Token vs real-stock cost
Buying the same stock with the same money, the per-trade cost differs between real US shares and stock tokens. Plug in each side's fee and spread and see the difference directly.
Note (rates checked 2026-10): the "Binance charge" field is prefilled with 0.10% and follows Binance's standard rates on its fee page: a flat USD 0.35 per order up to USD 340, and 0.10% of the order value above USD 340 (the 0.05% / USD 0.17 promotional rates ended on 2026-09-30). This tool already applies that split, so the percentage in that field only kicks in on orders above USD 340. The "market bid-ask spread (est.)" fields on both sides are the gap between buy and sell prices in the market; they are counted separately from Binance's charge and are not an extra fee Binance collects. bStocks trading takes no commission, which is why the token fee rate is prefilled at 0, but you still have to estimate the spread. The prefilled spreads are illustrative only; the real figure moves with liquidity at the time, so go strictly by Binance's live page. Cost is only one dimension of the choice — tokens buy you 24/7 trading and going on-chain, real shares buy you full ownership, so don't fixate on saving a few cents. This tool is pure front-end, collects no data, and is not investment advice.