Calculate exactly how much you made or lost on a trade. Pick any asset — coin or stock — or type your numbers, factor in exchange fees, and share the result.
The realized dollar gain or loss on a trade after the position is closed. Positive means you walked away with more than you put in.
Net P&L expressed as a percentage of what you invested. Lets you compare trades of different sizes on equal footing.
Most exchanges charge a small percentage on each fill. Fees apply to both the entry and the exit, so a 0.1% fee per side means roughly 0.2% round-trip.
When you accumulate over several buys, your effective cost basis is the volume-weighted average. Multi-trade mode computes this for you.
The price you need to exit at to recover entry and exit fees. Below this price a long trade is still losing money even if the asset is up versus your entry.
Going long profits when price rises. Shorting (sell first, buy back later) profits when price falls — the formula flips entry and exit.
Net P&L = (Exit Price − Entry Price) × Quantity − Fees, where Quantity = Investment ÷ Entry Price. ROI is that net P&L divided by your invested amount.
Yes. Switch to Multi-trade mode to add as many fills as you want — we compute volume-weighted average cost, realized P&L, fees, and remaining position automatically.
0.1% is the default and matches Binance and Bybit spot. Coinbase is around 0.5% per side, and most DEXes charge 0.3% via the swap pool. Use what your exchange actually charges for an accurate net result.
Yes — completely free, no sign-up required. It runs entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
Yes. Copy link puts your full inputs into the URL so someone opening it sees the same numbers. Download card exports a 1200×630 PNG sized for social media.
For informational purposes only. Results are estimates and do not account for slippage, network fees, or funding costs. Not financial advice.
