Just finished choosing a stockbroker and was shocked by how widely the fees differ 😅. Comparing them, I found that it’s not easy to determine the cheapest broker ranking, because each one charges commissions differently.

From what I can see, if you want to find the most cost-effective stockbroker, Liberator stands out the most, because they charge a 0% fee for buying and selling stocks through the app, with no minimum fees—making it the most economical option in the market. But if you want a stockbroker with a wider range of service options, SBI Thai Online is also interesting: its fee is only 0.075% for Cash Balance accounts, with no minimum fees, which is much cheaper than others.

As for Bualuang InvestX, InnvestX, and Krungthai XSpring, they are a “standard” stockbroker tier, with fees of 0.15-0.20% and no minimum fees if you use E-Confirmation. Meanwhile, Liberator, Tisco, Thanachart, and UOB have a minimum fee of 30-50 baht—if you buy in small amounts, it can feel expensive.

What I can tell you is: if you have a small amount of capital, I recommend Liberator. If you want a balance between commission and services, SBI Thai Online is a good choice. But most importantly, choose a stockbroker that fits your own trading style—not just based on fees.