FFF's Prime, Premier Plus and Straight-to-Funded plans reviewed from verified data — plus the unresolved payout dispute that has the firm under our watch flag, docking its score to 66.
Tradeify charges once, lets you keep 100% of your first $15,000, and offers a cheap eval, a daily-payout eval, or an instant account. The catch is intraday-only, flat by 5pm.
Elite Trader Funding offers the widest menu in futures, keeps most styles consistency-free, and is one of the few that allows overnight holding. The catches: a split cap and weekly payouts.
Take Profit Trader pays daily with no minimum and keeps the rules simple, but the 90/10 split is invitation-only and there is an activation fee. Who it fits.
MyFundedFutures runs Rapid, Pro, Flex and Builder on end-of-day drawdown with no activation fee — but your profit split, payout cadence, and funded drawdown all change with the plan you choose.
Apex sells more futures evaluations than almost anyone, on a true 100 percent split and a near-permanent discount. An honest look at what is behind both, and the payout fine print.
Topstep has run its Trading Combine since 2012, the veteran of futures prop firms. An honest look at the monthly model, the clean 90/10 split, and the staged funded path.
TradeDay relaunched in 2026 with day-one payouts and a simpler model. An honest look at the two routes, the standing 50% promo, and the fine print on the split.
Goat Funded Futures funds up to $750K across four programs from a $69 entry. But the 100 percent split only applies to some lines. An honest breakdown of the numbers.