Prop-firm challenge calculator
Turn a profit-target percentage into the number you actually need per trading day — so you can pace the evaluation instead of forcing it (and blowing the daily loss limit).
- Profit target
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- Needed per day
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- Per day (%)
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Pace beats pressure
- · Profit target = Account size × target %.
- · Needed per day = target ÷ trading days — a steady pace rather than one hero trade.
- · Per day (%) shows that pace as a share of the account, so you can sanity-check it against your typical daily result.
Most evaluations are failed by rushing — oversizing to hit the target fast, then breaching the daily loss limit. A realistic daily number keeps you patient; Shibiki holds the risk line at the broker while you work the pace.
FAQ
Is there a minimum number of trading days?
Many firms require a minimum (often 3–5 active days) and some cap the maximum. Use a realistic "days planned" so the per-day pace is achievable within the rules.
What profit target is typical?
Common one-step targets are 8–10%; two-step evaluations often split into ~8% then ~5%. Enter your program's exact figure.
Related: payout · consistency rule