I just looked at the 2569 (2026) stock broker fee comparison table, and my head is spinning for real because no broker is the same.

Actually, the most straightforward commission right now is Liberator, which shows 0% commission with no minimum fee. But the truth is you still have to pay the Stock Exchange of Thailand fee. As for SBI Online (SBITO), it stands out with 0.075% for Cash Balance accounts, which is far lower than the market average.

If you trade small amounts every day, watch out for minimum fees. For example, Kasikorn Thai and UOB charge 50 baht per day. Phillip Capital charges 30 baht, which is a bit better. But Bualuang and Krungthai XSpring have no minimum fees at all—if you buy small amounts, you really end up paying less.

Choosing a broker isn’t just about looking at the commission rate. You also need to consider leverage, liquidity, customer service, and the analysis system/tools. Some brokers charge standard fees but provide good analytical information; some are cheaper but their service isn’t great. So you have to weigh things up yourself.

For anyone who’s just starting to trade, take a close look at the 2569 stock broker rankings and choose one that fits your own trading style. If you trade frequently, low commissions are important. If you don’t trade often, you don’t really need to look for something with 0% as much. The stock broker rankings for 2566 (2023) last year weren’t that different, but this year Liberator and SBITO still stay ahead when it comes to fees.