Options Profit Calculator.
See Exactly What You Make.
Calculate the exact profit or loss of any options trade at expiry across a range of underlying prices.
Simple P&L Matrix
Visualize profit and loss over time and price changes
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate profit on an options trade?▾
Options profit = (Option premium at exit - Option premium at entry) × Lot size - Brokerage & taxes. For a call buyer: if you bought at ₹50 and sell at ₹120, profit = ₹70 × lot size. Our P&L heatmap shows your profit or loss across different underlying prices and dates so you can plan your trade.
What is a P&L heatmap for options?▾
A P&L heatmap shows your option position's profit or loss across a grid of underlying prices (x-axis) and time to expiry (y-axis). Green cells show profit zones; red cells show loss zones. It helps you visualize exactly when and at what price level your trade becomes profitable or hits your stop-loss.
How does time decay affect my options profit?▾
Time decay (Theta) erodes the extrinsic value of options daily, especially in the final 30 days before expiry. For options buyers, Theta is a constant cost — if the stock doesn't move enough, time decay destroys your premium. For option sellers (credit strategies), Theta is income. The P&L heatmap shows this decay visually.
What is the break-even point for an options trade?▾
For a call option, break-even = Strike price + Premium paid. For a put option, break-even = Strike price - Premium paid. For example, if you buy a ₹500 call at ₹20 premium, you break even at ₹520. Above ₹520, you profit. The P&L calculator shows your exact break-even automatically.