Stocks Calculators
Stock calculators handle the arithmetic around a trade — what you paid, what you sold for, and what the charges took away. Charges are always editable, because every broker prices differently.
Net profit or loss on a share trade after brokerage and charges.
Brokerage CalculatorEstimate brokerage and statutory charges on a trade.
Break-Even Stock Price CalculatorThe selling price at which your trade breaks even.
Dividend Return CalculatorDividend income and dividend yield on your holding.
Which calculator do you need?
| If you are asking… | Use this |
|---|---|
| What did I actually make on a trade? | Stock Profit/Loss Calculator |
| What will the charges cost me? | Brokerage Calculator |
| What price do I need just to break even? | Break-Even Stock Price Calculator |
| How much income do my shares pay? | Dividend Return Calculator |
Why these calculators ask you for the charges
No broker's rates are built into this site. Brokerage plans differ, statutory rates change, and a figure hard-coded today would quietly be wrong within a year. Instead you enter your own numbers, which you can copy straight from a recent contract note. The result then describes your account rather than an average one.
The charges themselves are easy to underestimate: brokerage on both sides, STT, exchange transaction fees, GST on the brokerage, SEBI turnover fees, stamp duty on the buy side, and a DP charge when you sell from demat. Individually trivial; together they decide whether a small move was worth making.
Prices are yours to supply
This site holds no market data feed. Every price on these pages is one you type in, so nothing here should be read as a quote. That also means the calculators work equally well for a trade you are considering as for one you already made.
Stocks — common questions
Are broker charges included automatically?
You enter them yourself. We deliberately avoid hard-coding one broker's rates because they change often and vary by segment.
Do you provide live share prices?
No. These tools work on the prices you type in. Live market data would require a paid market-data feed.