14 free calculators

    Free trading calculators

    The arithmetic every trade needs before it's placed: how much to risk, where the stop goes, what the costs take, and whether the sizing survives a bad run. No signup, no limits.

    Risk & position sizing

    Decide how much to trade before you decide what to trade. These turn a stop level into a position size you can defend.

    Performance & survival

    Find out whether the results you have are an edge or a run of luck — and whether your sizing can survive the bad stretch.

    Funded & prop accounts

    Evaluation rules are sizing constraints. Translate them into dollars before the first trade.

    Growth & projection

    Longer-horizon maths — compounding, contributions and scenario planning.

    Calculadoras en español

    Learn the workflow

    The calculators handle the maths. These guides cover where the numbers come from.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Are these trading calculators free?
    Yes. Every calculator on this page is free to use, with no signup and no limits.
    Which calculator should I start with?
    Start with the position size calculator or the stop loss and take profit calculator. Consistent sizing changes results faster than any other single habit.
    Do they work for forex, futures, stocks and crypto?
    Yes. The risk tools work in whatever units you price the instrument in. The lot size and pip value calculators are forex-specific.
    Is anything here financial advice?
    No. These are arithmetic tools for planning. Nothing on this page is financial advice, and trading carries a substantial risk of loss.

    Definitions and guides that explain what these results mean in practice.

    Educational content only. Nothing here is financial advice, and trading carries a substantial risk of loss. SimpleAlgo is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TradingView. TradingView is a trademark of TradingView, Inc.