All in one Brokerage Calculator

What Is This Indian Brokerage Calculator?

This Indian Brokerage Calculator is a free online tool that helps traders and investors calculate the exact net profit or loss (Net P&L) after all brokerage charges and taxes. Instead of manually checking every charge in your contract note, you can simply enter your trade details and instantly see the final outcome.

It works for multiple segments like Equity Delivery, Equity Intraday (MIS), Equity Futures and Equity Options. The tool shows you:

• Gross P&L (before any charges)
• Detailed list of all charges (brokerage, STT, exchange, SEBI, GST, stamp duty)
• Net P&L after all deductions
• Breakeven points per share

Why Do You Need a Brokerage Calculator?

Most traders only look at the buy price and sell price and assume that the difference is their profit. In reality, your real profit is always lower because of multiple charges like brokerage, STT, GST, exchange charges and stamp duty.

This brokerage calculator helps you to:

• Plan trades with realistic profit expectations
• Avoid surprise losses after receiving the contract note
• Compare cost impact across different brokers
• Understand how much movement you need just to reach breakeven

Key Features of This Multi-Broker Calculator

1. Supports 6 Popular Discount Brokers

You can choose from Zerodha, Groww, Angel One, Upstox, FYERS and Dhan. Each broker has its own brokerage structure. The calculator uses realistic logic such as flat fees per order, percentage-based brokerage with maximum caps and zero-delivery brokerage where applicable.

2. Multiple Trading Segments Covered

This tool supports:

• Equity Delivery (Holdings) – for long-term and positional investors
• Equity Intraday (MIS) – for same-day traders
• Equity Futures – index and stock futures
• Equity Options – call and put options on stocks and indices

Every segment has different STT, stamp duty and exchange charges. The calculator automatically adjusts the values based on the segment you select.

3. Complete Charges Breakdown

Instead of showing only one final number, the tool displays a complete breakdown of charges, including:

• Brokerage
• STT / CTT
• Exchange transaction charges
• SEBI turnover charges
• GST (18%)
• Stamp duty

This makes it easy for you to understand exactly where your money is going and which charge is affecting your strategy the most.

4. Net P&L and Breakeven Calculation

The most important output of this brokerage calculator is the final Net Profit or Loss after all costs. It also shows:

• Net P&L in absolute amount
• P&L in percentage terms
• Breakeven points per share

Breakeven points tell you how many rupees the stock or contract must move in your favour just to cover all charges. This is especially powerful for intraday and options traders working with small price moves.

How to Use the Brokerage Calculator (Step-by-Step)

Step 1: Select Your Broker

From the broker dropdown, choose your broker (Zerodha, Groww, Angel One, Upstox, FYERS or Dhan). The calculator will automatically apply the respective brokerage structure.

Step 2: Choose the Exchange

Select NSE or BSE, depending on where you are placing the trade.

Step 3: Select the Trading Segment

Choose the relevant segment – Equity Delivery, Equity Intraday (MIS), Equity Futures or Equity Options. Different segments have different tax rules, and the calculator adjusts the charges automatically.

Step 4: Enter Trade Details

Fill in the following fields:

• Buy Price (₹) – the price at which you buy
• Sell Price (₹) – the price at which you sell
• Quantity – total number of shares or units
• Lot Size (for F&O) – per lot quantity for futures and options contracts

Step 5: Order Settings and Custom Brokerage (Optional)

By default, the calculator considers a full round trip (both buy and sell). You can also enable manual brokerage and enter your own flat value if you have a special plan or want to test a custom scenario.

Step 6: Click “Calculate P&L”

After filling in all details, click the calculate button. The Net P&L Report section will show your:

• Net Profit / Loss
• P&L percentage
• Turnover
• Gross P&L
• Total charges
• Breakeven per share

Step 7: Use “Clear” to Test New Trades

You can use the clear button to reset the form and enter new values. This allows you to quickly compare different scenarios, brokers or strategies before actually placing a trade.

Who Can Benefit From This Tool?

This brokerage calculator is useful for:

• Intraday traders who take multiple trades every day
• Positional and swing traders holding trades for a few days or weeks
• Long-term investors checking the real impact of brokerage on delivery trades
• F&O traders dealing in high-turnover contracts
• Beginners who are still learning how charges work in the Indian markets

By using this calculator before entering a trade, you can avoid overtrading and focus only on trades where the risk–reward is actually favourable after costs.

Limitations and Disclaimer

This brokerage calculator is designed for educational and estimation purposes only. Brokerage plans and government taxes may change over time for Zerodha, Groww, Angel One, Upstox, FYERS and Dhan.

Actual values in your broker’s contract note may differ slightly due to plan changes, rounding and any additional charges or offers. Always cross-check with your official contract note, especially when trading with large capital.