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● Options strategy estimate

Options Profit Calculator

Estimate profit, loss, breakeven price and return for call or put options at expiration. Adjust contract details and instantly visualize the payoff curve.

STEP 01Enter option details

Choose call or put, then add strike price and premium.

STEP 02Add position details

Enter contracts, shares per contract and transaction fees.

STEP 03Review payoff

See profit, loss, breakeven point and the payoff chart.

Position cost
$500.00
premium + fees
Breakeven
$105.00
underlying price
Max profit
Unlimited
at expiration
Max loss
-$500.00
premium at risk
Return
100.0%
at target price
Option details
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Estimated profit at expiration
$500.00
profit / loss at target price
A long call begins making a net profit once the stock price rises above the breakeven point.
ProfitLossBreakeven
Position breakdown
Intrinsic value$1,000.00
Premium paid / received$500.00
Transaction fees$0.00
Net profit / loss$500.00
Profit per share$5.00
Risk & reward
Breakeven price$105.00
Maximum profitUnlimited
Maximum loss$500.00
Capital at risk$500.00
Return on cost100.0%
Position insights
+10.0%stock move
2.0×effective leverage
4.8%to breakeven
At the selected expiration price, this position earns $500.00 after premium and fees.
Options calculator notes
Calculation basisAt expiration
Contract multiplier100 shares
Time value includedNo
Implied volatility includedNo
Early assignment modeledNo
Calculation assumptions

This calculator estimates the payoff of a single call or put option position at expiration. It assumes European-style settlement at the entered expiration price and excludes changes in implied volatility, time decay before expiration, dividends, taxes, slippage and early assignment. Real option prices can differ materially before expiration.

Frequently asked questions
How is options profit calculated?

Intrinsic value at expiration is calculated from the stock and strike prices, then premium and fees are applied according to whether the position is long or short.

What is the breakeven price?

For a long call it is strike plus premium per share. For a long put it is strike minus premium per share. Fees slightly shift the practical breakeven.

Does this include time value or implied volatility?

No. This tool shows expiration payoff only, when an option's value equals its intrinsic value.

Finance & Calculation Disclaimer

Results are estimates generated locally in your browser using standard financial formulas and the figures you enter. They are for informational purposes only and are not financial, credit, tax or legal advice. Actual offers, rates, fees and eligibility vary by provider. VisionVix accepts no liability for decisions based on this tool's output.

ⓘ Options Risk Disclaimer
Options involve risk and are not suitable for every investor. This calculator is for educational planning only and is not financial, tax, legal or investment advice.
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