Futures Profit Calculator

Calculate your potential profit or loss for perpetual futures trades. Plan your entries and exits with precise PnL calculations including fees.

Also known as: PnL Calculator, Crypto Profit Calculator, Trading Calculator

Trade Details
Enter your trade parameters to calculate profit/loss

Are you going long (betting price goes up) or short (betting price goes down)?

The price at which you enter/entered the trade

$
Use the current market price or your limit order price

The price at which you plan to close the position

$
Enter your target price or stop-loss price to see potential outcomes

Your capital/collateral - leverage will determine position size

$
With $1,000 margin and 10x leverage, you control a $10,000 position. Change leverage to see how it affects your PnL.

How much you want to multiply your buying power

x
Higher leverage amplifies both gains and losses. 10x means 10% price move = 100% gain/loss.

Fee charged on each trade (entry and exit)

%

Enter your trade details above to calculate PnL

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Understanding PnL in Futures Trading

PnL (Profit and Loss) measures how much money you make or lose on a trade. In perpetual futures trading, your PnL depends on the price movement, position size, direction (long/short), and leverage.

ROI (Return on Investment) is particularly important with leveraged trading. With 10x leverage, you only need to put up 10% of the position value as margin. So a 5% price move becomes a 50% return on your actual investment.

Profitable Long Example

Long BTC at $95,000, exit at $100,000 with 10x leverage on $10,000 position. Price moves +5.26%, your ROI is +52.6% (~$526 profit on $1,000 margin).

Profitable Short Example

Short BTC at $100,000, exit at $95,000 with 10x leverage on $10,000 position. Price drops -5%, your ROI is +50% (~$500 profit on $1,000 margin).

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Learn everything about leverage calculators, PnL formulas, position sizing, and the 1% rule in our complete guide. Understand how to protect your capital while maximizing opportunities.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about calculating profit and loss