The FA have released a detailed guide to how much money clubs paid agents in the last two transfer windows.
Collectively, Championship clubs paid agents over £50m in the summer and January transfer windows - up £8m from the previous year.
Bristol City spent £1,107,391 on agent fees, most likely coming from the summer transfer window when they brought in nine new players.
That amount is one of the lowest in the Championship and pales in comparison to the likes of Derby County, who spent an eye watering £4,293,410 on agents, and Stoke City, £7,229,515.
However, it is almost £300,000 more than the Robins spent the previous year, when they paid £843,174 to agents.
List in full
Aston Villa - £3,427,818
Birmingham City - £2,122,569
Blackburm Rovers - £452,858
Bolton Wanderers - £471,481
Brentford - £1,905,236
Bristol City - £1,107,391
Derby County - £4,293,410
Hull City - £1,047,481
Ipswich Town - £790,210
Leeds United - £2,261,431
Middlesbrough - £2,642,768
Millwall - £383,594
Norwich City - £2,651,151
Nottingham Forest - £1,053,720
Preston North End - £910,612
QPR - £1,437,817
Reading - £2,103,206
Rotherham United - £154,653
Sheffield United - £1,369,917
Sheffield Wednesday - £1,324,285
Stoke City - £7,229,515
Swansea City - £5,551,168
West Brom - £5,139,526
Wigan Athletic - £649,478
