Futures Profit/Loss Calculator

Calculate your leveraged futures profits or losses with trading fees

Entry Price ($)

Exit Price ($)

Amount (Tokens)

Leverage (X)

Position Side

LongShort

Trading Fee (%)

How to Use the Futures Profit/Loss Calculator

Select your position side – Long if you expect prices to rise, Short if you expect prices to fall.
Enter entry and exit prices – Your trade opening and closing prices in USD.
Input position amount – Number of tokens or contracts you're trading.
Set your leverage – Multiplier from 1x to 125x (higher leverage = higher risk/reward).
Configure trading fees – Your exchange's fee percentage (default 0.04% for most exchanges).
Click "Calculate" – See your detailed profit/loss breakdown.

Key Formulas:

Notional Value = Entry Price × Amount × Leverage
Long PnL = (Exit Price − Entry Price) × Amount × Leverage
Short PnL = (Entry Price − Exit Price) × Amount × Leverage
Net PnL = Gross PnL − Entry Fee − Exit Fee

Positive results mean profit. Negative results mean loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this futures PnL calculator work?

It calculates profit or loss on leveraged futures trades. You enter your entry price, exit price, leverage, position size, and trading fee. The calculator shows your total profit/loss and return percentage including all fees.

How is PnL calculated for futures?

For long positions: (Exit Price − Entry Price) × Position Size × Leverage − Fees. For short positions: (Entry Price − Exit Price) × Position Size × Leverage − Fees. The calculator automatically handles both scenarios.

Does this include both entry and exit fees?

Yes. The calculator subtracts the fee percentage from both entry and exit, applied to the notional value. Total fees = Entry Fee + Exit Fee = Notional Value × Fee% × 2.

What's the difference between gross PnL and net PnL?

Gross PnL is your profit/loss before fees. Net PnL is your actual profit/loss after deducting all trading fees. Net PnL is what you actually receive or pay.

Can I use this for perpetual futures?

Yes, it works for both perpetual futures and standard futures contracts on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and other major exchanges. The calculation method is the same.

What leverage should I enter?

Enter the exact leverage multiplier you used for your position (e.g., 10 for 10x leverage). The calculator supports leverage from 1x to 125x, which covers most exchange limits.

How accurate is the fee calculation?

Very accurate. It uses the standard fee calculation method employed by major exchanges. However, always verify with your specific exchange as some may have minor variations in fee structures.

What if I have a partial position?

The calculator works for any position size. Enter the exact number of tokens/contracts you're trading. For partial positions, simply enter the actual amount you're calculating for.