This page collects the 23 prop firm lists kept by the Prop Firm Desk. Most are rankings built around one question, such as which firms have the cheapest challenges, a static drawdown or TradingView support. A few are hubs that gather many firms in one place, like the general comparison, the full firm list and the reviews hub. Above the lists is a strip of discount codes for individual firms, and each firm name links to its review. Start with the list closest to your market and the rules you care about. Then read the reviews of the firms that make the cut.
Best Prop Firms
Pick the ranking that fits how you trade, from futures and crypto to static drawdown or daily payouts, then compare the firms it lists and open their reviews.
All best prop firms
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How to pick the right list
Each title says what the list is about. Market lists cover futures, forex, crypto and stocks. Rule lists cover firms with no consistency rule, a static drawdown, or permission to run EAs and bots. Payout lists focus on daily payout programs, including one for futures firms only. Platform lists group firms by TradingView, Deepcharts or Rithmic. Cost lists look at the cheapest challenges, free challenges, free funded accounts and free demo accounts or trials. Two lists are built for traders in India and Nigeria. If you are not sure where to begin, Best Prop Trading Firms Compared is the broadest starting point. The same firm can appear on several lists, so a firm that leads one list may sit lower on another. For the full detail on a single firm, go to its page in our prop firm reviews.
How firms are scored and ordered
Rankings are ordered either by score or by the criterion named in the title, such as price or profit split. The prop firm score runs from 0 to 10. Trustpilot rating counts for 35%, Trustpilot review volume 10%, highest profit split 15%, fastest payout schedule 10%, years in business 15%, and the price of the main challenge per $10,000 of account size 15%. A missing input counts as neutral rather than zero, and the review says the figure was not found. Code computes the scores from recorded data. Editors do not adjust them by hand. Prices and rules come from each firm’s own pages. A fact is accepted only if its supporting quote appears word for word in the page text we captured. Where a price shows only after login, we record no price. The full process is in our methodology.
Before you use an offer or buy a challenge
The codes in the offers strip are taken from the firms’ own promotions. Firms can change or end them, so confirm the code, the discount and the rules on the firm’s checkout page before you pay. The full set is on the discount codes page. A lower fee does not change the challenge rules, and those rules decide whether you pass. Trading futures, forex, CFDs and crypto carries a real risk of loss, and a challenge fee can be lost in full. Nothing here is financial advice. Fintrev has no paid partnerships or affiliate links, and no firm can pay for a position in a ranking. See how we make money.
FAQ
Which ranking should I look at first?
Start with the list that matches your market, such as futures, forex, crypto or stocks. Then narrow it down with a rule or platform list, for example static drawdown, no consistency rule, TradingView or Rithmic. If you want a broad view first, the general comparison hub covers firms across categories.
Do prop firms pay to be ranked higher?
No. No brand can pay for a review, a score or a ranking position. Fintrev currently has no paid partnerships and no affiliate links. Links to firms go to their official sites. If partner links are ever added, the advertising disclosure page and the links themselves will say so.
Did you buy challenges or trade with these firms?
No. We open each firm's official site in a real browser, save the page text and screenshots, and record prices and rules from those pages. We do not open accounts, buy challenges, trade, request payouts or contact support. Each checked review explains what we looked at.
Why does a firm have no price or a missing figure?
Some firms show prices only after login or after you configure an account. In that case we record no price instead of guessing. When an input to the score is missing, it counts as neutral at half marks, and the review states that the figure was not found.