How is this different from the futures calculator?

It sums profit and loss across up to five independent legs — scaling in and out, or trades in different contracts — in one total, with per-leg fees.

Can I mix contracts across legs?

Yes. Each leg has its own contract selector; the total converts every leg through its own tick size and value.

How are partial exits handled?

Enter each partial exit as its own leg with the contracts you closed at that price.

Trading P&L Calculator

Up to five legs, mixed contracts, one total. Built for scale-ins and partial exits.

Leg 1

Contract

Direction

Entry

Exit

Contracts

Leg 2

Contract

Direction

Entry

Exit

Contracts

Leg 3

Contract

Direction

Entry

Exit

Contracts

Round-turn fee per contract ($, optional)

Worked example — long one E-mini S&P 500 (ES) from 5,600.00 to 5,610.00: 10 points = 40 ticks × $12.50 = $500.00.

How the math works

Each leg: (exit − entry) ÷ tick size × tick value × contracts × direction. Legs sum; fees subtract per contract per leg. Exchange, clearing and broker fees vary; enter your own round-turn fee to include them.

FAQ

How is this different from the futures calculator?: It sums profit and loss across up to five independent legs — scaling in and out, or trades in different contracts — in one total, with per-leg fees.
Can I mix contracts across legs?: Yes. Each leg has its own contract selector; the total converts every leg through its own tick size and value.
How are partial exits handled?: Enter each partial exit as its own leg with the contracts you closed at that price.

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Calculators are arithmetic on contract specifications, not advice. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss. Specs from exchange sources, verified 2026-07-25 — methodology.