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It estimates how much you spend on trading costs each month based on your lot volume, then compares that cost against selected brokers and benchmark averages to show potential savings.
The calculator includes spread and commission. These are combined to show your total estimated trading cost per lot.
The data is based on ForexBenchmark verified seven day averages, using spread plus commission during the day session from 04:00 to 22:00.
No. The calculator uses historical averages. Live spreads and commissions can change due to market conditions, liquidity, and broker pricing updates.
No. It focuses only on spread and commission. Swap rates, slippage, and other trading factors are not included.
One standard lot equals 100,000 units of the base currency in a forex pair.
Small differences in cost per lot become significant as volume increases. Active traders can see meaningful differences over time.
It shows the total estimated monthly trading cost for your selected lot size across different broker comparisons.
It provides context. Instead of looking at one broker in isolation, you see how pricing compares to a broader competitive group.
The calculator uses seven day rolling averages from ForexBenchmark. It reflects recent pricing conditions, not outdated figures.
No. The calculator does not adjust leverage, strategy, or position size. It simply compares transaction cost differences.
The calculation reflects benchmarked pricing averages. For pair specific precision, always review live spreads directly with your broker.
Strategy drives performance, but trading costs reduce net returns. Lower friction means you retain more of your results over time.
High frequency traders, scalpers, algorithmic traders, and anyone trading consistent monthly volume typically see the largest impact from cost differences.