Calculate a defined-risk four-leg credit position from live or manual option legs.
Live or manual option legs
Select a Schwab-backed contract or enter the strike and premium directly.
Long lower put · long 1×
Short put · short 1×
Short call · short 1×
Long higher call · long 1×
Payoff summary
Expiration payoff for the complete position.
Net credit
$400.00
Maximum profit
$400.00
Maximum loss
$100.00
Lower break-even
$91.00
Upper break-even
$109.00
Return on risk
400.00%
OPTIONS TRADE
MANUAL long put 90 1 / short put 95 3 / short call 105 3 / long call 110 1
Expiration
StrategyIRON CONDOR
Contracts1 CONTRACT
Net credit▲
MAX PROFIT400▲
MAX LOSS100▲
OPTIONS TRADE
MANUAL long put 90 1 / short put 95 3 / short call 105 3 / long call 110 1
Expiration
StrategyIRON CONDOR
Contracts1 CONTRACT
Net credit▲
MAX PROFIT400▲
MAX LOSS100▲
Risk and methodology
Maximum loss uses the wider wing. Assignment, early exercise, fees, and changes before expiration are not included.
How this calculator works
An iron condor combines a put credit spread and call credit spread around the underlying to collect premium in a range.
How to use it
Enter all four strikes from low put wing through high call wing and the total credit. Review both break-evens, the distance from the current price, and the wider wing risk rather than evaluating only the credit received.
Formula, payoff, and assumptions
Maximum profit equals net credit; maximum loss is the wider wing width minus credit; break-evens adjust short strikes by credit.
The maximum-loss figure uses the wider wing. This expiration model does not estimate the effect of closing one side early, rolling, or managing a tested short strike.
Practical example
A 95/90 put wing plus 105/110 call wing sold for $2 has a $2 profit per share if it expires between the short strikes.
Reading this result
The break-even range is narrower than the short-strike range because the collected credit must absorb any move beyond a short strike. Compare that range with the same-expiration expected move.
Common planning mistake
Do not assume symmetric wings create symmetric risk management. One side can be tested first, and closing or rolling a challenged side can differ materially from the expiration model.
Risk and limitations
A move through either side can create the defined maximum loss. Assignment, volatility, and commissions are excluded.