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Most of the major brokers have free trades now for stocks and ETFs - Schwab, TD Ameritrade, IBKR, etc. If you're trading something more advanced like options or futures, you'll pay some small fees (options at Robinhood are free, they don't do futures). But when you're trading options, it's probably worth it to pay the fee for a more stable broker so you don't get wiped out by a Robinhood. The fees are very small by the way, for example I use Schwab and it's just $0.65/contract, which basically means for each share I pay a $0.0065 premium.

https://www.m1finance.com/

Haven't used it yet, but I asked the same question about Robinhood alternatives and this was the top recommendation.

I recently signed up for https://alpaca.markets and transferred over some funds. Alpaca offers free stock trades and an API for you to retrieve market data, make trades, etc.

Robinhood Alternatives?