Our free Profit and Loss Calculator helps traders and investors instantly compute net profit or loss on any stock, crypto, or commodity trade. Enter your buy price, sell price, quantity, and optional brokerage fee — and get a precise P&L result with a full breakdown in seconds.

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Enter the Buy Price

Type the price per share/unit at which you purchased the asset (e.g., ₹150 or $50.00).

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Enter the Sell Price

Type the price per unit at which you sold or plan to sell the asset.

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Enter the Quantity

Type the number of shares or units involved in the trade.

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Add Brokerage (Optional)

Enter any brokerage or commission fees. This is deducted from gross P&L for accurate net result.

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Click Calculate

Hit Calculate to see gross profit/loss, brokerage cost, net profit/loss, and return %.

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Reset & Recalculate

Use Reset to clear the form and calculate P&L for a new trade scenario.

Profit & Loss Formula
P/L = (Sell − Buy) × Qty − Brokerage
Gross Profit / Loss

Gross P/L = (Sell - Buy) × Quantity

Subtract Brokerage Cost

Net P/L = Gross P/L − Brokerage Amount

Return on Investment (%)

ROI % = (Net P/L / Investment) × 100

Example

Buy 100 @ ₹200, Sell @ ₹240, Brokerage ₹50 → Net = ₹3,950

Example: Buy 100 shares @ ₹200, Sell @ ₹240, Brokerage ₹50 → Net Profit = ₹3,950 | ROI = 19.75%

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Profit = (Sell Price - Buy Price) × Quantity - Brokerage. Positive = profit; negative = loss.

Brokerage is the fee charged by your stockbroker for executing buy and sell orders — either flat per order or a percentage of trade value.

Gross profit = revenue minus cost. Net profit = gross profit minus all expenses including brokerage and taxes.

ROI = (Net Profit / Total Investment) × 100. For a trade: (Net Profit / (Buy Price × Quantity)) × 100.

The result shows a negative value — a loss equal to (Buy - Sell) × Quantity + Brokerage.

Yes. Enter your exact brokerage rate for accurate results. Intraday brokerage is typically lower than delivery trades.