Futures & Prop Firm Calculators

Three free tools for serious traders: size positions by risk with real contract values, plan a prop firm evaluation, and project income across funded accounts.

Position Size & Risk

How many contracts to trade for a fixed dollar risk.

Instrument

Account Size

$

Risk per Trade

%

Stop-Loss (points)

Reward : Risk target

: 1

Result

Contracts to trade

10

Target $ Risk

$500

Risk / Contract

$50

Actual $ Risk

$500

% of Account

1.0%

Target Profit (at R:R)

$1,000

Target Move

20 pts

Contracts are rounded down so you never exceed your risk. Risk per contract = stop (points) × the contract's point value.

Prop Firm Evaluation Planner

Plan a path to your profit target without breaching the rules.

Profit Target

$

Daily Loss Limit

$

Max / Trailing Drawdown

$

Trades per Day

Avg Win

$

Avg Loss

$

Win Rate45%

Your Plan

Estimated days to pass

40

at your current edge

Expectancy / Trade

$25

Expectancy / Day

$75

Reward : Risk

1.5 : 1

Breakeven Win Rate

40%

Losing trades to hit daily limit 5

Losing trades to blow the account 10

Quick Scenarios

Your Trading Parameters

Number of Funded Accounts 5

Average Daily Profit per Account

$

Trading Days per Month 20

Profit Split % 80%

Account Size

Monthly Cost per Account

$

Your Projected Income

Gross Daily Income

$1,000

Gross Monthly Income

$20,000

Monthly Costs

$750

Net Monthly Income

$15,250

Net Annual Income

$183,000

Income per Account/Month

$3,050

Income Scaling by Account Count

12-Month Cumulative Income

Track every funded account in one dashboard

Projections are the easy part — TradeScope syncs your real NinjaTrader trades so you can see actual P&L, drawdown, and expectancy across all your prop accounts.

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Disclaimer: These calculators are for illustration and education only. Trading futures carries substantial risk of loss. Actual results depend on your performance, each prop firm's specific rules, fees, and market conditions. Contract specifications can change — verify with your broker. Nothing here is financial advice.