Prop Firm Calculators & Trading Math

Free, no-signup calculators for funded futures and forex account math: profit splits, drawdown limits, position sizing, and the probability your account survives. Built by traders who automate this stuff daily.

Profit Split Calculator

What you really take home from a funded account.

Position Size Calculator

The exact lot size for your stop loss and risk %.

Max Drawdown Calculator

Your exact breach point in dollars.

Daily Loss Limit Calculator

How much room is left in today’s session.

Profit Target Calculator

Expected trades to pass your evaluation.

Risk of Ruin Calculator

The probability the account dies before it pays.

Compounding Calculator

Keep profit in the account vs monthly payouts.

Consistency Rule Calculator

Check your payout passes the consistency rule.

Why prop firm math beats prop firm hype

Prop firm marketing sells the 90% split and the dream account. The math decides who keeps it: a 5% daily loss limit is a cliff you can step off in one session, a trailing drawdown quietly follows your best equity up, and a consistency rule can reject a payout you already earned. Every calculator on this site exists because a rule like that has a formula, and formulas can be checked before money is on the line.

Start with the account rules, in dollars

Open your prop firm’s rules page, enter the percentages into the max drawdown calculator and the daily loss limit calculator, and write the dollar floors on a sticky note. Traders who know the exact breach number trade smaller than traders who only know the percentage. That single habit separates most funded accounts from most failures.

Guides

How prop firm profit splits actually work · Max daily drawdown rules explained · Position sizing math for evaluations · Prop firm payout math · Risk of ruin, explained

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PropFirmMath is an independent educational site. Nothing here is financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.