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Futures prop firms by feature

Every prop firm we track, sorted by the one thing you care about. Each list below is its own page: a short intro, the firms ranked best first with the reason each one made it and its all-in price, and the data behind the ranking. Each card names the firm that list currently leads with and the figure that earned it the place. No firm is on a list unless the live data puts it there.

How you get funded

The first fork: pass an evaluation, or buy the funded account outright. It decides what you pay, how long it takes and which rules you trade under from day one.

The rules on the evaluation

Day minimums, deadlines and consistency rules are what stop a passing balance from turning into a funded account. These lists cut the firms by the rule they drop.

What you are allowed to trade

When you may trade, how you may trade it and how much size you get. These are firm-level policies rather than plan rules, and they are the ones that void an account after the fact rather than at the point of sale.

How the drawdown works

The loss limit is the rule that ends most accounts. Static, end of day and intraday behave differently on the same balance, so the type matters as much as the amount.

How and when you get paid

Payout speed is a plan rule, not a firm rule. These lists rank the firms by the days, the cadence and the buffer standing between a funded account and the first withdrawal.

Where you trade

Platform support is firm-wide, so every account a firm sells can be traded on every platform it lists. Pick the firm by the chart you already work on.

What it costs

The sticker price is rarely the whole price. Activation fees, resets and the discount code all move the number you actually pay to get funded.

Prop firm list FAQs

How the lists are built, what the figures mean, and which one to open first.

Q1

Which prop firm list should I start with?

Start with how you want to get funded, because that decision sets the price and the rules. If you would rather skip the evaluation, the instant funding list is the one. If you want the cheapest way in, start with the evaluation lists and sort by the all-in price, which is the discounted fee plus any activation fee.
Q2

How many futures prop firms are on the list?

There are currently 20 active futures prop firms on our directory, and every list on this page is cut from that same pool. A firm is on it while we track it as active, whether we have a discount with it or not. Firms we have delisted keep their page but are hidden from every list.
Q3

What is the difference between an evaluation and instant funding?

An evaluation is a test you buy and pass; instant funding is the funded account sold to you outright. The evaluation is cheaper per attempt and has a profit target, a drawdown limit and usually a minimum number of trading days. An instant account has no target and no days to serve, costs more up front, and applies the funded rules from the first trade.
Q4

Which list shows the cheapest prop firm?

Every list page prices its accounts all-in, so the cheapest firm depends on the rule you are buying. All-in means the list price with the current discount code applied plus any activation fee, which is the only way to compare a plan that charges a fee on passing against one that does not. The comparison board sorts every account on our list by that figure.
Q5

Are these lists generated automatically?

No. A list exists only when we have written the page for it and at least one firm qualifies on the live data, which is why there are 18 and not hundreds. The firms on each one, and the firm each card names, are picked by the rule and the sort in the data, but the writing on every page is ours.
Q6

How often do the lists change?

The firm counts and every figure on the list pages refresh within minutes of a change in our data. The prices and codes come from the same source as the discount codes page, and rule changes land when a firm publishes them and we check them. The written sections are reviewed when the numbers behind them move.
Q7

Do you list forex or crypto prop firms?

No, these are futures prop firms only. Every firm here funds simulated futures accounts on CME products, which is why the lists are cut by things like drawdown type, activation fee and platform rather than by spread or leverage. If you want a firm by where you live rather than by its rules, the country pages cover that.
Q8

What is a prop firm list?

A list of proprietary trading firms that fund traders, narrowed to one thing they have in common. A general list of prop firms is just the directory; a useful one answers a question, which is why these are cut by funding model, evaluation rule, what you are allowed to trade, drawdown type, payout speed, platform and cost rather than sorted by a score.

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