Calculate forex trade profit in pips and dollars for a USD account — long or short, any lot size.
Estimates only. This tool is for planning and education — not financial, tax, or legal advice. It models the numbers you enter; real platform fees, taxes, and exchange rates vary. Verify with your own statements before making decisions.
Long 0.1 lot EUR/USD from 1.1000 to 1.1050. That is 50 pips; at $1/pip (0.1 lot) the profit is $50. A full 1.0 lot would be $500.
In a USD account on a USD-quoted pair, one standard lot (100,000 units) is worth about $10 per pip. Profit equals pips times pip value, times your direction. For cross pairs the pip value differs — convert it to your account currency.
Profit = (Exit − Entry) × 10,000 pips × (10 × Lots) × Direction
Why does pip value assume $10?
That is for a USD account on a USD-quoted pair like EUR/USD. For JPY pairs (2 decimals) or cross pairs, the pip value changes — adjust accordingly.
Does this include spread or swap?
No. The spread is paid entering and exiting; swap is an overnight carry cost. Both reduce real profit.
Is leverage included?
No. Leverage changes margin required, not the pip profit — but it changes how fast losses hit your account.