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Brokerage Calculator
Calculate the total transaction cost of a stock trade — brokerage, STT, exchange charges, GST, and SEBI fees — and your net profit or loss after charges, for both intraday and delivery trades.
How to Use Brokerage Calculator
- 1Enter your buy price, sell price, and quantity
- 2Select whether the trade is intraday or delivery
- 3Click Calculate to see all charges and your net profit or loss
Frequently Asked Questions
Brokerage, Securities Transaction Tax (STT), exchange transaction charges, GST on brokerage and exchange charges, and SEBI turnover fees — the full stack of costs that reduce your gross profit on a trade.
Intraday trades (bought and sold the same day) and delivery trades (held beyond the trading day) are charged STT and brokerage differently, and this calculator applies the appropriate treatment based on which trade type you select.
Because this calculator subtracts all trading charges (brokerage, STT, exchange fees, GST, SEBI charges) from your gross profit — the raw (sell price − buy price) × quantity figure ignores these real costs.
A full breakdown of each charge (brokerage, STT, exchange charges, GST, SEBI fee), the total charges, and your net profit or loss after all of them.
It uses standard market-wide charge structures (STT, exchange, GST, SEBI rates are regulator-set and apply to all brokers); your broker's own brokerage fee/plan may differ from the assumption used here — check your broker's rate card for brokerage specifically.
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