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NBA Calculators

10 tools

All 10 calculators

TS%

True Shooting Percentage Calculator

TS% from points, field goal attempts and free throws — the efficiency stat the modern NBA is built on.

Calculate →PER

PER Calculator

Approximate Player Efficiency Rating (uPER) from a standard box score, on the 15-is-average scale.

Calculate →eFG%

eFG% Calculator

Effective field goal percentage — field goal accuracy with threes correctly worth 1.5 shots.

Calculate →+/−

NBA Plus Minus Calculator

Plus-minus per 36 minutes from a player's season or game plus/minus and playing time.

Calculate →USG%

Usage Rate Calculator

Usage rate from a player's field goal, free throw and turnover load versus team totals.

Calculate →FANTASY

NBA Fantasy Points Calculator

DraftKings and FanDuel fantasy points from any stat line, including double-double bonuses.

Calculate →SEASON

NBA Win Pace Calculator

Projected final wins from an NBA team's record with the 82-game season and a 43-win playoff line.

Calculate →SEASON

Pythagorean Wins NBA Calculator

Expected NBA wins from points scored and allowed using Basketball-Reference's exponent of 14.

Calculate →SEASON

NBA Playoff Clinch Calculator

The magic number that clinches an NBA playoff berth: (82 + 1) − leader wins − chaser losses.

Calculate →SCORING

Points Per Game Calculator

PPG from season totals, with context on what the number means historically.

Calculate →

About these calculators

Ten basketball calculators built on the efficiency stats that modern front offices use — true shooting, effective field goal, usage rate and a PER approximation — plus fantasy scoring for DraftKings and FanDuel and season-long win-pace math.

How to choose

Pick a tool matching the stat you want to check. Every calculator validates your input, shows the exact formula it uses, and explains how to read the result — no signup, nothing to install.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good true shooting percentage?

The league average is roughly 56%. Above 60% is excellent; below 52% is inefficient for high-volume scorers.

Is your PER exact?

It is an approximation: we use Hollinger's uPER with fixed league rebounding constants, because a browser page cannot know every team's data. The scale (15 = average) still works for comparisons.

What usage rate is high?

Above 30% is ultra-high (a team's primary option), 25–30% is a first or second option, and starters usually land between 18% and 24%.