Prop firm drawdown calculator
See exactly where your drawdown floor is and how much room you have left. Works for trailing intraday, trailing end-of-day and static drawdown. Numbers use the standard version of each rule; firms add details, so confirm on the firm’s page.
Frequently asked questions
How does trailing drawdown work?
A trailing drawdown floor follows your highest balance (or equity) upwards. If your account peaks at $52,000 with a $2,500 trailing drawdown, the floor is $49,500 and it never moves down. Most futures firms stop trailing once the floor reaches the starting balance.
What is the difference between intraday and end-of-day drawdown?
Intraday trailing drawdown follows your peak equity including open profit, so a trade that runs in your favour and comes back still raised your floor. End-of-day drawdown only updates from the closing balance, which is usually more forgiving.
What is a static drawdown?
A static drawdown floor stays at a fixed amount below your starting balance. It never moves up with profit, so every profitable day increases your buffer.
Is this calculator financial advice?
No. It applies the simple textbook versions of each rule. Firms add details such as lock levels and unrealised profit rules, so always read the firm’s own rules before trading.
Compare how each firm handles it: end-of-day, trailing intraday, static, or read drawdown types explained. More free tools: all prop firm calculators.