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Robinhood Crypto vs Strike for weekly bitcoin buys
Side by side from each company's own fee and help pages, checked 2026-10-18.
Robinhood Crypto
$0 fee · ≥0.95% spread$247 /yr at $500 weekly
Full Robinhood Crypto fee breakdown →
The short answer
- On published fees and spreads, Strike costs less for a $500 weekly plan.
- Strike can automatically withdraw to your own wallet.
| Robinhood Crypto | Strike | |
|---|---|---|
| Recurring fee | No commission with default market-maker routing. Optional exchange routing charges 0.00%-0.95% by 30-day volume (taker 0.95% under $10K). | 0% on recurring purchases after the first week (weekly/monthly: from the 2nd purchase). Other buys: 0.89% and down by monthly volume. |
| Spread | Robinhood says it receives $0.95 per $100 from market makers and that amount is included in the spread, so the spread on default orders is at least about 0.95% (its own example shows 0.96%) | Targets an all-in spread of 0.22% (actual may be higher or lower) |
| Minimum | Not stated on the recurring help page | $0.01 to $2.5M per buy, any mode |
| Frequencies | Crypto recurring orders process around 5:30-7:00 PM ET; frequency options for crypto not listed separately | Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly |
| Fractional | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-withdraw | Unknown | Yes |
| IRA support | No | Unknown |
| Last checked | 2026-10-18 | 2026-10-18 |
Not advice. Yearly cost = published fee + published spread × 52 buys. Try your own plan in Should I switch?