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Free calculators that run entirely in your browser. No signup, and nothing you enter is uploaded.

Not sure where to start? The options tools help you price an option, see how much a trade could make or lose, and estimate how far a stock might move. The general tools cover sizing a trade, long-term growth, dividends and taxes. Every tool has an "explained for beginners" section with what each input means, a worked example and common mistakes.
Key terms used by the options tools
Implied volatility (IV)
How much movement the options market is pricing in, as a yearly percent.
Days to expiration
Calendar days until the option expires.
Premium
The option price per share.
Greeks
Delta, gamma, theta, vega and rho: measures of how an option's price reacts to the stock, time, volatility and rates.

See the full glossary.

Options tools

Options Profit Calculator

P&L at any price and date, up to 4 legs, Black-Scholes.

Black-Scholes & Greeks Calculator

Call/put prices and all five Greeks, with dividends.

Expected Move Calculator

1 and 2 SD ranges from IV, plus the straddle method.

Covered Call & Cash-Secured Put Calculator

Static, if-called, and annualized returns, breakeven.

Probability of Profit Calculator

Lognormal POP for single options and verticals.

Wheel Strategy Tracker

Log CSPs, assignments, and CCs. Adjusted basis, CSV export.

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General tools

Risk/Reward & R-Multiple Calculator

Reward:risk, breakeven win rate, and position size.

Average Down & Cost Basis Calculator

Average cost across buys and shares needed to hit a target.

Capital Gains Tax Estimator (2026, US Federal)

2026 federal short vs. long-term tax, with NIIT.

Retirement & FIRE Calculator

Years to financial independence from your savings rate.

Dividend Income Goal Calculator

Portfolio needed for a dividend income target.

Compound Growth / DCA

See how monthly contributions grow over time.

Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP)

Model DRIP income and share growth.

Position Sizing

Size trades from account risk and stop-loss.

Looking for strategy explanations? See the Options Strategies guide.