Risk Reward Calculator
Calculate gross and net risk/reward ratio before opening a trade. Add entry, stop loss, take profit and fees to see whether the setup is worth the risk.
What this risk/reward calculator helps you do
Use this page as a quick guide, then open the main calculator to run the numbers.
Risk/reward calculation example
If your entry is $100, stop loss is $95 and take profit is $115, your gross risk/reward ratio is 3:1 before fees. The net ratio shows the result after costs.
Calculate nowWhy use Trader Calculator?
Trader Calculator keeps core trading math in one clean place: DCA, risk/reward, position sizing, capital management and crypto market indicators.
Frequently asked questions
What is risk/reward ratio?
Risk/reward ratio compares the potential loss of a trade with the potential profit. A 1:3 setup risks one unit to target three units.
Why include fees in risk/reward?
Fees reduce real profit and can slightly increase the effective loss, especially for short-term or leveraged trades.
What is a good risk/reward ratio?
There is no universal number. Many traders look for setups above 1:2, but win rate and execution also matter.
Can I use it for crypto futures?
Yes. The calculator works for crypto spot, futures, forex and stocks as long as you know entry, stop loss and take profit.