Fee calculator

What each platform's published fees cost you on the amount you invest, over the years you hold. The rates are the ones on each platform page, from the platform's own terms, never typed in from a review.

You invest

In dollars. Platforms that price in dirhams or euros charge the same percentages.

You hold for5 years

Annual fees are charged on the amount you put in, with no growth assumed, so the figures are the fees and nothing else.

Compare up to 4 platforms

$1,000 held for 5 years, from each platform's own published rates, checked October 24, 2026. Notes and sources on each platform page.
	Lokl
To buy	Not published
Each year	Not published
To sell	$303%. 3% commission on a secondary-market sale
Fees over 5 years	At least $303% of what you put in, before the fees it does not publish as a rate

How to read it

Three fees matter: what you pay to get in, what you pay each year to stay in, and what you pay to get out. The calculator applies each platform's flat percentage to the amount you type in. Annual fees are multiplied by the years held, on the original amount, with no rent and no price growth assumed. That makes the figure the cost of the platform, not a forecast of your return.

Not a flat rate means the platform publishes the fee, but as something that does not turn into a percentage of your money: a share of rent collected, a performance fee, or a range. The platform page shows the wording. Not published means we could not find it in the platform's own documents. Either way the total says "at least", because the gap is not zero.

Platforms in liquidation, like RealT, and platforms Threeworld has profiled but not yet integrated are left out. For what the fees mean and why a platform with no entry fee is not necessarily cheaper, read the fees guide. For the exit terms behind the "to sell" row, read how you get your money out.