Consistency-rule calculator
How much more profit do I need to meet my consistency rule?
Check your best-day percentage and calculate the additional net profit needed to meet a prop-firm consistency rule. All inputs are editable; defaults are illustrative.
Additional net profit needed
$500.00
The best day is still too large a share of total profit, or total profit is not positive.
- Required total profit
- $2,000.00
- Current best-day share
- 40%
Assumes best day ≤ the chosen percentage of net profit. If a later day becomes your new best day, update it here. Passing this one rule does not confirm payout eligibility.
How the calculation works
Best day ÷ total profit × 100
A $600 best day and a 30% limit require at least $2,000 total net profit. If you have $1,500, you need another $500 net profit, provided no new day exceeds $600.
Common questions
Do losing days count?
This model uses total net profit, including losses. Losses shrink the denominator, so your best-day share can rise above 100%. Use your firm’s definition of the payout period and qualifying profit.
What if my next day is bigger?
Enter the new best day. The required total rises too. The result is a profit requirement, not a recommendation to increase risk to reach it.
Does meeting the percentage mean I can withdraw?
No. Minimum days, payout caps, eligible profits and other rules still apply. This models an inclusive “at most” limit; a strictly-below rule requires extra profit.
Check account-specific rules in the firm directory, or explore the other trading calculators.