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Stake vs Webull

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What one ASX trade of $5,000 costs
$3
0.06% of the trade
$1.50
0.03% of the trade

Webull charges $1.50 less on a $5,000 ASX trade than Stake.

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StakeStake
WebullWebull
Brokerage on a $5,000 ASX trade
$3
$1.50
$0 on an ETF
$1.50 less · Lower brokerage
Brokerage on a $2,000 US trade
in Australian dollars
$4.30
$0
$4.30 less · Lower US brokerage
Currency conversion
on buying and selling US shares
0.78%
of each US trade
0.71%
of each US trade
0.07% less · Lower conversion fee
Account fee
None
None
Inactivity fee
None
None
Live prices
$14 a month
Free
$14 a month less · Lower live-price fee
How you own ASX shares
CHESS-sponsored
held in your own name
CHESS-sponsored
held in your own name
Moving shares to another broker
Free
per holding
Free
per holding
Markets
2 markets
Australia (ASX), United States
4 markets
Australia (ASX), United States, Hong Kong, China (A-shares)
Fractional shares
US shares only
US shares only
Recurring buys
Yes
Yes
Interest on uninvested cash
None
None

Brokerage at every trade size

StakeWebull
$0$10$20$30$500$1k$2k$5k$10k$20k$50k$100k
ASX trade of $5,000 · yours
Stake$3
Webull$1.50
Brokerage on one ASX trade

What each charges on a single ASX share trade, from $500 to $100,000; the dashed line is your trade size. Some brokers charge a flat fee to a point and a percentage above it, which is where the lines bend.

Stake AUS
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Webull Securities Australia
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Fees as each broker publishes them, last refreshed 7 October 2026. On a $5,000 ASX trade, Stake AUS charges $3 and Webull Securities Australia charges $1.50. Each row says which figure is lower or higher; it doesn't say which broker suits you.

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