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What each prop firm charges to start, tier by tier

This is the only figure firms advertise — and the only one everyone compares. It says nothing about the real cost, which is exactly what this page puts beside it.

The 13 firms tracked here, read one by one on their own sites. Every row carries the date it was read; the most recent reading on this page is from August 18, 2026.

The thirteen firms, item by item

FirmWhat the firm chargesRead onDetail
Alpha Futures charges from $89 to $859 (per month / one-off) on 13 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Alpha Futures
Apex Trader Funding charges from $167 to $2,490 (one-off) on 12 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Apex Trader Funding
Bulenox charges from $94 to $788 (one-off) on 24 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Bulenox
Funded Futures Network charges from $135 to $750 (per month / one-off) on 10 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Funded Futures Network
FundedNext Futures charges from $79.99 to $499.98 (one-off) on 9 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at FundedNext Futures
Lucid Trading charges from $89 to $836 (one-off) on 20 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Lucid Trading
My Funded Futures charges from $105 to $477 (per month / one-off) on 10 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at My Funded Futures
Phidias Propfirm charges from $164 to $1,125 (per month / one-off) on 7 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Phidias Propfirm
Take Profit Trader charges from $150 to $360 (per month) on 5 plans August 16, 2026 The detail at Take Profit Trader
Topstep charges from $49 to $229 (per month) on 9 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Topstep
TradeDay charges from $131 to $500 (per month) on 9 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at TradeDay
Tradeify charges from $99 to $796 (one-off) on 12 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at Tradeify
YRM Prop charges from $99 to $298 (one-off) on 4 plans August 18, 2026 The detail at YRM Prop

How to read this table

An evaluation is paid once or every month, and the two do not compare: two months of a $49 subscription costs more than a single $90 payment. The period is on every row, because without it the ranking is wrong.

There are no blank cells here. When a firm does not publish an amount the row says so; when it is we who have not read it, the row says that too — and they are not the same thing.

The other items: Which prop firms charge for a reset, and how much · Data feeds and monthly fees, firm by firm · Activation fees

Other ways to sort the 144 plans: Plans with no activation fee · One-off evaluations · Plans with end-of-day drawdown · Plans with no daily loss limit · The cheapest 50K, among complete totals · The cheapest 100K, among complete totals