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Programme-level comparison

Compare exact rules for each account

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Detailed programme comparison

Green cells mark a more favourable numeric value for that row only. They are not an overall ranking or recommendation.

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Verification & official sources

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How to compare prop firm programmes

Compare the exact programme, not only the prop firm. One-step, two-step and instant funding accounts can have different fees, profit targets, drawdown methods and funded-stage restrictions. Start with the rules most likely to breach your account, then compare total cost and payout conditions.

Risk & drawdown

Compare daily loss, maximum drawdown, static vs trailing calculations, profit targets and consistency rules.

Cost & payouts

Compare the challenge fee, activation or recurring costs, refunds, first payout eligibility and profit split.

Trading fit

Check platforms, markets, news trading, weekend holding, EAs, copy trading and other strategy restrictions.

If you are unsure whether your trading stats are good enough, test them with the prop firm probability calculator before buying a challenge.

How we verify the comparison data

Programme data is checked against official pricing pages, programme rules, help centres and payout policies. We store evaluation and funded-stage conditions separately because rules can change after a trader passes a challenge.

Each comparison shows official source links and last-verified dates where available. If a material condition cannot be confirmed, we mark it as unclear rather than estimate it.

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Prop Firm Comparison Tool FAQs

How many prop firm programmes can I compare at once?

You can compare two programmes side by side and add a third when needed. Select the firm, programme and account size for each column. You can also use “Show differences only” to reduce the table to the rules that differ.

Can I compare different programmes from the same prop firm?

Yes. You can compare programmes from the same firm where they are available in our database. This is useful for comparing, for example, a firm’s one-step and two-step routes because the targets, drawdown, fees and funded-stage rules may differ.

Does the tool compare the same account size automatically?

The “Match account sizes when available” option keeps comparable account sizes aligned where both programmes offer them. If the same size is unavailable, select the closest relevant account manually rather than treating different account sizes as a direct price comparison.

Where does the prop firm comparison data come from?

We use official sources including programme pages, pricing pages, help centres, payout policies and trading-rule documentation. Source links and last-verified dates are shown with the comparison where available. If we cannot confirm a material condition, we mark it as unclear rather than estimate it.

Are evaluation and funded-account rules compared separately?

Yes. Where a prop firm changes its rules after the evaluation, we store and display those conditions separately. This matters for rules such as daily loss, maximum drawdown, news trading, profit split and payout eligibility.

Does the comparison tool choose the best prop firm?

No. The tool compares programme conditions rather than declaring an automatic overall winner. Green cells only indicate a more favourable numeric value for that individual row. If you do not already know which firms to compare, switch to the Programme Finder to filter programmes around your requirements.

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