I've been looking for the best apps to invest with little money for a while, and I just found some interesting comparisons. The thing is, you don't need to be a millionaire to start trading; that's old news.

I've been checking out MiTrade, and honestly, the interface is clean, almost too simple, but it's good for beginners. You can open an account with just $20, and they have integrated TradingView charts. The leverage is flexible, so you can trade with small capital.

Next is AvaTrade, which is more for experienced traders. Founded in 2006, it has about 1,200 assets and supports MT4 and MT5. The minimum deposit is $100, but if you know what you're doing, it makes sense.

Plus500 is another of the best apps to invest if you're looking for variety. They are listed in London and have over 2,800 CFDs. They recently entered the futures market as well. The minimum deposit is also $100.

XM is interesting if you want serious leverage, up to 1:1000. Operating since 2009, compatible with MetaTrader, with a minimum deposit of only $5. They offer various account types depending on your style.

And well, eToro is the one everyone knows for copy trading. Launched in 2007, it's more social and allows copying experienced traders. The minimum deposit is $50, and they have over 3,000 real assets.

Honestly, choosing among the best apps to invest depends on your profile. If you're a beginner and want something simple, MiTrade. If you have experience and want power, AvaTrade or XM. If you're interested in following other investors, eToro. Plus500 if you're looking for futures and new markets.

The important thing is that all of them are regulated, and you can start with little. But beware, all trading involves risk, so practice first with the demo accounts that all of them offer.