1,322 account sizes across every firm we track. Say what matters to you, and Rule Check tells you which of them suit how you trade.1,322 challenges from 51 firms.
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Points are earned when you buy through our code, one per dollar paid, credited once the purchase is confirmed. They only show on firms where we have a percentage discount, because the code is what funds them; a dash means we have no deal with that firm, not that the challenge is worse. Spend them in rewards.
How “Best overall terms” is ranked
The default order scores the challenge, not the firm. A good firm sells bad challenges and the reverse. The firm’s own Refer Score is a separate number on its page, and Rule Check, which judges a challenge against how you trade, changes neither. Every signal is normalised across every challenge we hold, not just the ones your filters left on screen, so a row keeps the same score whatever you filter by.
26%Profit target vs drawdown: How much you must make against how much room you get. The single number that decides whether a challenge is passable.
22%Cost per $1K funded: The fee made comparable across account sizes. $500 is cheap for a 200K and steep for a 10K.
18%Static drawdown: A trailing maximum loss follows your equity up and does not come back down. It is the rule that ends most funded accounts.
16%Profit split: Your share of what you make once funded.
9%Payout frequency: Days between payouts. Faster money is worth more than the same money later.
5%Daily loss allowance: A tighter daily limit fails more traders on ordinary volatility.
4%Minimum trading days: Days you must trade before passing or being paid.
39 of these rows was collected from a public prop-firm directory and has not been checked by us. Prices and rules change without notice. Confirm anything that would decide a purchase against the firm’s own pricing page. Rows we have verified carry a date.