JustMarkets spread<\/strong> is one of the most searched topics among traders deciding whether to open an account. And for good reason \u2014 the spread is the single most direct cost you pay on every trade. Whether you scalp gold, swing trade EUR\/USD, or invest in indices, the spread directly cuts into your profit on each position.<\/p>\n JustMarkets offers one of the most competitive spread structures in the retail forex industry today. With spreads starting as low as 0.0 pips<\/strong> on Raw Spread accounts, the broker positions itself as a cost-efficient choice for traders of all levels. But understanding which account gives you the tightest pricing \u2014 and what the real all-in cost looks like \u2014 requires a closer look.<\/p>\n This guide breaks down every account type, compares real average spreads across major pairs, explains when spreads widen, and helps you decide which account fits your trading strategy best.<\/p>\n Before diving into JustMarkets-specific numbers, it helps to understand what a spread actually is \u2014 and why it matters so much.<\/p>\n The spread<\/strong> is the difference between the bid price (what buyers pay) and the ask price (what sellers receive). It is measured in pips<\/strong> \u2014 the smallest standard price increment for a currency pair. When you open a trade, you start at a small loss equal to the spread. Your position must move in your favor by at least that amount before you break even.<\/p>\n For example:<\/p>\n On a standard lot (100,000 units), 1 pip equals $10. So a 1-pip spread means you pay $10 every time you open a trade \u2014 before price even moves. Multiply that across 50 trades per month, and the spread cost becomes a significant figure.<\/p>\n This is why tight spreads matter:<\/strong><\/p>\n JustMarkets has built its reputation partly on offering tight, floating spreads<\/strong> across all account types \u2014 and this guide will show you exactly what those numbers look like.<\/p>\n JustMarkets currently offers four main account types, each with a different spread and commission structure. Understanding these differences is the key to minimizing your trading costs.<\/p>\n The Standard account<\/strong> is the most accessible entry point at JustMarkets. It requires a minimum deposit of just $10<\/strong> and charges no commission<\/strong> on any trade.<\/p>\n Spread details:<\/strong><\/p>\n This account is ideal for:<\/p>\n Tip:<\/strong> On Standard accounts, spreads widen slightly more during low-liquidity periods (Asian session open, major news). Plan your entries during London or New York sessions for tighter pricing.<\/p>\n The Standard Cent account<\/strong> mirrors the Standard account in spread structure, but trades are denominated in cent lots<\/strong> rather than standard lots. This makes it perfect for beginners who want live market exposure without significant capital at risk.<\/p>\n Spread details:<\/strong><\/p>\n This account suits:<\/p>\n The Pro account<\/strong> bridges the gap between Standard and Raw Spread. It offers noticeably tighter pricing than Standard \u2014 without adding a per-lot commission.<\/p>\n Spread details:<\/strong><\/p>\n The Pro account is ideal for:<\/p>\n Practical example:<\/strong> On a 1-lot EUR\/USD trade, a 0.3-pip Standard spread costs $3.00. A 0.1-pip Pro spread costs $1.00. Over 100 trades, that’s a difference of $200 in savings<\/strong> \u2014 before price even moves.<\/p>\n The Raw Spread account<\/strong> is designed for serious traders who demand the tightest possible pricing. It offers raw interbank-style spreads<\/strong> starting from 0.0 pips<\/strong>, paired with a fixed commission per lot.<\/p>\n Spread details:<\/strong><\/p>\n This account is built for:<\/p>\n
\nWhat Is a Spread and Why Does It Matter?<\/h2>\n
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\nJustMarkets Spread by Account Type<\/h2>\n
Standard Account \u2014 Best for Beginners<\/h3>\n
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\nStandard Cent Account \u2014 Practice with Real Money<\/h3>\n
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\nPro Account \u2014 Tighter Spreads, Zero Commission<\/h3>\n
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\nRaw Spread Account \u2014 Institutional Pricing for Retail Traders<\/h3>\n
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