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Every Futures Prop Firm Account in 2026: 112 Plans Compared
This is the master index of every futures prop firm account on the market in 2026 — 112 plans across 21 firms, each ranked by DGT Score with live pricing that reflects the DGT discount. Filter by account size, drawdown type, daily payouts, consistency rules, or news trading to find the right plan in seconds. Every card links to the full single-plan review.
Use code DGT at checkout on every firm in this guide for the best available discount. All pricing reflects the discounted rate. Click any plan card to read the full single-plan review with rules, verdict, and pricing breakdown.
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Every Plan, All 21 Firms
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How to Choose Your Prop Firm Account
The right prop firm account depends on three things: the size you can afford to evaluate, the rules that match your trading style, and the payout schedule that supports your income goals. Here is the decision tree:
- Just getting started? Start with a $25K account at Tradeify Growth or Bulenox. Cheap to evaluate ($45-$48), forgiving enough to learn under, real money on the line.
- Have a tested edge? Jump to $50K — the sweet spot. Five ES minis of size, $48-$200 evaluation cost, every major firm offers it.
- Need professional scale? Move up to $100K or $150K. The math justifies the higher eval cost when your per-trade size scales accordingly.
- Need daily payouts? Take Profit Trader PRO, Tradeify Select Daily, Purdia LFA, and Phidias Express-to-Live all pay daily.
- Need no consistency rule in funded? TPT, Tradeify Flex, Alpha Premium/Advanced, FundedNext Flex, LucidFlex, Purdia, and Phidias all run without consistency caps once funded.
- Trade the news? Tradeify, Alpha Premium/Advanced, FundedNext Flex, Lucid, Phidias, Bulenox, and Purdia all allow news trading.
- Want the cheapest possible entry? FundedNext Flex at $48.99 (50K), $90.99 (100K), or $174.99 (150K) is the cheapest one-time-fee option on the market.
- Want to skip the evaluation? See instant funding plans — Alpha Futures Zero, LucidDirect, and Purdia Instant all skip the evaluation entirely.
Futures Prop Firm Account FAQs
What is the cheapest futures prop firm account in 2026?
FundedNext Flex 50K at $48.99 one-time is the cheapest legitimate futures prop firm evaluation as of May 2026. FundedNext Flex 100K at $90.99 is the cheapest $100K. Bulenox 25K at around $18/month is the cheapest monthly subscription if you can pass in 1-2 billing cycles. Apply code DGT at checkout on every firm in this guide for the best available pricing.
Which prop firm has the highest payout cap?
Take Profit Trader PRO has no payout cap on any account size — unlimited withdrawals above the safety buffer. That is the industry gold standard. Alpha Futures Advanced caps at $15,000 per single payout request, the highest per-request cap on the market. Bulenox goes uncapped after your third payout cycle. For maximum withdrawal flexibility, TPT is the clear winner across all sizes.
How many futures prop firm accounts can I have at once?
Across different firms — unlimited. Across the same firm — varies. Apex Trader Funding allows up to 20 PAs (Performance Accounts) per user, the highest cap in the industry. Bulenox allows multiple Master Accounts. Most other firms cap at 3-5 simultaneous accounts per user. Many traders run 5-10 accounts across 3-4 different firms to diversify both payout cycles and rule sets.
What is the difference between evaluation drawdown and funded drawdown?
Many firms apply different drawdown rules at each stage. The most common pattern: a trailing drawdown during the evaluation that follows your equity, switching to a static or intraday drawdown once funded. Take Profit Trader, for example, runs an EOD trailing drawdown during the Test evaluation but switches to intraday trailing in the PRO funded account. Always check both stages before purchasing — the funded rules are where you will spend most of your time.
Should I get monthly subscription or one-time fee plans?
One-time fee plans are objectively cheaper if you pass within 1-2 attempts. Monthly subscription plans become cheaper only if you take multiple billing cycles. Compare: Bulenox at $18/month becomes $36 if you pass in 2 months — still cheaper than FundedNext Flex at $48.99. But if you take 4+ months, the one-time fee wins. Most disciplined traders should default to one-time fee plans (FundedNext Flex, MFFU Builder, LucidPro) and only pick monthly if they want lower upfront risk.
What is the DGT Score?
The DGT Score is a 0-10 editorial rating by Kyle Kozlowski, founder of Damn Good Trading. It combines five factors: price-to-target value, drawdown buffer (max loss as a percentage of profit target), rule flexibility (consistency, news, scaling), payout speed and cap structure, and overall trader experience based on customer support quality and payout track record. 9-10 = Outstanding, 7-8 = Recommended, 5-6 = Decent, below 5 = Below Average.
Are prop firm accounts taxable?
Yes. Prop firm payouts in the United States are typically reported as 1099-MISC or 1099-NEC income (treated as self-employment / business income rather than capital gains). This means you pay both income tax AND self-employment tax (15.3%) on the gross amount. Some traders structure as LLCs or S-Corps to mitigate the SE tax burden. Always consult a CPA before scaling — the tax implications matter more than most new traders realize.
How long does it take to pass a futures prop firm evaluation?
It depends on the firm and your edge. Plans with a 1-day pass possible (LucidPro, Tradeify Growth, MFFU Builder, Alpha Futures Zero) can technically be passed in a single day if you hit the profit target without breaching rules. Most firms require 2-5 minimum trading days. Topstep, Apex, and Take Profit Trader Test all enforce a 5-day minimum. Realistic expectation: 5-15 trading days for a disciplined trader with a tested edge.
Can I use multiple prop firm accounts to make a full-time living?
Yes — this is the standard professional approach. Most full-time prop firm traders run 4-10 simultaneous accounts across 3-4 different firms. Apex (20 PAs) and Bulenox (multiple Master Accounts) are common parallel-account hosts. Combine 2-3 $100K accounts with 4-5 $50K accounts for $400K-$700K of capital across firms. Annual gross income at this scale routinely clears $80,000-$200,000+ for traders with a documented edge.
Which prop firm has the fastest payouts?
Take Profit Trader PRO and Tradeify Select Daily both offer same-day or next-day payouts once you have cleared the safety buffer. Purdia LFA pays daily directly through a real brokerage. MyFundedFutures Rapid pays daily after the initial buffer. Lucid Pro pays out in roughly 15 minutes for verified accounts. Phidias Express-to-Live pays daily. For traders prioritizing payout speed, those five firms are the leaders.
Ready to start? Apply code DGT at checkout on any firm in this guide for the best available discount. For side-by-side firm comparison, see compare prop firms or browse the full futures prop firms hub.
Damn Good Trading verifies prop firm pricing and rules monthly against each firm official help center. Plan grid updates dynamically from CPT data.