The Prop Firm Price Index: what every futures firm actually changed in July 2026

This month we re-verified every active plan at all 15 futures prop firms we track — against the firm's own pricing pages, help centers, and where possible the actual checkout. Here is everything that changed in July 2026, in one place. No other site tracks this; every number below has a dated source in our plan database.

Price increases

Topstep raised four of six Combine prices (per its own help-center pricing article): the 50K No-Activation path went $85 → $95/mo, the 100K No-Activation $129 → $149, the 150K Standard $149 → $199, and the 150K No-Activation $199 → $229. The 50K and 100K Standard paths held at $49 and $99. Resets now cost the full monthly rebill. Most review sites still show the old numbers.

Price cuts

Elite Trader Funding cut its Static line roughly 8–15%: 10K $147 → $127, 25K $277 → $237, 50K $497 → $457/mo — while restructuring activation into a one-time $177 / $87-monthly choice.

Lucid Trading trimmed four plans: 50K Flex $149 → $140, 25K Direct $349 → $340, 100K Direct $799 → $700, 150K Direct $849 → $840.

Full catalog reboots — two in one month

Funded Futures Network retired everything it sold on July 1 — Standard OG, Express OG and Express MAX all discontinued — and relaunched as Standard MAX (monthly, 5 winning days, straight-to-funded) and STEADY (one-time fee, 2 winning days, 90/10). Full breakdown.

Goat Funded Futures relaunched FLEX at roughly double the street prices the old line showed ($189/$299/$579 list) and completely redesigned Sprint — the old intraday, no-consistency Sprint is gone, replaced by an EOD product with daily drawdowns and a 35% funded consistency rule.

Rules that quietly changed

• Topstep made its Daily Loss Limit optional — now an opt-in at checkout that pays a recurring $10–$30/mo "Responsible Trading Discount" on some paths.
• Tradeify's Lightning payout cadence now reads "every 5 days" on its own cards — previously marketed as on-demand.
• TradeDay's Fast Pass dropped its minimum trading days entirely.
• Funded Futures Family's published payout policy carries a flat 90/10 split on all payouts — while marketing has at times advertised "100% of your first $10,000." We record the stricter figure.

The pattern buyers should know: promo-baked pricing

The most consistent finding across 15 firms: displayed prices are usually the promo, not the list. MyFundedFutures shows its standing 50% off as the price; FFN bakes in ~50% plus an activation waiver; Goat's site mixes promo and list on the same card; Tradeify's July code quietly deepened from 30% to 40%. Several aggregator databases (ours included, before this month's checkout-level audit) recorded promo prices as list. If you're comparing firms on price, verify at the checkout — or use our table, where the distinction is now enforced.

Where the discounts actually stand

Verified this month, at the source: Apex up to 90% (SAVENOW), Tradeify 40% (JULY, expires July 31), TPT 40% for life (NOFEE40), MFFU 50% (300K) — and the codes that don't work, like every "BluSky coupon" circulating on aggregators, tested and debunked.

Method: every figure verified July 13–16, 2026 against the firm's own site, help center, or checkout; each plan page shows its verification date. Journalists and creators: this data is citable with attribution to PropFirmDeck — for interviews or the underlying change-log, hello@propfirmdeck.com.