Prop firms in figures: 13 tracked firms, as of 20 Sept 2026
We track 13 prop firms, 62 evaluation programs and 15 trading platforms, linked by 83 documented compatibilities. The cheapest published entry is $44, the median $150, and the highest profit split recorded is 100%. Every number here is computed from the records, not typed in by hand. As of 20 September 2026.
Updated 20 September 2026- Prop firms tracked
- 13
- Evaluation programs
- 62
- Platforms tracked
- 15
- Documented compatibilities
- 83
- Of which at no extra cost
- 31
- Countries covered
- 12
- Cheapest entry
- $44
- Median entry
- $150
- 50K account, median
- $122
- Highest profit split
- 100%
- No maximum daily loss
- 46 of 62
- No time limit
- 57 of 62
- Fastest first payout
- 1 day
- Records checked
- 1 of 13
Figures computed from our records, as of 20 Sept 2026
What an evaluation costs
Published prices run from $44 to $488, with a median of $150. On the 50,000 account, the sector's reference size, the median is $122 and the lowest price $49. Programs with no published price are left out of the calculation rather than counted as zero: counting them would drag the median down and flatter the sector.
The risk rules
Across 62 recorded programs, 46 set no maximum daily loss and 57 set no time limit. The most common drawdown type is EOD trailing, on 46 programs. It is the pair of drawdown and daily loss that decides which trading style is workable, more than the entry price does.
Profit split and payouts
The highest profit split recorded is 100%, with a median across programs of 90%. The fastest stated first payout comes after 1 days, with a median of 5 days. A high percentage paired with a long delay is not mechanically better than a moderate one paid quickly.
Platforms and compatibilities
15 trading platforms are tracked, of which 11 are included at no extra cost by at least one prop firm. The matrix documents 83 firm and platform pairs, 31 of them at no extra cost. An empty cell in the matrix means the compatibility is not documented, never that it is refused.
What these figures do not say
These figures describe what the firms publish, not what traders obtain. A pass rate for evaluations cannot be computed from public pages: no tracked firm publishes how many accounts it sells or how many it funds, and we do not fill that gap with an estimate borrowed from elsewhere. The day a firm publishes those numbers verifiably, they will appear here with their source and their date.
How these figures are computed
Every number on this page is recomputed whenever the records change, from the same typed fields as the comparison tables. None is typed in by hand, none is estimated, and a missing value is never replaced by an average. Both matrix exports are licensed CC BY 4.0: you may reuse them with attribution to fundedyield.
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