Head-to-head comparison across ratings, fees, asset coverage, and platform breadth.
tastytrade
4.4 / 5
The #1 retail options broker in 2026. Industry-leading $1-to-open / $0-to-close pricing capped at $10/leg, purpose-built derivatives platform, and integrated Tastylive education. Avoid if you hold meaningful idle cash, want OTC, or are a buy-and-hold investor.
Last reviewed May 13, 2026Data may be outdated — verify rates before acting
Webull
4.2 / 5
Best for cost-conscious active traders who want $0 options, free Level II, fast routing, and broad crypto coverage. Educational depth and fixed-income shelves are thinner than the full-service incumbents.
Last reviewed May 13, 2026Data may be outdated — verify rates before acting
Sub-rating overlap
Each broker scored 0–5 across the same 8 dimensions.
Detailed comparison
Green cells mark the winner on each metric. Tie rows are uncoloured.
Metric
tastytrade
Webull
Winner
OverallEditorial score
4.40 / 5
4.20 / 5
tastytrade
Sub-ratingsCommissions & fees
4.60
4.80
Webull
Sub-ratingsPlatforms & tools
4.70
4.50
tastytrade
Sub-ratingsMobile app
4.20
4.70
Webull
Sub-ratingsResearch
3.50
3.80
Webull
Sub-ratingsEducation
5.00
3.50
tastytrade
Sub-ratingsCustomer service
4.00
3.80
tastytrade
Sub-ratingsRange of investments
3.50
3.70
Webull
Sub-ratingsActive trading
5.00
4.40
tastytrade
PricingLowest margin rate
8.00%
5.74%
Webull
PricingDefault cash sweep yield
0.01%
4.10%
Webull
PricingPFOF on equities
Accepts
Accepts
Tie
Where they differ on asset coverage
Asset class
tastytrade
Webull
US stocks (NYSE/Nasdaq)
Yes
OTC / Pink Sheets / penny stocks
No
Fractional shares
No
Yes
Equity options (single + multi-leg)
Yes
Index options (SPX/NDX/RUT/XSP/VIX + Cboe Bitcoin/Mini Bitcoin US ETF Index)