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Forex Rebate Calculator — Cashback Per Lot

The forex rebate calculator helps active traders quantify exactly how much cashback they earn through broker rebate programs. Rebate programs (also called cashback programs) pay you a fixed amount per lot traded, regardless of whether your trade wins or loses. This turns trading volume into a reliable income stream that reduces your effective spread cost. Popular rebate providers pay between $2–$8 per standard lot on major pairs. Enter your average monthly volume and rebate rate to see how much you could earn monthly and annually — and compare whether a high-rebate broker is worth switching to.

Updated August 7, 2026

Rebate CalculatorResults update instantly

Standard lots traded monthly

$

Typical range: $2–$8/lot

Daily

$25.00

5.0 lots/day

Monthly

$500.00

100 lots × $5

Annual

$6,000.00

monthly × 12

IC Markets (Raw)
$3.50/lot$350.00/mo
Pepperstone (Razor)
$3.00/lot$300.00/mo
FP Markets (Raw)
$3.00/lot$300.00/mo
Tickmill (Pro)
$2.00/lot$200.00/mo

* Rates are approximate. Actual rebates vary by volume tier and account type.

Rebate Earnings = Lots Traded × Rebate Per Lot

How to Use the Rebate Calculator — Step by Step

  1. 1

    Enter your monthly lot volume

    Input the total number of standard lots you trade per month on average. If you trade mini lots (0.1), divide your trade count by 10 to convert to standard lots.

  2. 2

    Enter your rebate per lot

    Input the cashback rate your rebate provider pays per standard lot traded. This is typically $2–$8 for major forex pairs. Check your broker's rebate schedule for the exact rate.

  3. 3

    Enter trading days per month

    Input how many days per month you actively trade. This is used to calculate your daily rebate earnings.

  4. 4

    Read your rebate income

    The calculator shows your daily, monthly, and annual rebate earnings, plus the effective cost reduction per lot after rebate.

About the Rebate Calculator

The forex rebate calculator helps active traders quantify exactly how much cashback they earn through broker rebate programs. Rebate programs (also called cashback programs) pay you a fixed amount per lot traded, regardless of whether your trade wins or loses. This turns trading volume into a reliable income stream that reduces your effective spread cost. Popular rebate providers pay between $2–$8 per standard lot on major pairs. Enter your average monthly volume and rebate rate to see how much you could earn monthly and annually — and compare whether a high-rebate broker is worth switching to.

This free rebate calculator works directly in your browser — no download, no registration, and no delay. All calculations are performed client-side, so your trading data is never transmitted to a server.

The formula used is: Rebate Earnings = Lots Traded × Rebate Per Lot. This is the same formula used by professional traders and institutional risk managers worldwide.

Supported asset classes include: Forex, Stocks, Crypto. Each asset class applies the correct unit conventions so results are always accurate regardless of the market you are trading.

Rebate Calculator — Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What is a forex rebate?

A forex rebate is a cashback payment you receive for every lot you trade, paid by your broker or a third-party rebate provider. The rebate comes from the broker's spread or commission and is paid to you regardless of whether your trade was profitable. It is essentially a discount on your trading costs.

Q.How much can I earn from forex rebates?

It depends on your volume and rebate rate. A trader doing 100 lots per month at $5 per lot earns $500/month or $6,000/year. A high-volume trader doing 1,000 lots/month at $5 per lot earns $5,000/month. Rebates can meaningfully offset spread costs for active traders.

Q.What brokers offer the best rebates?

Popular rebate brokers and programs include IC Markets, Pepperstone, FP Markets, and third-party providers like CashBackForex and ForexRebates.com. Rates vary by pair, account type, and volume tier. Always compare the total cost (spread + commission − rebate) rather than just the rebate rate alone.

Q.Are forex rebates taxable?

In most countries, forex rebates are considered a reduction in trading costs (not income), so they reduce your cost basis rather than being taxed separately. However, tax treatment varies by jurisdiction. Consult a tax professional familiar with trading income in your country for advice specific to your situation.

Q.Are forex rebates worth it and how much can I earn?

Yes — rebates are free money on every trade. A typical rebate is $2–$7 per standard lot round-trip. An active trader doing 20 lots per week earns $40–$140/week ($2,080–$7,280/year) in cash back. Even a part-time trader doing 5 lots per week can earn $500–$1,800/year. Rebates are paid regardless of whether trades are profitable. Use this calculator to see your exact annual rebate potential.

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