Ranked prop firms, free calculators, and your own payout ledger — sorted into categories, not one long scroll.
Compare firms on real specs, run the math before you buy an evaluation, and track your own payouts once you're funded.
// how funding works
Every firm on this page follows some version of this. The differences are in the details — split, drawdown rules, and price — which is what the rankings below are for.
Trade a demo account to a profit target without breaking the firm's drawdown or consistency rules.
Trade the firm's capital under the same rules. Some firms fund you directly with real capital; most simulate it.
Withdraw your share of the profit on the firm's payout schedule — this is what the Ledger is built to track.
// browse by category
Pick a category above, or jump straight in from here.
// ranked by rules, not by payout
Ranked on profit split, account sizes, and independent Trustpilot scores — not on which one pays the highest commission.
// side by side
Confirm drawdown type and consistency rules directly on each firm's site before buying — those change more often than splits do.
| Firm | Split | Account sizes | Assets | Model | Platforms | Payouts | Trustpilot | Discount |
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// three questions, real comparison
Answer a few questions and get a match from the firms ranked on this site, plus a side-by-side look at your top options. Nothing here is sent anywhere — it's just filtering the same data as the tables above.
// the most useful table on this page
Every code here maps to a firm ranked above. Confirm on the firm's own checkout page before you buy — prices and codes change without notice.
| Firm | Category | Discount | Code | Notes |
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Click "Use in calculator" on a row to send its discount straight to the True Cost Calculator.
// worth reading first
Short explainers for the terms that decide whether an evaluation is worth buying.
The split a firm advertises — "90%" or "up to 100%" — is usually the ceiling, not what you start at. Most firms begin new accounts at a lower split (commonly 80–90%) and scale it up after a certain number of consecutive payouts or a profit milestone. That means your first withdrawal is often smaller than the headline number implies. Before buying an evaluation, check the firm's own scaling schedule — not just the number in their ad — and use the Payout Split Calculator to see what a given profit actually turns into at your current split.
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from a single day — typically somewhere between 20% and 40%, depending on the firm. It exists to stop a trader from passing an evaluation on one lucky trade. The catch is that it's checked at payout time, not during the evaluation, so a trader can pass and then have a withdrawal delayed or reduced because one big day skewed the ratio. Run your numbers through the Consistency Rule Checker before requesting a payout, not after.
A "90% off" code sounds like the evaluation is nearly free, but that percentage usually applies only to the base challenge fee — not to activation fees, resets, or add-ons, which can be a meaningful chunk of what you actually pay. It's also common for a steep headline discount to apply only to a specific account size or plan tier. Run the number through the True Cost Calculator with the actual fee structure before treating a discount as the full picture.
// do the math first
The four numbers that matter most before and after you buy an evaluation.
What you actually pay after a discount code and any activation fee.
Your take-home from a funded account after the firm's profit split.
Check whether your best day would breach a firm's consistency cap.
Size a trade so a stop-out never risks more than you intend.
// your data, your browser
Log payouts and expenses across every firm you're funded with. Nothing here is sent to a server — it stays in this browser unless you export it.
ROI here is net payouts divided by total expenses — a rough read on whether what you've paid in evaluation and reset fees has been earned back yet.
| Date | Firm | Type | Amount | Note |
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Clearing your browser data or switching devices clears this ledger — export a CSV if you want a permanent copy.
Cumulative net (payouts minus expenses) after each entry, in the order you logged them.
Figures on this page are for planning purposes and may not reflect a firm's live offer — discount codes, prices, and profit splits change without notice. Nothing here is tax or financial advice. Affiliate disclosure: The Funded Ledger may earn a commission if you sign up with a firm through the links on this page, at no extra cost to you. This doesn't affect the calculators or ledger, which run entirely in your browser.