Who places the trades?

You do. You build and arm the agent yourself, and it runs on your own broker account through your own connection, so every order is yours. Before each order is sent, a firm-aware risk engine checks it against your rules and blocks anything that would breach. You can pause or disarm any agent at any time.

Is this only for prop-firm traders?

Prop-firm traders are the core audience, but the same platform works on any account you connect. Build a strategy, backtest it, run it, and watch the live account. You do not need a challenge to use the tool.

What does "AI" mean here?

It means the platform can host user-authored automation that may use AI or machine-learning logic. We do not promise alpha, prediction, or guaranteed outcomes.

Can I start with a simple rule?

Yes. The simplest path is the quick-rule flow: describe the trade, test it, then deploy it without building a full code project.

What is the marketplace rev share?

When authors sell strategies through the marketplace, Glitch Executor takes 30% and the author keeps 70%.

Which brokers and firm contexts are supported?

cTrader, TradeLocker, DXtrade, and MT4/MT5 via MetaApi for brokers; FundingPips Zero, FTMO Phase 1, MFF, Apex, The5ers, and GetLeveraged Turbo in Firm Mode.

Is there a licence or sign-up to embed these calculators?

No. Every calculator at /tools/* is free to embed on any site, commercial or non-commercial. The iframe automatically renders a small "Powered by Glitch Executor" credit at the bottom — that's the only requirement.

Will the embed send my readers' inputs to your servers?

No. The calculators run entirely in the browser. The URL captures inputs so a shared link reproduces the calculation, but nothing is posted to a backend — we have no record of what your readers compute.

Can I pre-fill inputs for my readers?

Yes. Every input is reflected in the URL query string. Append your defaults after ?embed=1 and the iframe loads with them. For example: ?embed=1&firm=ftmo&balance=100000 on the drawdown calculator.

Will the embed break when you ship updates?

No — the embed URL is the public contract. We may add inputs and improve calculations, but the existing URL params, attribution slot, and iframe height range will not regress without a documented changelog entry.

Can I host a modified version?

Yes — the entire calculator implementation lives in this repo and you can lift the math. We ask that you replace the visible "Powered by Glitch Executor" credit only if you genuinely rebuild the math from primary sources, not just rename our work.

What if I want a calculator that does not exist yet?

Open an issue on the repo or reach out via the contact form. We add one to two calculators per quarter, prioritised by how many publishers ask for the same shape.

Embed our prop-firm calculators

Five free, browser-only calculators for the math that decides whether a prop-firm challenge is worth taking. Drop the iframe snippet onto any post that talks about drawdown, payout cadence, or risk-of-ruin — your readers get a working tool, you get an audit trail of the math.

No signup, no licence fee, no usage cap.
Math runs in the reader’s browser; no inputs leave the page.
Attribution is one line at the bottom of the iframe.

Firm-rule drawdown calculator

Project the equity floor and breach distance under any of six prop firms' drawdown rules — before you start the challenge.

Why embed: The first number your readers need to know before they fund a prop challenge: where the firm will close them out.

Preview

iframe snippet

<iframe
  src="https://glitchexecutor.com/tools/firm-drawdown-calculator?embed=1"
  loading="lazy"
  width="100%"
  height="540"
  style="border:1px solid #2A2A30;border-radius:12px;background:#0A0A0C;max-width:720px;"
  title="Glitch Executor — free prop-firm calculator"
  referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"
></iframe>

Firm-mode position sizing

Compute the largest lot size that satisfies both your risk-per-trade limit and the firm's drawdown buffer.

Why embed: Lets your readers size each trade against the actual firm rule — not just a 1% rule-of-thumb that ignores the cap.

Preview

iframe snippet

<iframe
  src="https://glitchexecutor.com/tools/position-sizing-firm-mode?embed=1"
  loading="lazy"
  width="100%"
  height="540"
  style="border:1px solid #2A2A30;border-radius:12px;background:#0A0A0C;max-width:720px;"
  title="Glitch Executor — free prop-firm calculator"
  referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"
></iframe>

Payout estimator

Estimate your next payout date and after-split amount across funded firms with weekly, bi-weekly, or on-demand cycles.

Why embed: Turns "when do I get paid?" from a forum thread into a deterministic answer your readers can paste.

Preview

iframe snippet

<iframe
  src="https://glitchexecutor.com/tools/payout-estimator?embed=1"
  loading="lazy"
  width="100%"
  height="540"
  style="border:1px solid #2A2A30;border-radius:12px;background:#0A0A0C;max-width:720px;"
  title="Glitch Executor — free prop-firm calculator"
  referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"
></iframe>

Risk-of-ruin calculator

Probability your strategy busts the drawdown before it earns, given win-rate, R:R, risk-per-trade, and ruin-distance.

Why embed: Quantitative honesty for strategy-review posts: stops "this strategy looks great" turning into "this strategy is unsurvivable".

Preview

iframe snippet

<iframe
  src="https://glitchexecutor.com/tools/risk-of-ruin?embed=1"
  loading="lazy"
  width="100%"
  height="540"
  style="border:1px solid #2A2A30;border-radius:12px;background:#0A0A0C;max-width:720px;"
  title="Glitch Executor — free prop-firm calculator"
  referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"
></iframe>

Prop firm vs self-funded cost

Total cost to pass a prop challenge (eval + likely resets) vs the lump-sum needed to trade the same capital yourself.

Why embed: Folds realistic pass-rates and reset costs into a single number — the comparison your readers actually need to make.

Preview

iframe snippet

<iframe
  src="https://glitchexecutor.com/tools/prop-firm-cost-vs-self-funded?embed=1"
  loading="lazy"
  width="100%"
  height="540"
  style="border:1px solid #2A2A30;border-radius:12px;background:#0A0A0C;max-width:720px;"
  title="Glitch Executor — free prop-firm calculator"
  referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"
></iframe>

How attribution works

The iframe automatically renders a small “Powered by Glitch Executor — [calculator name]” credit at the bottom, linking back to the canonical page. You do not need to add anything else — no separate footer link, no rel=“sponsored”, no schema.org block. We do not pay for embeds and we do not accept payment to remove attribution.

FAQ

Is there a licence or sign-up to embed these calculators?: No. Every calculator at /tools/* is free to embed on any site, commercial or non-commercial. The iframe automatically renders a small "Powered by Glitch Executor" credit at the bottom — that's the only requirement.
Will the embed send my readers' inputs to your servers?: No. The calculators run entirely in the browser. The URL captures inputs so a shared link reproduces the calculation, but nothing is posted to a backend — we have no record of what your readers compute.
Can I pre-fill inputs for my readers?: Yes. Every input is reflected in the URL query string. Append your defaults after ?embed=1 and the iframe loads with them. For example: ?embed=1&firm=ftmo&balance=100000 on the drawdown calculator.
Will the embed break when you ship updates?: No — the embed URL is the public contract. We may add inputs and improve calculations, but the existing URL params, attribution slot, and iframe height range will not regress without a documented changelog entry.
Can I host a modified version?: Yes — the entire calculator implementation lives in this repo and you can lift the math. We ask that you replace the visible "Powered by Glitch Executor" credit only if you genuinely rebuild the math from primary sources, not just rename our work.
What if I want a calculator that does not exist yet?: Open an issue on the repo or reach out via the contact form. We add one to two calculators per quarter, prioritised by how many publishers ask for the same shape.

How we maintain accuracy

Maintained by Ryan Tran, Strategy Lead, Glitch Executor. The calculator math uses the same firm-rule registry that powers the in-app backtester — reviewed quarterly against each firm’s published terms. Embed URLs are part of the public contract; we will not change the iframe attribution slot or break existing URL params without a documented changelog entry.

Embed contract last reviewed 2026-05-26.