Sahi Brokerage Calculator

Sahi is a SEBI-registered discount broker (Aaritya Broking Private Limited) offering flat ?10 brokerage per executed order across equity delivery, intraday, and F&O trading. With zero account opening charges and zero AMC, Sahi is built for active traders and F&O enthusiasts who want fast execution and transparent pricing. Use this calculator to estimate your exact brokerage, STT, exchange charges, GST, and total trading costs on Sahi before placing your trade.

Sahi Brokerage Calculator – Everything You Need to Know

Sahi is a SEBI-registered discount broker operated by Aaritya Broking Private Limited, SEBI INZ000317632, CDSL IN-DP-780-2024. Founded by ex-Swiggy CTO Dale Vaz and ex-Kotak Securities VP Manish Jain, Sahi was built as a technology-first trading platform aimed squarely at active traders, options scalpers, and F&O enthusiasts who want speed, real-time analytics, and transparent pricing over branch networks and advisory services. Know Your BrokerageChittorgarh

Use this calculator to work out the exact brokerage, statutory charges, and net profit or loss on any Sahi trade — before you place it.

How Sahi's Brokerage Structure Works

Sahi follows a simple, flat-fee pricing model rather than the percentage-based slabs many traditional brokers use. Equity intraday and delivery trades are charged ?10 per executed order, or 0.05% of turnover, whichever is lower. Futures and options orders are charged a flat ?10 per order, regardless of lot size or premium value. This uniform structure means you always know your brokerage cost upfront, with no hidden slabs or minimum turnover requirements. SahiSahi

New users benefit further: brokerage is free for the first 30 days across all segments, after which the standard ?10 flat plan applies automatically with no action needed from the trader. Chittorgarh

To put the savings in context, a round-trip trade — buying and then selling — on Sahi costs ?10 + ?10 = ?20 total brokerage, compared to ?40 at brokers charging ?20 per order, and significantly more at full-service, percentage-based brokers. For traders placing multiple orders a day, especially in F&O, this can add up to substantial savings over a trading year. Sahi

Account Opening and Maintenance Costs

Beyond brokerage, Sahi keeps its cost structure lean: trading and demat account opening is completely free, and there is no Annual Maintenance Charge (AMC) on the demat account, which is unusual among brokers that typically charge ?200–?500 per year for AMC. ChittorgarhInvestor Gain

Other Charges You Should Know

Brokerage is only one part of the total cost of a trade. Every trade on any Indian broker also attracts statutory and regulatory charges that are fixed by the government and exchanges — Sahi does not set or profit from these:

• STT (Securities Transaction Tax) — levied on both equity and F&O trades, and increased notably after Budget 2026, making it a larger share of overall trading cost than ever before.
• Exchange transaction charges — levied by NSE/BSE on total traded value, and varying slightly depending on the segment and exchange.
• SEBI turnover fee — a small regulatory charge on total turnover.
• Stamp duty — charged on the buy side, rounded up to the nearest rupee as per government rules.
• GST — charged at 18% on the sum of brokerage, exchange transaction charges, SEBI turnover charges, and IPFT charges. Sahi
• DP (Depository Participant) charges — ?13.50 per scrip, applicable on delivery sell transactions, among the lowest DP charges in the industry. Compare Broker

Because these charges are identical across every SEBI-registered broker, the real differentiator between brokers is the brokerage fee itself and any account-level costs like AMC — both of which are on the lower end with Sahi.

Why Use This Calculator

Manually working out brokerage, STT, exchange fees, stamp duty, GST, and DP charges for every trade is tedious and error-prone — especially for active F&O traders placing several orders a day. This calculator does the math instantly: enter your trade details, and get an accurate breakdown of every charge along with your final net brokerage cost and effective breakeven point.

It's a useful tool whether you're:

• Estimating costs before opening a Sahi account
• Comparing Sahi's flat-fee model against percentage-based or other discount brokers like Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, or Angel One
• Planning your trade sizing around exact breakeven levels for intraday or F&O strategies

A Quick Note on Accuracy

Brokerage and DP charges are compiled from Sahi's officially published rate card and are periodically reviewed for accuracy. Regulatory charges such as STT and stamp duty are subject to change based on government notifications (as seen with the 2026 STT revision), so we recommend cross-checking current rates on Sahi's official website before executing large trades. This calculator is intended for cost estimation and educational purposes only, and is not investment advice.