This page lists our 74 prop firm reviews in one place. The table at the top ranks firms by our score. It shows the cost of a challenge, the largest account a firm says it will scale a trader to, the profit split and the payout terms in the firm’s own words. Below the table, every review appears as a card with its score. Futures, forex and crypto firms sit together here, so use the menu to narrow the list by market. Prop firm challenges are paid evaluations, and trading futures, CFDs or crypto carries a real risk of loss. Nothing here is financial advice.
Prop Firm Reviews
Compare 74 prop trading firms side by side on score, challenge fee, maximum allocation and profit split, then open any review to read the rules behind the numbers.
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| # | Firm · user rating | Score | Fee | Max allocation | Split | Platforms | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  FTMO  Czechia·since 2015 |
8.1/10 | $596$100K account | $2Mmax scaling | Up to 90%14 days from the first day of trading |     |
Review |
| 2 |  The5ers  United Kingdom·since 2016 |
7.9/10 | $149$100K account | $4Mmax scaling | 75%-25%— | |
Review |
| 3 |  Apex Trader Fundingsince 2015 |
7.9/10 | $17 |
$400Kmax scaling | 100%5 Trading Days |    |
Review |
| 4 |  Lucid Trading  United States |
7.8/10 | $172VAULT · | $150Kmax scaling | 90%DLL Off: Every 5 Days | DLL On: On demand, as soon as all pa |   |
Review |
| 5 |  FundingPipssince 2022 |
7.7/10 | $522 |
$400Kmax scaling | Up to 100%Bi-Weekly |  |
Review |
| 6 | 7.7/10 | $76 |
$750Kmax scaling | 90%5 winning days | 150K Account: $250 minimum profit per day | |
Review | |
| 7 |  Alpha Capital Group United Kingdom·since 2021 |
7.7/10 | $316 |
$2Mmax scaling | 80%Bi-Weekly or On-Demand |   |
Review |
| 8 |  My Funded Futures (MFFU)since 2023 |
7.5/10 | $92 |
$400Kmax scaling | 80/20Every 48 hrs | |
Review |
| 9 |  FXIFY United Kingdom |
7.0/10 | $44 |
$400Kmax scaling | up to 100%14 or 30 Days | |
Review |
| 10 |  E8 Markets  Puerto Rico·since 2021 |
6.8/10 | $415 |
$400Kmax scaling | 80%3 Days | |
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How to read the table
Each row starts with the firm and its Trustpilot rating, with the number of reviews in brackets. Where we found them, the firm’s country and starting year follow. The Score column is our 0 to 10 rating. Fee is the price of the account size shown. Where a discount code exists, you see the code price next to the full price, along with the code and the percentage off. Max allocation is the scaling ceiling the firm advertises, not the account you start with. Split is the highest profit share the firm states, and at some firms that figure applies only after certain conditions are met. The last column quotes the firm’s own wording, which is why some entries use shorthand or look cut off. A dash usually means we did not find the figure. Compare like with like: a low fee on a small account can cost more per dollar of funding than a higher fee on a large one.
How the score is built
The prop firm score is computed by code from our recorded data, and editors do not adjust it by hand. The inputs and their weights are:
- Trustpilot rating: 35%
- Trustpilot review volume: 10%
- Highest profit split: 15%
- Fastest payout schedule: 10%
- Years in business: 15%
- Price of the main challenge per $10,000 of account size: 15%
A missing input counts as half marks, never as zero, and the review says the figure was not found. Because reputation and age carry real weight, a newer firm with attractive terms can sit below an older one. The full weighting and its limits are in our methodology. If one factor matters more to you than the blend, our pages on payouts and challenges focus on those terms directly.
Where the data comes from
Prices, rules and payout terms come from each firm’s own pages. We open the official site in a real browser from a server in Tallinn, Estonia, and keep the page text and screenshots. We accept a fact only if an exact quote for it appears in that captured text. Where a price shows only after login, we record no price. The Prop Firm Desk signs these reviews. Its 73 reviews with a recorded check each include a section titled How we checked, followed by the firm name and the date of the check. We do not buy challenges, trade funded accounts or request payouts. The codes in the offers strip are also collected on our discount codes page. Confirm the final price at the firm’s checkout. We have no affiliate links, and no brand pays for a score or a position, as set out in our advertising disclosure.
FAQ
Why does a firm with a higher Trustpilot rating sometimes rank below one with a lower rating?
The Trustpilot rating is only 35% of the score. Review volume, highest profit split, fastest payout schedule, years in business and challenge price per $10,000 of account size make up the rest. A firm with a strong rating but a short history or a pricier challenge can end up below a firm with a slightly lower rating.
Is the fee in the table the price I will pay?
It is the price shown on the firm's own pages for the account size listed. Where a code is available, the lower figure assumes you apply that code. Firms change prices and promotions often, and some add fees for options such as add-ons or resets, so check the total at checkout before you pay.
Did you buy challenges or get paid out by these firms?
No. We open each firm's official site in a browser, capture the pages and record the rules, prices and payout terms the firm publishes. We do not open accounts, buy challenges, trade or request withdrawals, and our reviews never claim we did. Treat payout terms as the firm's stated policy, not as tested results.
Can a prop firm pay to appear here or to rank higher?
No. No brand can pay for a review, a score or a position in a ranking. The score is calculated by code from recorded data, and editors do not adjust it by hand. We currently have no paid partnerships or affiliate links, and links to firms go to their official sites.