Tools

Lot size & risk calculator

Define your risk per trade and stop loss distance to get a suggested lot size.

Risk tool

Account balance

Risk per trade (%)

Stop loss distance (pips)

Pip value per 1.00 lot

Calculated output

Risk amount –

Suggested lot size –

Risk per pip –

Calculations assume the pip value you enter is for a standard 1.00 lot. Always double-check position size on your broker platform before placing a trade.

Risk / Reward & R-multiple calculator

Use your entry, stop loss, and take profit prices to understand the R-multiple of a trade idea.

R tool

Entry price

Stop loss price

Take profit price

Calculated output

Trade direction –

Stop distance –

Target distance –

R-multiple –

Risk / Reward ratio –

This tool uses raw price distances. It does not include spread, commission, or pip conversion.

Drawdown & recovery calculator

See your drawdown and the percentage return required to recover to peak or reach a new balance target.

Risk tool

Peak balance

Current balance

Target balance optional

Calculated output

Drawdown amount –

Drawdown percentage –

Recovery to peak –

Gain to target –

Recovery percentage is calculated from the current balance. Larger drawdowns require disproportionately larger returns.

Prop firm rules helper

Use account size and prop limits to check daily loss cap, overall loss cap, and full-risk loss capacity.

Prop rules

Account size

Max daily loss (%)

Max overall loss (%)

Risk per trade (%)

Calculated output

Daily loss limit –

Overall loss limit –

Full-risk losses / day –

Full-risk losses overall –

Calculations are based on your inputs only. Always check the exact prop firm wording before trading.

Breakeven price calculator

Use your entry, trading costs, and trade direction to calculate the real breakeven price.

Cost tool

Trade direction

Entry price

Total trading cost (pips)

Pip size (price units)

Calculated output

Cost in price units –

Pips needed to breakeven –

Breakeven price –

This tool assumes your total cost is entered in pips and converted using pip size. Always confirm with your broker platform before placing or managing trades.

Pip & value converter

Convert between pips and monetary value using your lot size and pip value per 1.00 lot.

Pip value

Pips (for pips → money)

Amount (for money → pips)

Pip value per 1.00 lot

Lot size

Conversion output

Value for entered pips –

Pips for entered amount –

Value per pip –

Value per pip is calculated as: pip value per 1.00 lot × lot size.

Win rate & R needed calculator

See break-even win rate, required R, and expectancy of your trading system in R per trade.

Expectancy

Win rate (%)

Reward-to-risk (R multiple)

Target expectancy per trade (R, optional)

System output

Expectancy (current, R/trade) –

Break-even win rate for this R –

Break-even R for this win rate –

Win rate needed for target R expectancy –

R multiple needed for target expectancy –

System edge –

Formula: WinRate × R − (1 − WinRate). Average loss is assumed to be 1R.

Max trades per day based on risk

Use account size, daily loss limit, risk per trade, and an optional buffer to define a safer daily trade capacity.

Risk capacity

Account balance

Daily loss limit (%)

Risk per trade (%)

Safety buffer (%)

Calculated output

Daily loss limit –

Risk per trade –

Max full-risk trades –

Recommended with buffer –

Many traders use a 70–80% buffer of the theoretical maximum to stay away from daily loss limits.

Challenge progress snapshot

Track challenge progress, remaining profit, and the daily return needed to reach the target before time runs out.

Challenge status

Starting balance

Current balance

Profit target (%)

Total challenge days

Days elapsed

Optional target days

Calculated output

Target balance –

Progress toward target –

Profit remaining –

Days left –

Daily return on start –

Daily return on current –

Average daily return –

Status –

Required daily returns are simple, non-compounded percentages. Combine this with daily loss and max drawdown rules.

Fast trading calculators for position sizing, R-multiple, drawdown, prop rules, and execution control.

Lot size & risk calculator

Define your risk per trade and stop loss distance to get a suggested lot size.

Risk tool

Account balance

Risk per trade (%)

Stop loss distance (pips)

Pip value per 1.00 lot

Calculated output

Risk amount –

Suggested lot size –

Risk per pip –

Calculations assume the pip value you enter is for a standard 1.00 lot. Always double-check position size on your broker platform before placing a trade.

Risk / Reward & R-multiple calculator

Use your entry, stop loss, and take profit prices to understand the R-multiple of a trade idea.

R tool

Entry price

Stop loss price

Take profit price

Calculated output

Trade direction –

Stop distance –

Target distance –

R-multiple –

Risk / Reward ratio –

This tool uses raw price distances. It does not include spread, commission, or pip conversion.

Breakeven price calculator

Use your entry, trading costs, and trade direction to calculate the real breakeven price.

Cost tool

Trade direction

Entry price

Total trading cost (pips)

Pip size (price units)

Calculated output

Cost in price units –

Pips needed to breakeven –

Breakeven price –

This tool assumes your total cost is entered in pips and converted using pip size. Always confirm with your broker platform before placing or managing trades.

Pip & value converter

Convert between pips and monetary value using your lot size and pip value per 1.00 lot.

Pip value

Pips (for pips → money)

Amount (for money → pips)

Pip value per 1.00 lot

Lot size

Conversion output

Value for entered pips –

Pips for entered amount –

Value per pip –

Value per pip is calculated as: pip value per 1.00 lot × lot size.

Drawdown & recovery calculator

See your drawdown and the percentage return required to recover to peak or reach a new balance target.

Risk tool

Peak balance

Current balance

Target balance optional

Calculated output

Drawdown amount –

Drawdown percentage –

Recovery to peak –

Gain to target –

Recovery percentage is calculated from the current balance. Larger drawdowns require disproportionately larger returns.

Win rate & R needed calculator

See break-even win rate, required R, and expectancy of your trading system in R per trade.

Expectancy

Win rate (%)

Reward-to-risk (R multiple)

Target expectancy per trade (R, optional)

System output

Expectancy (current, R/trade) –

Break-even win rate for this R –

Break-even R for this win rate –

Win rate needed for target R expectancy –

R multiple needed for target expectancy –

System edge –

Formula: WinRate × R − (1 − WinRate). Average loss is assumed to be 1R.

Max trades per day based on risk

Use account size, daily loss limit, risk per trade, and an optional buffer to define a safer daily trade capacity.

Risk capacity

Account balance

Daily loss limit (%)

Risk per trade (%)

Safety buffer (%)

Calculated output

Daily loss limit –

Risk per trade –

Max full-risk trades –

Recommended with buffer –

Many traders use a 70–80% buffer of the theoretical maximum to stay away from daily loss limits.

Prop firm rules helper

Use account size and prop limits to check daily loss cap, overall loss cap, and full-risk loss capacity.

Prop rules

Account size

Max daily loss (%)

Max overall loss (%)

Risk per trade (%)

Calculated output

Daily loss limit –

Overall loss limit –

Full-risk losses / day –

Full-risk losses overall –

Calculations are based on your inputs only. Always check the exact prop firm wording before trading.

Challenge progress snapshot

Track challenge progress, remaining profit, and the daily return needed to reach the target before time runs out.

Challenge status

Starting balance

Current balance

Profit target (%)

Total challenge days

Days elapsed

Optional target days

Calculated output

Target balance –

Progress toward target –

Profit remaining –

Days left –

Daily return on start –

Daily return on current –

Average daily return –

Status –

Required daily returns are simple, non-compounded percentages. Combine this with daily loss and max drawdown rules.