Intraday profit calculator: enter the buy price, the sell price and the quantity to see your net profit or loss after every charge — brokerage, STT, exchange charges, SEBI fee, stamp duty and GST — together with the breakeven sell price.
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Charges use the starting rates of the brokerage calculator, last checked 11 Nov 2026, with brokerage taken as ₹20 per order. STT: Finance Act 2026 (NSE circular of 31 Mar 2026, in force from 1 Apr 2026). NSE transaction charges: NSE circular of 27 Feb 2026 (in force from 1 Mar 2026). Stamp duty, SEBI turnover fee, GST and MCX charges: last checked on 25 Aug 2026.
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Profit or loss after charges
- Net P&L after all charges (₹)
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- Gross P&L before charges (₹)
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- Total charges (₹)
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- Net P&L as % of buy value
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- Breakeven sell price (₹)
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- Points needed to break even
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- Units traded
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Quick Answers
- How is net intraday profit worked out?
- Net P&L = (sell − buy) × quantity − total charges. Total charges are brokerage, STT, exchange charges, SEBI fee, stamp duty and 18% GST on brokerage plus exchange and SEBI charges.
- What is the breakeven sell price?
- It is the sell price at which net P&L comes to exactly 0 after every charge. It sits a little above the buy price, by the amount the charges need.
How Net Profit Is Worked Out
Gross P&L = (sell − buy) × quantity. Total charges = brokerage + STT + exchange charges + SEBI fee + stamp duty + GST, where GST is 18% of brokerage, exchange charges and the SEBI fee. Net P&L = gross P&L − total charges.
A Worked Example
These numbers only illustrate the method; they are not from any trade and not a suggestion. Buy 100 shares intraday at ₹1,000 and sell at ₹1,010. Gross profit = (1,010 − 1,000) × 100 = ₹1,000.00. Charges at the starting rates come to ₹82.97, so the net profit is ₹917.03. The breakeven sell price is ₹1,000.83: below that, the same trade ends in a loss after charges.
This page computes the result of a trade you describe. It does not suggest any trade and is not investment advice of any kind.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is intraday profit calculated after charges?
Gross P&L = (sell price − buy price) × quantity. Net P&L = gross P&L − brokerage − STT − exchange transaction charges − SEBI turnover fee − stamp duty − GST. The page lists each charge on its own line.
What is the breakeven sell price?
The sell price at which net P&L is exactly zero after every charge. It is a little above the buy price because the charges have to be covered first. "Points needed to break even" is that price minus the buy price.
Does it work for futures and options?
Yes. Choose the futures or options tab, enter the lots and the lot size (filled with 65, the Nifty lot). For options, enter the premium as the buy and sell price; every charge on options is on the premium.
What if I sold first and bought back later?
The arithmetic is the same: enter the price you sold at as the sell price and the price you bought back at as the buy price. Charges follow the same rules.
Which charges are used, and can I change them?
The page uses the starting rates of the brokerage calculator, last checked 11 Nov 2026, with brokerage taken as ₹20 per order. To use your own rates, the brokerage calculator lets you change every one of them.
Are the numbers I enter sent anywhere?
No. The whole computation happens in your browser. No number goes to any server and nothing is saved.