How we compare
How we collect prop firm challenge data, calculate the price after discount, and order results and badges.
Last updated: 10 November 2026
Where the data comes from
We collect prices and rules manually from each firm's official website (pricing pages, FAQs and terms). Every firm shows its source link and the date its data was last updated.
When a value can't be confirmed we show “Not available” instead of guessing. “None” for profit target means an instant account with no evaluation target.
Firms can change rules or prices at any time, so always confirm the terms on the firm's website before buying.
What the columns mean
Profit target: the gain required to pass each phase (phase 1 / phase 2).
Daily loss: the maximum loss allowed in a single day, as a percentage of the account.
Max loss: the overall loss limit. “Static” is measured from the starting balance; “Trailing” moves up with the account's highest balance.
Profit split: the share of profits paid to the trader on the funded account, as advertised for the base plan.
Price after discount
When a firm has an active discount code we show: price after discount = list price × (1 − discount %), rounded to the cent, together with the list price, the saving and the code.
The code is applied at checkout on the firm's site. The final amount can differ because of taxes, currency or offer conditions (for example, only certain programs), and we show each offer's terms next to it when available.
Ordering and badges
Default order: lowest price after discount first. You can sort by any column; values that are not available always sort last.
“Cheapest” badge: the lowest price after discount among the displayed results of the same account size (only when there is no tie).
“Top split” badge: the highest profit split among the displayed results of the same account size (only when there is no tie).
“Featured firms” on the home page are an editorial choice and may include firms we have an affiliate relationship with. Featuring never changes any data or the table order.
Side-by-side comparison
On the compare page we highlight the best value in each row: lowest for price, profit target, trading days and payout frequency; highest for loss limits, profit split and leverage; static drawdown beats trailing. Values that are not available are never marked as best.
Reviews
Reviews are written by visitors and only appear after manual moderation. We don't publish paid reviews or edit their content.