Free options profit calculator. See your payoff chart, breakevens, probability of profit and Greeks for any strategy — beginner-friendly, mobile-first, no signup.
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Hey Product Hunt
I built OptionProfitSim out of a simple frustration: most options calculators out there are either clunky, buried in ads, or lock the useful stuff behind a signup. I just wanted a fast, clean way to see the risk and reward on a trade before placing it — max profit, max loss, breakeven, probability of profit — without jumping through hoops.
So I made the tool I wished existed. Pick any ticker and strategy (covered call, cash-secured put, iron condor, and more) and the payoff chart updates instantly. It's free, no account needed, and works on your phone.
It's early and I'm actively improving it — I'd genuinely love feedback on the calculations and the UX. What would make this actually useful in your workflow?
Thanks for taking a look
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Does the probability of profit calculation factor in implied volatility skew, or is it more of a basic estimate based on the underlying's recent moves?
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How are you estimating the probability of profit under the hood, is that based on historical IV or a Black-Scholes style model with a flat vol assumption?
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Curious how you pull the probability of profit number, is it based on a standard pricing model like Black-Scholes or something custom? Also wondering if the data updates in real time or is just using end-of-day snapshots under the hood.
Does the probability of profit calculation factor in implied volatility skew, or is it more of a basic estimate based on the underlying's recent moves?
How are you estimating the probability of profit under the hood, is that based on historical IV or a Black-Scholes style model with a flat vol assumption?
Curious how you pull the probability of profit number, is it based on a standard pricing model like Black-Scholes or something custom? Also wondering if the data updates in real time or is just using end-of-day snapshots under the hood.