What Are Stockspot's Fees and Pricing Tiers?

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Stockspot publishes its fees on dedicated pricing pages rather than a single flat rate, and the tier you fall into depends on how much you invest. The site lists separate pricing pages for its standard investing service, its Platinum and Diamond tiers, and Stockspot Super. Platinum is described as applying at $200,000+ in assets and Diamond at $2M+ in assets, with each tier unlocking a higher level of service. Because the pages themselves are the source of the actual numbers, check the linked pricing pages for current figures before you commit.

How Stockspot's pricing is structured

Stockspot separates pricing into a few distinct areas:

  • Standard investing pricing — the main "Pricing" page, which the site describes as showing "what's included in our pricing tiers."
  • Platinum tier — listed as $200,000+ in assets, with "priority access to an adviser."
  • Diamond tier — listed as $2M+ in assets, described as the "highest level of service."
  • Stockspot Super — has its own separate pricing page where you can "view and estimate your Stockspot Super fees."

This means your cost isn't a single published number — it depends on which product you use (investing vs. super) and which asset tier you qualify for.

The tiers at a glance

Tier Asset threshold What the site says you get
Standard Not specified in the source Access to the pricing tiers and what's included
Platinum $200,000+ in assets Priority access to an adviser, low fees
Diamond $2M+ in assets Highest level of service, ultra-low fees

The thresholds and service descriptions above come directly from the site's pricing links. The exact fee percentages are not reproduced here because they live on the pricing pages themselves — treat those pages as the authoritative source.

Stockspot Super is priced separately

If you're looking at Stockspot Super rather than the standard investing product, note that it has its own pricing page with a fee estimator. This is a distinct calculation from the investing tiers, so don't assume the Platinum or Diamond thresholds apply the same way to super.

What to check before deciding

  1. Confirm your asset level. The tier you're in depends on total assets — $200,000+ moves you toward Platinum, $2M+ toward Diamond.
  2. Open the specific pricing page for the product you want (investing, Platinum, Diamond, or Super), since each has its own breakdown.
  3. Use the Super fee estimator if super is your focus, rather than reading across from the investing tiers.

The site's own framing is that pricing tiers determine "what's included," so the tier isn't just about cost — it also changes the level of service and access you receive.