The Bank Fee Index
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What 3,888 U.S. banks and credit unions charge, taken from their own published fee schedules. Free to search for anyone checking their bank; benchmarks for the banks themselves.
Type a bank or credit union name to see its overdraft, ATM, wire and monthly fees. Browse by state
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See how your fees compare with your competitors', fee by fee, in a PDF you can take to your pricing committee. Start with a free national or Fed district report; the report for your institution starts at $300.
What banks charge
The big number is the median: half of institutions charge more, half charge less. The shaded bar shows where the middle half of institutions fall.
Audience not stated on the bank’s schedule; treated as personal. Fees may differ for business or commercial accounts. How audience is decided
For banks and credit unions
See where your fees sit against your competitors
National and Fed district reports are free. The Competitive Fee Position Report for your institution starts at $300: we read your fee schedule and your competitors', then show where you stand.
- Your published fees next to your competitors', line by line
- Each fee marked above, inside or below the market range
- Named peers, not anonymous averages
- A source for every figure: the document, the page, the date
What happens next
- 1Pick a report. National and Fed district reports are free and open right away.
- 2Want your own institution against named competitors? Pick the institution report.
- 3We reply within one business day with scope and price. You pay by card once you agree to the quote.
Where we track fees
Darker states have more institutions with published fees. Tap a state to see its banks and credit unions.
- 3,888
- Institutions with published fees
- 50
- Fee categories with published fees
- Most coverage
- FDIC
- NCUA
- Federal Reserve
- Published fee schedules