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Options Breakeven Calculator

Work out the breakeven price, payoff and profit of a call or put option from its strike price, premium and the current underlying price.

Enter your numbers

Example: 100

Example: 5

Example: 120

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Formula

call breakeven = strike + premium; put breakeven = strike - premium; payoff = max(underlying - strike, 0) for call, max(strike - underlying, 0) for put; profit = payoff - premium

How the calculation works

The calculator adds the premium to the strike for a call, or subtracts it for a put, to find the breakeven price.

It then computes the payoff at the current underlying price, counting only the amount that is in the money.

Subtracting the premium from the payoff gives the profit, which is negative when the option expires worthless.

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When to use it

Worked example

A call with a strike of 100 and a premium of 5 breaks even at 105, and with the underlying at 120 the payoff is 20, so the profit is 15.

Break-even price 105.00
Payoff 20.00
Profit ৳15.00

Common questions

What does the breakeven price of an option mean?

It is the underlying price at which the option payoff exactly equals the premium paid, so above it a call buyer starts to profit.

Last updated: 2026-10-03