Futures PnL calculator
Enter entry, exit, leverage and margin — the calculator shows net profit after fees, ROI and the breakeven price.
Result
The calculator performs an arithmetic estimate based on the values you enter and is not investment advice. Exact contract parameters are set by each exchange — check its specification.
How it is calculated
Position size comes from margin and leverage: notional = margin × leverage, quantity = notional / entry price. Profit before fees is the price difference multiplied by quantity (with the sign flipped for shorts). Fees are charged twice: on entry against the notional and on exit against the position value at the exit price.
ROI is measured against margin, not notional — so at 10x leverage a 1% price move produces roughly 10% on invested funds, in both directions. The breakeven price accounts for both fees: the trade turns profitable only after the move covers them.
FAQ
What is the difference between PnL and ROI?
PnL is the absolute profit or loss in USDT. ROI is the same result as a percentage of the posted margin. Leverage multiplies ROI: a 2% price move at 10x is roughly 20% ROI.
Why is net profit less than "price × quantity"?
The calculator subtracts fees for both legs of the trade — entry and exit. On quick trades with high leverage, fees eat a noticeable share of the result, which is why the breakeven price sits away from the entry.
Is funding included?
No: funding payments depend on the holding period and a changing rate. Estimate them separately in the funding calculator and subtract from this page's result.
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