Exness Profit Calculator — Gross and Net, Before the Rebate · Indonesia
The result this page estimates is a gross-cost result: Pro mode subtracts the spread, the commission and the overnight swap at full price. What it cannot show is the money that may come back afterwards, up to 80% of the partner commission Exness pays us on that trading, calculated daily and paid after approval, so the cost the account carries over a run of trades can be lower than the cost line on any single one of them.
This profit calculator estimates the result of a trade from the instrument, direction, volume and your open and close prices, on contract specs measured on a live Exness account. Pro mode deducts the spread, commission and overnight swap and shows the break-even exit price. One line it does not deduct is the rebate: up to 80% of the partner commission Exness pays us on your trading, paid separately, daily after approval, so every cost figure below is the gross cost.
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Calculations use spreads and contract specs measured on a live Exness Standard account (2026-10-15). Figures are indicative.
What is left of 10 pips on 0.01 lot once the costs are taken out?
On EUR/USD, one pip on 0.01 lot is worth about $0.10, so a 10-pip move in the trade's favour is roughly $1.00 of gross profit. Crossing the measured 0.8-pip spread costs about $0.08, leaving about $0.92 before any commission or overnight swap.
Figures are indicative, from spreads and contract specs measured on a live Exness Standard account (2026-10-15). Converted to Indonesian rupiah (IDR), the same amounts follow the current exchange rate, which changes through the day.
Frequently asked questions
Does the calculator subtract the rebate?
Is the rebate included in these results?
Is the net figure here the final cost of the trade?
Should the break-even exit price be adjusted for the rebate?
Is the overnight swap refunded?
Do frequent small trades earn more rebate than a few large ones?
Is cashback taxed or treated as trading profit?
Does using this calculator affect the payout in any way?
Two different questions: what the trade made, what the trading cost
A profit calculator answers a per-trade question and answers it at the moment of the close: entry, exit, direction, volume, minus the costs charged on that ticket. The rebate is a different question with a different clock. It is calculated daily on the account's trading and paid after approval, which is why the two numbers never appear in the same box, and why a trade that reads as break-even here is not necessarily break-even for the account.
The distinction matters most to traders whose edge is thin per trade and wide in frequency. Fifty small round turns pay fifty spreads; the result column adds them up as losses and gains, while the partner commission Exness pays us is earned on the same trading. Neither view is complete on its own, and the honest way to read them is side by side: gross result from this page, the rebate from the daily payout.
None of this shifts the break-even exit price the Pro mode prints. That price is where the market has to trade for the position to recover the costs already charged on the platform, and it is computed and displayed on the full cost, as it should be. The rebate lands later, separately, and in your Exness account rather than in the position.
Three cost lines on a closed trade — all charged in full
The spread is paid once per round turn because a buy opens at the ask and closes at the bid; it applies on every account type. Commission is an account-type question: Standard and Standard Cent carry none, while Raw Spread charges up to $3.50 per side per lot and Zero charges a commission against spreads from 0.0 pips. Neither is refunded line by line: the rebate is up to 80% of the partner commission Exness pays us, whatever the account type.
Overnight swap is charged for every night a position survives the rollover, with one weekday charged triple, so the longer a position is held, the larger the swap line becomes next to the spread and commission. A scalping style and a swing style therefore pay very different cost mixes for the same volume.
Rebate rates sets out what the up-to-80% figure is a share of, and trading costs per lot carries the measured round-turn figures the calculator above is working from.
Cashback is a share of our commission, not a result
The rebate is not a payment for performance and not promotional credit: it is a share of the partner commission Exness pays us, handed back. That framing decides everything else about it. It is calculated daily, it is paid only after approval, and the rate for each account is set on approval, up to 80%. And it does not alter the conditions on the platform: the same instruments, the same leverage setting, the same execution.
This is also why nothing on the ticket needs to change to earn it. The account is opened through our partner link once and activated with the rebate form; how rebates work sets out the mechanism and getting started covers both steps.
The practical use of this page, then, is planning rather than accounting. Model the trade at full cost, decide whether it is worth taking on that basis alone, and treat the rebate as what it is: a partial offset of the cost of trades you were going to take anyway. Every figure here is indicative and results will vary.
Reading a trade at full cost, then at recovered cost
- Model the position in Pro mode: instrument, direction, volume, entry and exit, nights held.
- Read the gross result first — the price move in money terms, before any cost.
- Read the cost block: spread, commission where the account type charges one, swap per night held.
- Take the net figure and the break-even exit price as the decision numbers; both are computed at full cost.
- Keep the rebate out of the decision: none of those cost lines is refunded one by one.
- Read the rebate where it actually lands: the daily payout, credited to your Exness account after approval.
The calculator deducts costs at full price; the rebate is credited separately. Figures are indicative.
Cost lines on a closed position
| Cost line | Charged when | Refunded directly |
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Once per round turn, every account type | No — the rebate is paid separately |
| Commission | Raw Spread and Zero accounts | No — the rebate is paid separately |
| Swap | Every night the position is held | No |
| Margin | Locked while open, released on close | Not a cost |
Which figure includes the rebate
| Figure | Where it is shown | Includes cashback |
|---|---|---|
| Gross profit or loss | Simple mode | No |
| Net profit or loss | Pro mode, after full costs | No |
| Break-even exit price | Pro mode | No — computed at full cost |
| Rebate | Credited to your Exness account after approval | Yes |
Figures are indicative; actual results will vary.