← All tools

What if I'm right?

Long calls and puts — enter your strike, premium, and where the stock ends up. See your profit, breakeven, and the full payoff picture before you buy.

Strike price ($)

Premium paid / share ($) — what the option costs

Contracts

Stock price at expiration ($) — or today's price to see current value

Profit / Loss

—

Return

—

Intrinsic value

—

Breakeven

—

Position cost

—

Max loss

—

Payoff at expiration

Profit zone Loss zone Breakeven Strike

If it expires worthless

—

At your stock price

—

Brokerage affiliate links go here — "Trade options with $0 commissions" etc.

Educational tool only — not financial advice. Assumes you hold to expiration; selling early changes the math (time value). One contract = 100 shares. Options can expire worthless — never risk more than you can afford to lose.

Buying options (30-second version)

A call bets the stock goes up past strike + premium. A put bets it drops below strike − premium.
Your max loss is the premium. That's the whole appeal — defined risk, uncapped upside on calls.
Breakeven isn't the strike. You need the stock past strike plus what you paid. Most beginners forget the premium.

What if I'm right?

Payoff at expiration

Buying options (30-second version)

This whole site was built with Muse