trade

Placing orders by phone through the broker’s dealer desk usually carries an extra per-order charge versus self-service.

~₹50 per order

Pledge charges

To use your holdings as margin for F&O, you pledge them — a small flat fee applies per pledge or unpledge request.

~₹30 per request

Payment gateway

Adding funds via UPI is usually free; some payment methods carry a small gateway fee charged by the broker.

₹0–₹10 per transfer
Why traders use it

Why use the TradeProfy brokerage calculator?

TradeProfy shows the one number brokers don't headline: what actually lands in your account. It itemises all seven charges like a real contract note, updates instantly as you type, compares all four segments on the same inputs, and runs fully in your browser with no login or tracking.

Contract-note clarity

Results are itemised exactly like a broker’s contract note — brokerage, STT, GST, stamp, DP — so nothing hides in the total.

Instant, as you type

No “calculate” button, no waiting. Change any number and the breakeven and net P&L update immediately.

Private by design

Everything runs in your browser. No account, no data sent to a server, no tracking of what you calculate.

How to use it

How do you use the brokerage calculator?

Pick a segment, type your buy price, sell price and quantity, and the full contract-note breakdown appears instantly — total charges, net P&L, breakeven move and charges as a percentage of turnover. For futures and options, enter lots and lot size and the quantity fills itself.

Step 01

Pick your segment

Choose delivery, intraday, futures or options. Each uses its own statutory rates.

Step 02

Enter buy, sell & quantity

Add your entry and exit prices and the total units. For options, use the premium per unit.

Step 03

Read your net P&L

See total charges, net profit or loss, breakeven move and charges as a % of turnover.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Yes. TradeProfy is completely free, needs no login, and runs entirely in your browser. There are no usage limits.
It uses a discount-broker model — flat brokerage on intraday and F&O and free equity delivery, similar to Zerodha, Groww and Upstox. Statutory charges like STT, GST and stamp duty are common to all brokers.
The rates are indicative and reflect typical recent values, but STT, exchange fees, stamp duty and brokerage plans change over time and differ slightly by broker. Always treat the result as a close estimate and confirm against your broker’s official contract note.
Yes. Switch to the Futures or Options tab, enter lots and lot size (the calculator multiplies them for you), and use the premium per unit as the buy/sell price for options.
It is the minimum price move per unit needed just to cover all charges. If the breakeven is ₹1.31 on a ₹500 stock, your sell price must cross ₹501.31 before the trade earns any real profit.
GST at 18% applies only to service-type fees — brokerage, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fees and DP charges. It is not charged on STT or stamp duty, because those are taxes themselves.
Yes. Your inputs are stored in the page link. Press the Copy link button under the results and anyone who opens that link sees the same trade pre-filled.
Switch to the Intraday tab, enter your buy price, sell price and quantity. The calculator applies discount-broker brokerage (flat ₹20 or 0.03% per order), STT on the sell side, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fees, stamp duty and 18% GST — and shows your true net intraday P&L instantly.
DP (Depository Participant) charges of roughly ₹15–16 per scrip per day apply when you sell shares held in your demat account — that is, on equity delivery sells only. Intraday and F&O trades don't attract DP charges. The Delivery tab includes them automatically.
No. TradeProfy is an educational calculator only. It does not recommend what to buy or sell and is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst.
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F&O brokerage calculator

Futures and options tabs above itemise flat ₹20 brokerage, STT on premium, exchange charges and GST per lot. See the full F&O charges breakdown with a worked NIFTY example.

Delivery brokerage calculator

Most discount brokers charge ₹0 brokerage on delivery — but STT at 0.1% both sides, DP charges on every sell and stamp duty still apply. The Delivery tab shows the real total, and the DP charges guide explains the fee your contract note hides.

STT charges calculator

Securities Transaction Tax is usually the biggest line on an equity contract note. Every tab above computes it automatically — segment-wise rates are in the STT charges guide.

Trading GST rate

GST on trading is 18% — but only on service charges like brokerage, exchange transaction fees and SEBI charges, never on STT or stamp duty. The calculator applies it to the right lines; details in the GST on trading charges guide.

Commodity brokerage calculator

Trading crude oil, gold or natural gas on MCX? Commodity trades carry CTT instead of STT, plus their own exchange charges. Read the MCX commodity charges breakdown — an MCX tab in this calculator is on the roadmap.

Flat ₹20 brokerage plans

Zerodha, Groww, Upstox and Angel One all cap intraday and F&O brokerage near ₹20 per order — yet net costs still differ. The broker charges comparison lines them up side by side.

Stop guessing your charges

Run your next trade through the calculator and see the number that actually lands in your account.