Free futures trading calculators
Position size, tick value, drawdown recovery, the consistency rule, risk to reward and expectancy. Each one runs in your browser, needs no sign-up and shows its formula.
The calculators
Built for the questions that come up every session when you run futures across more than one account.
- Position size calculator
- Contracts from account size, risk per trade and stop distance, for minis and micros. Open the calculator
- Tick value calculator
- Dollars per tick and per point for ES, NQ, MES, MNQ, CL, GC and more, at any contract count. Open the calculator
- Drawdown recovery calculator
- The gain needed to recover from a drawdown and how many trades that takes at your average. Open the calculator
- Prop firm consistency calculator
- Whether your best day breaks the firm's consistency cap and how much more profit clears it. Open the calculator
- Risk reward calculator
- Risk-to-reward from entry, stop and target, with the break-even win rate you need. Open the calculator
- Win rate and expectancy calculator
- Expectancy per trade from win rate, average win and average loss, and what it means over a month. Open the calculator
Reference tables
- Futures contract specifications
- Tick size, tick value, point value and margin notes for the contracts prop-firm traders actually use. Open the table
- Futures trading hours
- Sessions, the daily halt, rollover and the holiday pattern for CME index, energy and metal futures. Open the table
- Prop firms and copy trading
- Which firms allow copying between your own accounts, and what to check in the contract. Read the guide
Why these six
Every one answers a question that comes up when the same trade runs on several accounts of different sizes. Position size and tick value decide what a signal becomes on each account. Drawdown recovery and the consistency rule are the two prop-firm constraints that end accounts quietly. Risk to reward and expectancy are the arithmetic behind whether a strategy is worth copying at all.
The results are arithmetic, not advice. If a number here surprises you, the formula is on the page so you can check it.
Common questions
Short answers to what traders ask first. Anything else, the Help Center has it.
Are the calculators free?
Yes. They run entirely in your browser, store nothing and need no account.
Do they work for micro contracts?
Yes. The position size and tick value calculators include MES, MNQ, MYM, M2K, MGC, MCL and the other CME micros.
Where do the contract values come from?
CME Group contract specifications. Tick sizes and multipliers change rarely, but check the exchange page before relying on a figure for a live order.
Can I use them for a prop-firm evaluation?
That is what they are for. The consistency and drawdown calculators take the firm's limits as inputs so you can size inside them.
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