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As of 22 January 2026, every Freetrade plan includes
- Personal pension (SIPP) and ISA
- Mutual funds and Gilts
- Ready-made portfolios
- Unlimited commission-free trades
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Costs are based on those published costs on the other providers’ websites as of 24 March 2026. They are shown for illustrative purposes only. For confirmation of their up-to-date charges and product information, you should visit their websites.
Calculations exclude interest on customer cash and do not include investment growth or tax relief. Annual percentage based charges and monthly fixed account fees are applied after UK and US trading fees and FX fees.
Freetrade: There are no commission charges per trade and no subscription fee on the Basic plan, which gives you access to a Stocks and Shares ISA, Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), and General Investment Account (GIA). FX fees are 0.99% on Basic, reduced to 0.59% on Standard and 0.39% on Plus.
Hargreaves Lansdown: There is a 0.35% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP, capped at £12.50/mo for the all three accounts. Fee per trade reduces, depending on the number of trades executed in the previous month, from £6.95 for up to 19 trades to £3.95 for 20 or more trades. The FX rate is tiered by transaction value: 0.99% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001–£24,999.99, and 0.20% for £25,000 or more. The illustration assumes £6.95 trade per fee and 0.99% FX fee.
Interactive Investor: Subscription fee is based on the Core plan at £5.99/mo, which allows for a maximum portfolio size of £100,000. For portfolios above this, customers are switched to the Plus plan, which costs £14.99/mo. ii platform fees are charged per customer and have been allocated to GIA for modelling. The FX rate varies by plan: 0.75% on Core, 0.75% on the first £50,000 and 0.25% for over £50,000 on the Plus plan, 0.25% on the Premium plan.
AJ Bell: There is a 0.25% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP. The fee is capped at £3.50/mo for the GIA and ISA, and £10/mo for the SIPP. The illustration assumes a discounted £3.50 fee per trade which is applied when 10 or more trades were executed in the previous month. The standard fee per trade is £5. The FX rate reduces on a tiered scale, based on transaction value: 0.75% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001 - £20,000, and 0.25% for anything over £20,000.
Costs are based on those published costs on the other providers’ websites as of 24 March 2026. They are shown for illustrative purposes only. For confirmation of their up-to-date charges and product information, you should visit their websites.
Calculations exclude interest on customer cash and do not include investment growth or tax relief. Annual percentage based charges and monthly fixed account fees are applied after UK and US trading fees and FX fees.
Freetrade: There are no commission charges per trade and no subscription fee on the Basic plan, which gives you access to a Stocks and Shares ISA, Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), and General Investment Account (GIA). FX fees are 0.99% on Basic, reduced to 0.59% on Standard and 0.39% on Plus.
Hargreaves Lansdown: There is a 0.35% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP, capped at £12.50/mo for the all three accounts. Fee per trade reduces, depending on the number of trades executed in the previous month, from £6.95 for up to 19 trades to £3.95 for 20 or more trades. The FX rate is tiered by transaction value: 0.99% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001–£24,999.99, and 0.20% for £25,000 or more. The illustration assumes £6.95 trade per fee and 0.99% FX fee.
Interactive Investor: Subscription fee is based on the Core plan at £5.99/mo, which allows for a maximum portfolio size of £100,000. For portfolios above this, customers are switched to the Plus plan, which costs £14.99/mo. ii platform fees are charged per customer and have been allocated to GIA for modelling. The FX rate varies by plan: 0.75% on Core, 0.75% on the first £50,000 and 0.25% for over £50,000 on the Plus plan, 0.25% on the Premium plan.
AJ Bell: There is a 0.25% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP. The fee is capped at £3.50/mo for the GIA and ISA, and £10/mo for the SIPP. The illustration assumes a discounted £3.50 fee per trade which is applied when 10 or more trades were executed in the previous month. The standard fee per trade is £5. The FX rate reduces on a tiered scale, based on transaction value: 0.75% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001 - £20,000, and 0.25% for anything over £20,000.
Costs are based on those published costs on the other providers’ websites as of 24 March 2026. They are shown for illustrative purposes only. For confirmation of their up-to-date charges and product information, you should visit their websites.
Calculations exclude interest on customer cash and do not include investment growth or tax relief. Annual percentage based charges and monthly fixed account fees are applied after UK and US trading fees and FX fees.
Freetrade: There are no commission charges per trade and no subscription fee on the Basic plan, which gives you access to a Stocks and Shares ISA, Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), and General Investment Account (GIA). FX fees are 0.99% on Basic, reduced to 0.59% on Standard and 0.39% on Plus.
Hargreaves Lansdown: There is a 0.35% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP, capped at £12.50/mo for the all three accounts. Fee per trade reduces, depending on the number of trades executed in the previous month, from £6.95 for up to 19 trades to £3.95 for 20 or more trades. The FX rate is tiered by transaction value: 0.99% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001–£24,999.99, and 0.20% for £25,000 or more. The illustration assumes £6.95 trade per fee and 0.99% FX fee.
Interactive Investor: Subscription fee is based on the Core plan at £5.99/mo, which allows for a maximum portfolio size of £100,000. For portfolios above this, customers are switched to the Plus plan, which costs £14.99/mo. ii platform fees are charged per customer and have been allocated to GIA for modelling. The FX rate varies by plan: 0.75% on Core, 0.75% on the first £50,000 and 0.25% for over £50,000 on the Plus plan, 0.25% on the Premium plan.
AJ Bell: There is a 0.25% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP. The fee is capped at £3.50/mo for the GIA and ISA, and £10/mo for the SIPP. Fee per trade reduces, depending on the number of trades executed in the previous month, from £5.00 for up to 9 trades to £3.50 for 10 or more trades. The FX rate reduces on a tiered scale, based on transaction value: 0.75% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001 - £20,000, and 0.25% for anything over £20,000.
Costs are based on those published costs on the other providers’ websites as of 24 March 2026. They are shown for illustrative purposes only. For confirmation of their up-to-date charges and product information, you should visit their websites.
Calculations exclude interest on customer cash and do not include investment growth or tax relief. Annual percentage based charges and monthly fixed account fees are applied after UK and US trading fees and FX fees.
Freetrade: There are no commission charges per trade and no subscription fee on the Basic plan, which gives you access to a Stocks and Shares ISA, Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), and General Investment Account (GIA). FX fees are 0.99% on Basic, reduced to 0.59% on Standard and 0.39% on Plus.
Hargreaves Lansdown: There is a 0.35% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP, capped at £12.50/mo for the all three accounts. Fee per trade reduces, depending on the number of trades executed in the previous month, from £6.95 for up to 19 trades to £3.95 for 20 or more trades. The FX rate is tiered by transaction value: 0.99% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001–£24,999.99, and 0.20% for £25,000 or more. The illustration assumes £6.95 trade per fee and 0.99% FX fee.
Interactive Investor: Subscription fee is based on the Plus plan at £14.99 per month, as the portfolio exceeds £100,000. ii platform fee is per customer and we have allocated to GIA for modelling. The Plus plan includes one free trade credit per month, worth £3.99, which has been applied to UK trading in the GIA account in this calculation. Standard trading fees are £3.99 per trade on Core and Plus plans for UK and US shares and ETFs, reduced to £2.99 on the Premium plan. FX fees vary by plan, with 0.75% on Core, 0.75% on the first £50,000 and 0.25% above £50,000 on Plus, and 0.25% on Premium.
AJ Bell: There is a 0.25% charge on the value of shares held in the share dealing account, ISA and SIPP. The fee is capped at £3.50/mo for the GIA and ISA, and £10/mo for the SIPP. Fee per trade reduces, depending on the number of trades executed in the previous month, from £5.00 for up to 9 trades to £3.50 for 10 or more trades. The FX rate reduces on a tiered scale, based on transaction value: 0.75% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001 - £20,000, and 0.25% for anything over £20,000.
Before transferring you should check you will not lose valuable guarantees and that you understand any transfer charges that your existing provider may apply.
As of 22 January 2026, more investment options are now included across all plans. Mutual funds, gilts and ready-made portfolios, previously on Standard and Plus, will also be available on the Basic Plan.
Freetrade SIPP, previously included with Plus, will also be available on Standard and Basic.
Yes. If you still want to switch to Basic after 22 January, contact our customer service.
Remember to consider that Standard and Plus customers will continue to benefit from lower FX fees and higher interest on uninvested cash.
All plan updates take effect on 22 January 2026.
Investing has come a long way in the last few decades and that means it's cheaper than ever for brokers to offer customers a great service at a low cost.
Your annual plan continues as normal. You will still benefit from lower FX fees and higher interest on uninvested cash.
If you would like to make changes after 22 January 2026, contact our customer support. If you downgrade plans, we will refund your annual subscription on a pro-rata basis.
Your SIPP stays open. If you switch to Basic after 22 January 2026, your SIPP continues to work as usual and there is nothing you need to do.
No. The price of the Basic, Standard and Plus plans is not changing.
No. Your plan will update automatically on 22 January 2026.
Yes! You can open or transfer a SIPP at any time. From 22 January 2026, SIPP access will be included across all plans.
Yes. From 22 January 2026 you can downgrade to Basic and you will have any annual subscription refunded on a pro-rata basis. Remember as a Standard or Plus member you may benefit from lower FX fees or higher interest on uninvested cash.
Customer service is available through the app or at hello@freetrade.io if you need help or have any questions.