Head to head

Tradeify or YRM Prop: which one actually costs less

On a 50K account, the order between Tradeify and YRM Prop changes with the path you take. A page that announces “the cheapest” without saying which path it assumed has picked that path for you.

This comparison is written neither by Tradeify nor by YRM Prop. No link on this page is paid for — the methodology explains how to check, and links to the firms’ sites go through a page that says so.

Total cost across three paths

PathTradeifyYRM PropCheaper
Passed first time $145 $132 YRM Prop $13 apart
Three resets before passing $430 $501 Tradeify $71 apart
A year of funded account $145 $132 YRM Prop $13 apart

A total marked “≥” is a minimum: an amount is missing — sometimes because the firm does not publish it, sometimes because we have not recorded it. Each firm's guide says which. A minimum cannot be ranked against a firm price, and the column says “undetermined” rather than pick one.

The answer depends on the scenario, and that is the point

The three rows above are the same calculation along three paths. Where both totals are firm, the column names the cheaper of Tradeify and YRM Prop; where one is a floor, it answers “undetermined” rather than compare a minimum against a price.

What actually separates Tradeify from YRM Prop

The table above compares what you pay to get in. This one compares what decides the rest — the funded-account rules, and the 50K evaluation rules.

RuleTradeifyYRM Prop
Profit target (50K)$3,000$3,000
Maximum drawdown (50K)$2,000$2,000
Funded-account drawdownend-of-dayend-of-day
Profit split90/1090/10
Consistency at payoutnone35%
Daily loss limit (50K)nonenone
Minimum trading days (50K)02
Maximum contracts (50K)4 mini / 40 micro5 mini / 50 micro
Trading through newsyesyes

Platforms. 4 shared (NinjaTrader, Quantower, TradingView, Tradovate) · only on Tradeify: Rithmic, Sierra Chart, Wealthcharts · only on YRM Prop: ATAS, DeepCharts, Tradesea, Volumetrica.

YRM Prop enforces a 35% consistency rule at payout; Tradeify publishes none. A consistency rule caps how much of total profit a single day is allowed to represent. On an event-driven strategy — one big day on a report — it is the rule, not the split, that decides whether the withdrawal goes through.

The detail, item by item

The Tradeify guide · The YRM Prop guide