PropWise — Free Prop Firm Tools

10 free trading calculators built for prop firm traders

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10 free trading calculators built for prop firm traders

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PropWise is a free toolkit for prop firm traders, with 10 calculators built around real drawdown and risk rules from FTMO, FundedNext, Topstep, Apex, and other firms. It includes position sizing, challenge cost, risk of ruin, revenge trading, overtrading, session timing, firm comparison, compounding, pip value, and readiness quiz tools — no ads, signup, or email required.

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Hey everyone! I built PropWise because I was frustrated with trading calculators that don't understand prop firm rules. The problem: If you trade a $100K FTMO account with a 5% daily drawdown limit, your max daily loss is $5,000. Risk 2% per trade and take 3 losses = $6,000 gone. Challenge failed. No calculator warned you about this. PropWise does. Every tool is pre-configured with each firm's specific rules. The part I'm most proud of: the Challenge Cost Calculator. It shows traders how much they'll REALLY spend before getting funded. At a 10% pass rate with $300 fees, the expected cost is $3,000. Most people never do this math. Built with vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, no framework, no dependencies. 168 pages generated with a Python build script for programmatic SEO. I'd love to hear: what tools are missing? What would make this more useful for you?

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Why PropWise?

Every tool is free, forever. No ads. No signup. No tracking. Built by traders who got tired of ugly, ad-filled calculators. If PropWise helps you trade better, share it.

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Am I Ready for a Prop Firm?

When Are You Ready for a Prop Firm Challenge?

Most traders attempt prop firm challenges too early. The minimum statistical requirements for a reasonable chance of passing: at least 3 months of tracked trading data, a win rate above 45% with a risk-reward ratio above 1.0, consistent risk per trade (not varying wildly), and the emotional discipline to follow rules under pressure.

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