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Viper Options Profit Calculator

Calculate profit and loss for call and put options. Enter strike price, premium, and stock price at expiration to see your P&L, breakeven, and return on investment.

Option Type
Direction
Strike Price ($)
Premium per Share ($)
Stock Price at Expiration ($)
Number of Contracts

Calculate options profit and loss instantly — no signup, no ads. Choose call or put, buy or sell, enter your strike price, premium, and expected stock price at expiration. See your net P&L, breakeven price, max profit, max loss, and ROI percentage. Everything runs in your browser — no data stored.

How do I calculate options profit?

For a long call: Profit = (Stock Price - Strike Price - Premium) x 100. For a long put: Profit = (Strike Price - Stock Price - Premium) x 100. Each contract is 100 shares. Max loss when buying is the premium paid.

What is the breakeven price?

For a call: Breakeven = Strike + Premium. For a put: Breakeven = Strike - Premium. The stock must pass breakeven for you to profit at expiration.

What is max loss on a long option?

When buying a call or put, max loss is the premium paid. A $3 premium costs $300 per contract (100 shares x $3).

What does 'contracts' mean?

Each option contract controls 100 shares. Premiums are quoted per share, so multiply by 100 for the actual cost per contract.

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