Brokerage Calculator India — Free STT, GST & Stamp Duty Tool
Looking for an accurate brokerage calculator India traders can actually rely on? Ever placed a trade that looked profitable on the chart, only to find your real profit was much smaller after all the charges? This free brokerage calculator shows you the true picture before you even enter the trade — brokerage, STT, exchange transaction charges, SEBI charges, stamp duty, and GST, all broken down clearly like a contract note.
Most traders in India only track their buy and sell price, ignoring the five or six different charges deducted on every single trade. Over a month of active trading, these charges quietly eat into a meaningful part of your profits. A reliable brokerage calculator India traders use before entering a position helps you see the real cost upfront, so you’re never surprised when the contract note arrives.
Why You Need a Brokerage Calculator
Whether you trade Delivery, Intraday, Futures, or Options, each segment has a different tax and charge structure under Indian exchange rules. A brokerage calculator India investors trust needs to account for:
- Brokerage charged by your broker (flat fee or percentage, whichever is lower)
- Securities Transaction Tax (STT) — varies by segment
- Exchange transaction charges (NSE/BSE)
- SEBI turnover charges
- Stamp duty (state-uniform since July 2020)
- GST on brokerage and exchange charges
Manually calculating all of this for every trade is tedious and error-prone. This tool does it instantly.
How to Use This Brokerage Calculator
- Select your segment — Delivery, Intraday, Futures, or Options
- Enter your buy price, sell price, and quantity
- Enter your broker’s per-order brokerage (enter ₹0 if your broker offers free delivery trades)
- Instantly see a full breakdown of every charge, plus your true net profit or loss
The calculator updates live as you type, so you can quickly compare different entry and exit scenarios before you actually place the order.
Charges Used in This Calculator (Updated for Budget 2026)
This brokerage calculator India tool uses the latest statutory rates effective from April 1, 2026, following the Union Budget 2026–27:
- Delivery: STT 0.1% on both buy and sell sides
- Intraday: STT 0.025% on the sell side only
- Futures: STT 0.05% on the sell side only
- Options: STT 0.15% on premium, sell side only
Stamp duty, exchange transaction charges, and SEBI charges are also applied per segment, along with 18% GST on brokerage and exchange charges — matching what you’d see on an actual contract note from any Indian broker.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this brokerage calculator accurate for all brokers in India?
The statutory charges — STT, stamp duty, exchange transaction charges, SEBI charges, and GST — are the same across every broker in India, since these are government and exchange-mandated. Only the brokerage fee itself varies by broker, which you can enter manually to match your own broker’s rate.
Does this brokerage calculator work for F&O trades?
Yes. Select Futures or Options as your segment, and enter your quantity as lot size multiplied by number of lots.
Why is my net P&L lower than my gross profit?
Because of the combined effect of brokerage, STT, exchange charges, SEBI charges, stamp duty, and GST — this calculator shows exactly how much each of these takes out of your gross profit.
Can I use this for both intraday and delivery trades?
Yes — simply switch the segment toggle at the top of the calculator, and all charge rates update automatically.