One-time evaluation purchases
Multiply the charge for a new evaluation by the number of separate purchases. Add any paid resets and one-off fees. Example: two $99 purchases and one $49 reset with no activation charge = $247.
Compare what you might pay under a one-time evaluation purchase or a monthly evaluation subscription. Enter your own example costs. No provider pricing, pass-rate assumptions or affiliate ranking is inserted.
All amounts must use the same currency. These are editable examples, not verified prices or a prediction of how many attempts you will need.
Calculation: purchase price × new purchases + reset price × resets + one-off fee.
A paid reset is separate from buying a new evaluation; do not count the same charge twice. Subscriptions may renew until cancelled. Other platform, data, tax or transaction charges are not estimated. No outcome or payout is guaranteed.
Every example uses invented input figures strictly to demonstrate the formula. They are not quotations from any trading firm.
Multiply the charge for a new evaluation by the number of separate purchases. Add any paid resets and one-off fees. Example: two $99 purchases and one $49 reset with no activation charge = $247.
Multiply the monthly evaluation charge by billed months, not purchases. Add any paid resets and one-off fees. Example: $99 per month for three billed months and one $49 reset = $346.
Cancellation timing, refunds, discounts, taxes, activation differences, trading fees, platform/data fees, account eligibility and future price changes depend on the actual contract. A subscription may continue billing until cancelled.
For educators and researchers: Download the illustrative CSV examples. The values are openly labelled hypothetical so they cannot be mistaken for live firm quotes.
Use the calculator as a personal checklist, then check the official provider-owned evidence attached to each exact plan. No one-time or subscription amount in the calculator is a TradeOffr quote.
Independent tool. This is educational mathematics, not investment or purchasing advice, a performance claim, or a guarantee of funding.