This review covers Webull Canada, a trading app aimed at active traders: its fees, extended and overnight trading, charting and paper trading, accounts and who it suits. For every other broker, see the online broker comparison.
Webull fees
From Webull Canada’s pricing page as of September 2026:
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Canadian stocks and ETFs | $0 per trade (regulatory and exchange fees may apply) |
| US stocks and ETFs | $0 per trade (regulatory and exchange fees may apply) |
| US options | US$0.99 per contract after an introductory refund period for new options clients |
| Nasdaq Level 2 quotes | Free for one month free on sign-up, plus three more months with a first deposit of at least $500 |
Currency conversion applies when you buy US securities with Canadian dollars; check Webull’s current rate before converting, and compare the options in how to buy US stocks from Canada.
Trading hours and tools
Webull’s distinguishing feature is trading outside regular market hours: pre-market, after-hours and an overnight session for US stocks. Its desktop and mobile platforms focus on charting and technical analysis, and paper trading lets you practise with virtual money. It also offers crypto trading and a cash management feature; crypto held on any platform is outside CIPF protection.
Accounts
Webull Canada offers TFSAs, RRSPs and margin accounts. Investors who need an RESP, FHSA or RRIF should check its current account list, or use another broker for those plans.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| $0 stock and ETF trades, Canadian and US | Options cost US$0.99 per contract after the introductory period |
| Extended and overnight trading sessions | Level 2 data is free only for a limited time |
| Charting and paper trading | Account types are narrower than at most Canadian brokers |
Who Webull suits
Webull suits active traders who want extended-hours access and charting tools without paying commissions on stock trades. Options traders will find lower per-contract fees at Wealthsimple and Questrade; see the options trading platforms comparison. Its closest rival is Moomoo, which charges a small per-trade commission but no currency exchange fee.