Prop firm comparison

Pick up to three accounts and see their rules side by side, or find them first in the challenge finder. Every value comes from the firm's own pages, checked 2026-10-11 or later.

DiffersSame for all9 of 12 rules differ
RuleFTMOFTMO Challenge 1-Step · Evaluation · 50KVisit site ↗ · affiliateFundingPips1 Step Flex · Evaluation · 50KVisit site ↗Alpha FuturesAdvanced Evaluation + Qualified · Evaluation · 50KVisit site ↗ · affiliate
StageEvaluationEvaluationEvaluation
Profit target$5,000$6,000$4,000
Max loss$5,000, trailing (end of day)$6,000, static$1,750, trailing (end of day)
Stops trailingneverstatic, never movesat the start balance
Daily loss limit$1,500, fails the accountnonenone
Max position——5 minis / 50 micros
Consistencyup to 50% of profit, to passnoneup to 40% of profit, to pass
Min trading daysnonenonenone
News tradingallowedwith limitsallowed
Overnight / weekendallowed / allowedallowed / allowednot allowed / not allowed
EAs and botsallowedwith limitsnot allowed
Rules verified2026-10-112026-10-112026-10-11

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How do I compare prop firms?

Compare the same account size and stage side by side: the profit target, how the max loss trails and when it stops, whether there is a daily loss limit, the consistency rule, and what you need before a payout. The table on this page lines these up for any three accounts we track.

Which rule matters most when comparing prop firms?

Usually the max loss: a trailing drawdown that follows intraday equity is much harder than an end-of-day one, and one that stops trailing at the start balance gives you room once you're in profit. After that, the consistency rule and the payout conditions decide how fast you actually get paid.

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