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Compare prop firm plans head to head. Put 2 or 3 plans together to see the differences for every rule that matters.
Price & deal
Passing the evaluation
Risk rules
Funded & payouts
Road to first payout
- 1Buy$135with code LOOP · one-time
- 2PassMake $3,000in 4 days or more · EOD drawdown $2,000 · best day ≤ 30%
- 3QualifyBuild $2,600$2,100 buffer stays in
- 4Get paidNo capyou keep 90% · daily · min $500
- Fastest possible: 5 trading days
- 1Buy$105with code LOOP · one-time
- 2PassMake $3,000in 2 days or more · EOD drawdown $2,000 · best day ≤ 50%
- 3Qualify5 winning dayswithdraw up to 50% of profit · $150+ each
- 4Get paidUp to $2,000you keep 90% · every 5 profitable days · min $500
- Fastest possible: 7 trading days
The verdict
The PFL score weighs every rule by how much it matters to a funded trader: drawdown type, payout frequency and payout caps count most; small fees and minimums count least.
Why pick it
- Daily payouts
- No cap on each payout
- No total payout cap
Trade-offs
- –$30 more than Lucid Flex 50k
- –Flat ±2 min around news once funded
Why pick it
- The lowest price ($105)
- News trading allowed
- A looser 50% consistency rule in the evaluation
Trade-offs
- –Payouts every 5 profitable days
- –Payouts capped at $2,000
Builder 100K and 150K sizes added. New Builder 25K purchases now come with a $600 soft daily loss limit.
Rapid EOD 25K added: $145 one-time, $1,500 target, $1,000 EOD drawdown, 30% evaluation consistency.
All MFFU changesThe daily loss limit became optional on LucidFlex and LucidPro. Versions with a limit cost less.
LucidDaily launched with daily payouts, a 90% split and an always-intraday funded drawdown.
All Lucid changesPopular matchups
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Pick 2 or 3 plans: firm, plan and account size. Every rule we track is lined up side by side, and the better value in each row gets a green tick. The scoreboard counts how many rows each plan wins, and 'Why pick it' and 'Trade-offs' summarize where each plan is stronger or weaker in that matchup.
Each row where a plan has the better value earns it points, weighted by how much that rule matters to a funded trader. Drawdown type counts most (a trailing intraday drawdown is the rule that ends the most accounts), then payout frequency, payout caps and consistency rules, then price and profit split. Small things like minimum payout size and activation fees count least. The score is the share of the contested points each plan wins, so two plans can both score well when they tie on a lot of rows.
Dollar amounts like price, profit target, drawdown and payout caps only mean something between accounts of the same size. When the plans you pick are different sizes, those rows are shown but not scored. Turn on 'Match sizes' to line them up.
It's the fewest trading days from day one until you're allowed to request your first payout, if you hit every target on the first allowed day. It counts the evaluation's minimum days (including days implied by a consistency rule) plus the funded account's minimum days, winning days or consistency rule before payout #1. It is a minimum, not a prediction.
The four steps between checkout and your first withdrawal, using each firm's own rules: what you pay with code LOOP, what you need to pass, what you need to qualify for a payout once funded (buffers, profit goals, winning days, consistency) and how much you can take out.
We check our partner firms every week and log every change on the Rule Changes page. Prices include code LOOP and any activation fee. Always confirm the current terms on the firm's website before you buy.