The real cost of trading, in one place. Compare live spreads across forex brokers and prop firms, watch how they move over time, and check whether broker-backed prop firms hold the line. Every number here is streamed from a live account and ranked strictly by spread.
The spread is the gap between the buy and sell price of an instrument, measured in pips. It is the cost you pay the instant you open a trade, before the market moves at all. Headline “from 0.0 pips” claims are easy to print. What a broker or firm actually quotes during live trading is the number that hits your account, and that is what these boards show.
Some prop firms are run by an established broker. When they are, we put the two side by side and measure exactly how their spreads compare, because if the firm quotes wider than the broker behind it, that gap is real cost.
Every value comes from a live account, streamed continuously, and shown in pips or points. Nothing here is typed in. Because spreads move constantly, the figures are indicative and can differ slightly from the pricing you receive on your own account.
The gap between the buy (ask) and sell (bid) price, in pips. It is the main cost of opening a trade, so tighter is cheaper.
Yes, and prop firms differ from each other too. Pricing depends on the firm's liquidity provider, not the platform it runs on.
Yes, streamed from live accounts and updated in real time during market hours. They are indicative and can differ from your own account.
No. Ranked strictly by live spread. A commercial relationship never changes a position.
