Pip Gain Calculator

See exactly how many pips you made and your profit or loss in your account currency — from your entry price, exit price, and position size.

Trade details

Currency pair

Direction

Entry price

Exit price

Account (deposit) currency

Position size (units)= 0.1 standard lots

Commission per side (USD, per standard lot)

Charged on entry and exit. E.g. IC Markets Raw ≈ 3.50 per side (7.00 round turn) per 100k lot.

Net profit (after commission)

+$49.30

Long 10,000 units of EUR/USD

Pips gained+50
Gross P/L+$50.00
Commission (round turn)0.1 lots × 3.50 USD/side × 2 sides-$0.70
Net P/L (USD)+$49.30

Live FX rates · Fri, 17 Jul 2026 00:02:31 +0000

How pip gain is calculated

Your gain is the price move between entry and exit, multiplied by your position size — positive for a winning trade, negative for a losing one:

pips = (exit − entry) ÷ pip size · net P/L = (exit − entry) × units − commission

For a short position the sign is reversed — you profit when the price falls. Example: buying 10,000 units of EUR/USD at 1.1000 and exiting at 1.1050 is a 50-pip gain worth $50 gross, converted to your account currency at the current exchange rate.

Commission is charged per standard lot (100k units) on each side of the trade, so a round turn is two sides. Brokers like IC Markets charge around 3.50 per side (7.00 round turn) per standard lot — enter your broker's rate to see your true net profit or loss.