If a fund has any of these fees, it is not a true no-load. True no-loads pay no commission. Front-end loads take the commission from the money at, guess what, the front end. You get fewer shares than if you purchased the same fund on a no-load basis. And with the passage of time, the gap widens.
Some load structures are less, and some are more.
Again, read the prospectus and ask your broker. Most fund families set their loads alike. That is not a hard and fast rule, just a guideline. Create a new load structure. Take out that load or commission on a piecemeal basis over a period of years.