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Pricing

Get the lowdown on the fees for investing with Sharesies, and our pricing plans for investing regularly.

Keep it casual, or keep it regular

Invest when the timing is right with pay as you go, or get your transaction fees covered with a plan.

Pay as you go

No monthly or annual fee

Dip a toe in the market, or make the most of capped fees on larger orders

Each time you buy or sell shares, there’s a 1.9% transaction fee on the amount invested (or sold), up to a fee cap.

Transaction fees capped at

  • $5 USD for US shares
  • $6 AUD for Aussie shares
  • $25 NZD for NZ shares

Plus, get access to all of the features on Sharesies.

Transaction fees are charged in the currency of your order—currency exchange fees are charged separately.See the help centre for more info about plans and how transaction fees are calculated.

Compare plans

See what you get with each plan, or use the monthly fees calculator to get an idea of what your fees might be.

Monthly fees calculator
Pay as you go$5 plan$10 plan$20 plan
Plan feeNo monthly or annual fee$5 AUD per month, or $54 annually$10 AUD per month, or $108 annually$20 AUD per month, or $216 annually
Buy and sell orders1.9% transaction fee, up to the $500 AUD of orders with transaction fees covered per month$1,000 AUD of orders with transaction fees covered per month$3,000 AUD of orders with transaction fees covered per month
Auto-invest orders1.9% transaction fee, up to the $1,000 AUD of orders with transaction fees covered per month$3,000 AUD of orders with transaction fees covered per month$8,000 AUD of orders with transaction fees covered per month
Round-ups2% linked bank transfer fee, capped at $2 AUDLinked bank transfer fees coveredLinked bank transfer fees coveredLinked bank transfer fees covered
Linked bank top-ups2% linked bank transfer fee, capped at $2 AUDLinked bank transfer fees coveredLinked bank transfer fees coveredLinked bank transfer fees covered
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Other fees you might be charged

When you exchange money, you’re charged a 0.6% currency exchange fee. 

The fee is calculated on the amount to exchange, and deducted from the amount you enter.

You can exchange money on the Sharesies platform any time you like, or during the buy or sell process.

When you invest in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), you’re charged a management fee. It’s charged by the fund provider—not Sharesies—and included in the unit price.

The fee pays for the fund’s management, distribution, and operational costs. It’s different for each fund, so check the fund’s disclosure documents before you invest.

When you invest in American depositary receipts (ADRs), you may be charged depositary fees. These are charged by the depositary bank that issued the ADR, not Sharesies. 

The fees cover the depositary bank’s costs for managing the ADR, and are based on how many receipts you hold. Generally, the fee is less than $0.10 USD per receipt annually.

The depositary fee can be charged a couple of ways: 

  • if the ADR pays dividends, the fee will be deducted from any dividends on the ex-dividend date before they’re paid into your Wallet

  • if the ADR doesn’t pay dividends, the fee will usually be deducted from your Wallet balance during the year.

Sometimes, it could be a mix of both—part of the fee deducted from your dividends and the rest deducted from your Wallet during the year.

You’re charged a card processing fee when you top up a Sharesies Wallet, buy a Sharesies Gift, or pay for a plan with a debit card, credit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.

This fee is calculated on the amount you enter to top up or buy. You’ll see how much the fee will be before you confirm your order.

If you use a card for your first ever Wallet top up by card (for an amount up to $100), your card processing fee will be covered.

When you make a payment from a linked bank, you’re charged a transfer fee. It’s 2% on top of the amount transferred, and capped at $2 AUD per transaction.

A flat fee of $0.25 applies to top-ups made using PayID®.


For example, if you top up with $20, you'll get $19.75 in your Wallet.

Each time you transfer shares into or out of the Sharesies platform, you may be charged a fee depending on the direction of the transfer, the exchange the shares are listed on, and the platform your shares are held with.

Australian shares

To transfer shares listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) into the Sharesies platform, you won’t be charged a fee.

To transfer ASX-listed shares out of the Sharesies platform, it costs $50 AUD per investment you transfer within a request. 

US shares

DriveWealth partner transfer

For share transfers between the Sharesies platform and a DriveWealth partner (for example, Stake, Revolut, or Douugh), you’re charged per transfer request. Our share transfer fee is $35 USD to transfer into the Sharesies platform, and $100 USD to transfer out. You can transfer any number of investments within a request.  

Depository Trust Company (DTC) transfer

For share transfers between the Sharesies platform and a broker that isn’t a DriveWealth partner, our share transfer fee is $50 USD for each investment you transfer within a request.

Direct Registration System (DRS) transfer

For share transfers between the Sharesies platform and a US transfer agent (for example, Computershare or Equiniti), our share transfer fee is $100 USD for each request. Only one investment may be transferred per request.

When transferring shares from or to another broker, they might also charge a fee in addition to the fees we’ve mentioned above.

NZ shares

To transfer shares listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) into Sharesies, we don’t charge a fee. 

To transfer NZX-listed shares out of Sharesies, it costs $15 AUD per investment you transfer. 

Account-to-account transfers

There’s a fee for transferring shares from one Sharesies account to another. It costs $50 AUD to transfer up to 25 investments, then $2 AUD for each additional investment in the request.

A $15 fee may be charged (or deducted from the remaining Wallet balance, if less) if your account is closed due to: 

  • noncompliance with our anti-money laundering and countering financing of terrorism (AML-CFT) obligations

  • other inappropriate behaviour.

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