LastLossFree tool
What has tilt cost you this year?
Not the losing trades — those are the business. The fees you paid twice, and the weeks you spent getting back to where you already were. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent; it runs entirely in your browser.
what one attempt costs
be honest
start to funded
THIS YEAR
$495 in fees
12 weeks of your life
LastLoss is $0.97 a day. Do the maths.
Why the fee is the smaller number
Three blown evals at $165 is $495, and $495 is annoying rather than serious. The number underneath it is the one worth looking at: twelve weeks. Three months of sitting down at the same desk, taking the same setups, to arrive back at a starting line you had already crossed. The fee is what it cost. The weeks are what it took.
And none of it is strategy. An eval is rarely lost to a bad read. It is lost in the twenty minutes after a loss, to the re-entry that was never in the plan, at a size that was never in the plan either. The rules that would have stopped it were written down. Nobody was enforcing them at 9:41.
What the numbers assume
- Fees only. Losing trades are excluded. They are the cost of doing business, and a tool that called them waste would be lying to you.
- Reset fees are not included, so if you reset rather than re-buy, the real figure is higher than the one above.
- Weeks are calendar weeks from starting an attempt to passing it, multiplied by attempts. It does not subtract the weeks you were funded in between.
THE OTHER SIDE OF IT
LastLoss watches your Tradovate account live and says it while you can still stop — the revenge re-entry, the sixth trade, the one that puts you through your limit. Read-only and advisory: it never sends, cancels or blocks an order.