Category15 tools · updated 26 October 2026

Investing apps

Investing apps made buying shares and funds possible from a phone, often with small amounts and low or zero commission. Robo-advisers go further and build a portfolio for you. Investing always carries risk.

All 15 investing apps

Listed alphabetically. Featured spots are paid and always labelled.

What to look for

  • Regulation in your country and investor protection if the broker fails.
  • All fees: commission, currency exchange, custody and fund costs.
  • Which markets, ETFs and account types (such as tax-advantaged accounts) it offers.
  • Whether you pick investments yourself or let a robo-adviser do it.

Side-by-side comparison

ToolBest forPricingAvailable in
AcornsInvesting spare changePaidUS
BettermentHands-off investing in the USPaidUS
DeepValResearching U.S. stocks before you buyFree planGlobal
DEGIROEuropean investors wanting many exchangesPay as you goEU, UK
eToroSocial investing and copying other investorsFree planGlobal
FreetradeUK investors wanting a simple ISA or SIPPFree planUK
Interactive BrokersAccess to markets worldwideFree planGlobal
M1Automated long-term investing with piesPaidUS
PublicUS investors who want stocks, bonds and moreFree planUS
RobinhoodCommission-free trading in a simple appFree planUS, UK, EU
Scalable CapitalETF savings plans in Germany and EuropeFree planEU
Trade RepublicLow-cost investing in EuropeFree planEU
Trading 212Commission-free investing in EuropeFree planUK, EU
WealthfrontAutomated investing plus a cash accountPaidUS
WebullActive traders who like chartsFree planGlobal

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