Enter your initial investment and final value to see net profit or loss, total ROI and an optional annualized return—in your browser.
01 / INVESTMENT DETAILS
Additional costs increase the amount invested. Final value is the amount received at the end, not profit alone. Currency changes display only—no exchange conversion is performed.
02 / YOUR RESULT
03 / CALCULATION BREAKDOWN
Initial investment + additional costs = $1,000.00 + $0.00 = $1,000.00
Final value − total invested = $1,250.00 − $1,000.00 = $250.00
(Net profit / loss ÷ total invested) × 100 = 25.00%
Total ROI is the gain or loss over the whole investment. Annualized ROI converts that total return into an equivalent compounded yearly rate; it is not a record of each year's actual performance.
Figures are mathematical estimates, not guaranteed returns or financial advice. All calculations stay in your browser.
Use the amount invested and final amount received, not profit alone.
Costs increase the amount invested; a positive duration enables annualized ROI.
Compare the whole-period return with its equivalent compounded yearly rate and copy the breakdown.
Enter the amount invested and the final value received. Add optional costs and investment duration in years to calculate both total and annualized ROI. Review the formulas and copy the result.
Instant profit or loss, cost-aware total ROI, optional annualized comparison and currency-aware formatting without accounts or uploads.
Investment values are calculated in your browser only. No entered figures are uploaded, tracked or stored.
Total invested equals initial investment plus additional costs. Net profit or loss is final value minus total invested. Total ROI equals net profit or loss divided by total invested, multiplied by 100.
Yes. A final value below total invested produces a negative profit and ROI. A complete loss with a final value of zero gives a total ROI of -100%.
Yes. Costs are added to the initial amount invested, so they reduce net profit and the resulting ROI when final value stays the same.
Total ROI covers the entire duration. With a positive duration in years, annualized ROI is (final value ÷ total invested)^(1 ÷ years) − 1, expressed as a percentage. It is an equivalent compounded yearly rate, not measured yearly performance.
Total ROI and profit or loss are still calculated. Annualized ROI is omitted until you enter a positive duration, including fractional years such as 0.5.
No. Currency controls display and decimal precision only; no exchange rates are used. Results are mathematical estimates, not guaranteed returns or financial advice.