Calculators
Three questions worth answering before you place a trade rather than after. No account, no sign-up, and nothing you type is sent anywhere or stored — they compute in your browser.
Each one runs the same code Edgekeeper runs on a live account. If the calculator here and the number on your dashboard ever disagreed, one of them would be wrong and there would be no way to tell which — so they are the same module, not a copy of it.
“Where is my floor after this week, and how much room is really left?”
Work out where your prop firm’s drawdown floor actually sits after a run of results — including the trailing floors that keep rising with your peak and the ones that lock.
“How many contracts can I take without risking more than I meant to?”
The largest position a stop distance and a dollar risk budget allow, for futures, forex, stocks and crypto — with the contract economics already worked out.
“Am I still inside every rule, or is one of them about to end this account?”
Check an account against a firm’s published rules: daily loss room, the drawdown floor, the consistency rule and the minimum trading days, all at once.
The version that remembers
A calculator answers the question once. Signed in, the same arithmetic runs against your actual account: the floor updates as you log trades, the position size is capped at today’s remaining loss room, and the rule check happens on the trade form before you write the trade rather than after. Free, with no card.
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