Skilling costs $12.03/lot on USDCHF. Afterprime costs $2.76/lot. 77.0% lower, zero commission.
| Cost Component | Afterprime | Skilling |
|---|---|---|
| All-in spread (pip) | 0.28 | 1.20 |
| Commission | $0 | Varies by account |
| Net cost per lot | $2.76 | $12.03 |
| Flow Rewards | −$0.40/lot | None |
| Net after Flow Rewards | $2.36/lot | $12.03/lot |
| Saving vs Afterprime | — | 77.0% more expensive |
Flow Rewards rebate of $0.40/lot is a structural edge paid back to active traders.Current month rate shown. Source: Forexbenchmark.com. Previous 7 Days Range. Incl. Commissions + Spreads.
At 77.0% lower cost per lot, Afterprime is materially cheaper for scalpers trading USDCHF at volume. On 500 lots/month the cost difference is $4635.
For traders holding positions overnight, swap rates are the secondary cost factor. Check USDCHF swap rates for a direct overnight cost comparison.
Sub-50ms execution and zero commissions make Afterprime a stronger choice for automated trading than Skilling.
Yes. Based on current live data, Afterprime's all-in USDCHF cost is $2.76/lot versus Skilling's $12.03/lot, a 77.0% difference. On 100 lots that's $927 in your favour.
Skilling's all-in cost includes spread and any applicable commission depending on account type. Afterprime charges $0 commission on all trades cost is entirely spread-based.
Flow Rewards is a structural rebate of up to $3/lot paid back to active traders. The current USDCHF rate is $0.40/lot, bringing Afterprime's net cost to $2.36/lot.
Spread and cost data is sourced from Forexbenchmark.com's feed and reflects current market conditions. Data is refreshed approximately every 12 hours.
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