Account size
Best $150K prop firm accounts
9 of the 20 firms in the database sell a $150K account - 1 on forex and CFDs, 8 on futures. The capital is the same on every row; what differs is what it costs to try, how much of it you may lose before the account ends, and how much you keep when you win. Published prices for the $150K account run from $90 at DayTraders.com to $1,190 at Apex Trader Funding.
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Inclusion rule
Firms that sell a $150K account on at least one programme.
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Cheapest first, by each firm's lowest published price for a $150K account. A monthly subscription counts at one month's fee.
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Questions about this ranking
How much does a $150K prop firm challenge cost?
Published prices for the $150K account run from $90 at DayTraders.com to $1,190 at Apex Trader Funding. Prices in this sector change without notice, so treat these as the last figures we verified and check the firm page for a current offer before buying.
Which $150K prop firm account has a static drawdown?
DayTraders.com and Goat Funded Trader sell a $150K programme with a static maximum loss - the line is fixed to your starting balance and never trails your profit. The rest use a trailing model, which is stated per programme on each firm page.
What profit target does a $150K account have?
First-phase targets on $150K programmes here run from 4.5% ($6,750) to 8% ($12,000). Judge the target against the maximum loss allowed alongside it rather than on its own.
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