Trading Tools

Trading Tools

Fast, no-signup calculators for every part of your trading — sizing, risk, payouts, and chart levels. Pick your market to get started.

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Find the tools for your market

Every market has its own risk math. Jump straight to the calculators built for the way you trade.

Every trading tool, in one place

Free, instant, and client-side — nothing to install, no sign-up, your numbers never leave the page.

These calculators are for education and planning only; trading carries substantial risk — read our Risk Warning before you trade.

FREE TRADING TOOLS

Free Trading Tools for Forex, Crypto, Binary and Prop Firm Traders

Trading tools on SignalBots are fast calculators for every part of your trading: sizing, risk, payouts and chart levels. Enter your numbers and you get an instant result, whether that is the lot size a stop-loss allows, what one pip is worth, where a leveraged crypto position gets liquidated, or how much room is left before a prop firm drawdown limit. The shelves are split into forex, crypto, binary options and prop firm, plus a general shelf for any market, because every market has its own risk math. Use them for education and planning, and remember that trading carries risk of loss.

A dark panel headlined Free Trading Tools for Your Market beside a 2x2 board of four instrument cards, EUR/USD, BTC/USD, XAU/USD and US500, each with its own candlestick chart, buy or sell tag, and entry, stop-loss and TP1 levels.
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FREE AND PRIVATE

Online Trading Tools With No Sign-Up and Nothing to Install

These online trading tools cost nothing and ask nothing of you: every calculator is 100% free, there is no sign-up or account to create, and nothing to install. Each one runs in your browser and the math is client-side, so your numbers never leave the page, which matters when you are typing in the real balance and stop-loss of a live account. You get instant results the moment your inputs are in, so checking a position before you trade does not mean building a spreadsheet or handing your account details to anyone.

Binary Options Trading Calculator Math vs Forex Sizing Math

A binary options trading calculator and a forex calculator answer different questions because the trades are built differently. A forex position has a stop-loss, so the Forex shelf works out sizing, pips, margin and levels: how many lots you can hold for the amount you are willing to lose. A binary trade has a stake, an expiry and a payout, with no stop to size against, so the Binary Options shelf handles payout, win-rate and staking math instead, such as the stake needed to recover prior losses at a given payout, or how fast a martingale sequence escalates the danger. Trading either market carries risk of loss.

A duotone versus board headlined Binary vs Forex Calculator Math, comparing Binary options tools against Forex tools row by row: what you size (stake vs lot size), what sets the result (payout vs pip value), stop-loss distance, and calculator count (4 vs 11).
A duotone risk ladder for a EUR/USD 1h long plan, drawn to scale from SL through Entry, TP1 and TP2 with their R multiples, beside a bullet list ordering Risk/Reward, Position Size and Pip Value.

THREE TOOLS, ONE TRADE

Plan One Trade With Position Size, Pip Value and Risk/Reward

You can plan a single forex trade by running three calculators in a row. Start with Risk/Reward: enter your entry, stop and target to get the reward-to-risk ratio and the win rate you need to break even, and drop the idea if the reward does not justify the risk. Next, Position Size gives the exact lot size that risks a fixed amount on that stop-loss distance. Last, Pip Value tells you what one pip is worth at that lot size for your currency pair. Run them in that order and the trade is checked, sized and priced before you place it, though trading still carries risk of loss.

WHERE TO START

Where to Start: Pick the Calculators Built for Your Market

Start with the calculators built for your market, because each shelf follows that market's own math. Forex traders get 11 calculators for sizing, pips, margin and levels. Crypto traders get 8 for P/L, liquidation and position sizing. Prop firm traders get 6 aimed at passing the challenge and keeping the payout, from Drawdown to Profit Split. Binary options traders get 4 for payout, win-rate and staking math. If you trade more than one market, the General shelf's 3 calculators cover compounding, drawdown recovery and reward-to-risk anywhere. Open one, run the math before you plan the trade, and remember that trading carries risk of loss.

A dark terminal scene: a GBP/USD 4h long plan on a modeled TradingView-style chart with entry, stop and two targets, beside a plan card and four market cards, Forex 11 calculators, Crypto 8 calculators, Binary Options 4 calculators and Futures funded accounts.