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Best $100K prop firm accounts

At $100,000, price differences between firms are large in dollar terms. What separates these firms is not the capital - it is identical - but how much of it you are allowed to lose and how quickly you can withdraw what you make.

20 of 20 firms qualify

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Inclusion rule

Firms that sell a $100,000 account on at least one programme.

Order

Cheapest first, by each firm's lowest published price for a $100K account. The order uses the price paid upfront: Atmos Funded's 1-Step Nova costs $5 upfront and $569 more after passing. A monthly subscription counts at one month's fee. Firms without a US dollar list price for a $100K account come last.

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What the price buys

The cheapest $100K account at each prop firm

One row per firm, in ranking order: the lowest price it publishes for a $100K account, which sets its place in the ranking, and the programme that price buys. Prices marked /mo are billed monthly. Where a price is marked upfront, the programme also charges the fee shown under it after passing; the order uses the upfront price.

Firm / programmePriceSteps
Atmos Funded1-Step Nova
$5 upfront+ $569 after passing1-stepRules
DayTraders.comStatic (locked drawdown)
$75+ $5 activation1-stepRules
The5ersBootcamp
$95+ $205 activation3-stepRules
TopstepTrading Combine - Standard Path
$99/mo+ $149 activationSubscriptionRules
The Trading PitFutures Prime
$1891-stepRules
TradeifyGrowth (evaluation)
$2551-stepRules
FundedNextFutures Flex ($100K)
$273.991-stepRules
Earn2TradeGauntlet Mini
$315/moSubscriptionRules
$3561-stepRules
AquaFundedStandard Challenge (2-Step)
$3752-stepRules
Blue GuardianGuardian 1-Step
$3981-stepRules
$444Instant fundingRules
Goat Funded Trader2-Step GOAT Model
$4782-stepRules
Apex Trader FundingEvaluation - Intraday trailing (No Activation Fee, $100K)
$5901-stepRules
Finotive Funding2 Phase Challenge
$5952-stepRules
For TradersClassic (2-Step)
$5992-stepRules
Blueberry Funded1-Step Challenge
$6051-stepRules
Crypto Fund Trader1-Phase Evaluation
$6191-stepRules

Prices are list prices before any discount code; current codes are on the Deals page. Activation fees charged on top: DayTraders.com $5, The5ers $205, Topstep $149. Fees due after passing, before the funded account is issued: Atmos Funded $569. FTMO publishes no US dollar price for a $100K account, and Upcomers has no verified list price for one, only a price with a discount code, so they have no row here and come last in the ranking.

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Compare $100K challenges directly

Firm-level rankings answer which firm; the challenge tables answer which account, with price, target and loss limits on one row.


Questions about this ranking

How much does a $100K prop firm challenge cost?

Published list prices in this database run $5 upfront (plus $569 after passing) to $835 for a $100,000 CFD evaluation. Futures firms split two ways at this size: $99 to $315 a month on a subscription, or $75 to $1,590 as a one-time fee. Prices move often, so treat any figure here as the last verified reading rather than a live quote.

Is a $100K account better than a $50K account?

Only if you would trade it the same way. A $100K account with a 5% daily limit gives you $5,000 of daily room against a higher ticket price; if your position sizing would not change, the smaller account is the better risk-adjusted purchase.

What profit target does a $100K account have?

First-phase targets on the $100,000 CFD evaluations we track run from 5% to 12%. The futures firms we track typically set 6%, which they usually quote as a flat $6,000.


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