Affiliate disclosure
SpreadComparison.com is free to use. We are funded by referral commission from some of the brokers we list. This page explains exactly how that works.
What is an affiliate link
Some outbound broker links contain a tracking reference. If you open an account after clicking one, the broker may pay us a one-off or revenue-share commission. You pay nothing extra, and your spreads and terms are identical to going direct.
What commission does not do
- It does not change the spread, commission or minimum deposit figures we publish.
- It does not change the ranking order of comparison tables.
- It does not stop us listing brokers who pay us nothing, or flagging problems with brokers who do.
How links are marked
Commercial links use the rel="sponsored" attribute as required by Google's link guidelines, and every comparison table carries a visible disclosure above it.
Editorial independence
Rankings follow the published methodology in our editorial policy: spread cost, regulatory status, execution, withdrawal speed and account terms. Brokers cannot buy a position or edit a review.
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs.