Real rules. Real prices. The traps that blow accounts. I trade these live on NQ every weeknight, so if a rule is ugly I'll tell you — no firm pays for a spot on this page.
Three firms, three different reasons. Picked on rules and payout behaviour — not on who pays the most commission.
Every figure is for a $50,000 account so the comparison is fair. Tap any row to open the full rules. Tap a column heading to sort.
| Firm ↕ | Drawdown ↕ | Price (50K) ↕ | All-in ↕ | Split ↕ | 1st payout ↕ | Consistency ↕ | News ↕ | Code |
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How to read this. Prices are what you actually pay at checkout with the code shown — not the crossed-out list price. Some firms bill monthly, some once; the Price column says which. The Code column shows whichever code currently gives the best discount, which at some firms is their own public code rather than mine — my link still credits me either way, so use whichever saves you more. Codes expire; every row shows the date I last checked it against the firm's own site. Confirm before you buy.
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1. How do you feel about trailing drawdown?
2. What's your budget for an evaluation?
3. How fast do you want that first payout?
4. Do you trade the news — CPI, FOMC, NFP?
Prop firms rewrite their rules quietly. When something moves that affects your money, it goes here — so you're not trading last year's rulebook.
Real people from the Discord, real withdrawals — posted by the traders themselves. No blurred screenshots, no stock photos, nothing I made up to fill space.
Individual results. Most people who start an evaluation never reach a payout — that's the honest truth of this industry, and it's why the rules on this page matter more than the marketing.
NQ futures, scalping the open, prop accounts on screen. Wins and losses both — that's the point. Funded-account giveaways every stream.
Mon–Fri · Globex open scalps
Selected mornings · opening volatility
Funded accounts. Be in chat to claim.
When a firm changes a drawdown rule, a payout cap, or kills a plan, I'll email you. That's it — no daily spam, unsubscribe any time.
Yes — it's a genuine discount at checkout, and it tells the firm you came from here, which is how this page pays for itself. It costs you nothing extra. A few firms run their own public code instead; where that's the case the table shows that code, not mine.
End-of-day, almost always. Your loss limit updates once a day instead of chasing your equity tick by tick. But read the small print: several firms say "end of day" and still fail you the moment price touches the number intraday. That difference is in the table.
I only list firms I've traded or properly checked. A firm can't buy a place here, can't buy a better position, and doesn't see this page before it goes live. If one gets removed, the reason goes in "What changed".
Caps and consistency rules. An 80% split paid daily with no cap beats a 90% split capped at $1,500 a cycle that ends your account after five withdrawals. That's why this table shows first-payout terms, not just the headline number.