I just noticed that the broker fees in 2026 vary a lot. The amount depends on which broker you choose. Some charge 0.15%, while others charge 0.006%—a difference of almost half. If you trade frequently, this gap can add up to a significant amount of money.

What’s especially interesting about Libertor is that they charge 0% commission. No matter how much you buy, you won’t have to pay any broker fees anymore. The only costs are what you have to pay to the stock exchange. SBI Thai Online is also the same—0.075% for cash balance accounts. Compared with other brokers that charge 0.15%, that’s saving you half the cost.

Other brokers such as Bualuang, Thanachart, Krungthai, and UOB are at the standard rate of 0.15–0.20%, depending on the account type. Some have a minimum fee of 50 baht, while others do not. If you buy and sell stocks in small amounts, this minimum fee can become a problem, because the fee is calculated as a percentage and the minimum makes it effectively higher.

For Phillips, it’s also a pretty good option, with a minimum fee of only 30 baht—the lowest in the market. They also have a robust analytics system. If you want to choose the broker with the lowest broker fee, Libertor clearly wins. But if you want a balance between commission and other services, you can also consider SBI or Phillips. It depends on what you value most.