Take Profit Trader has halved the entry price of its evaluation and cut the minimum completion period. The account activation fee has been abolished. The minimum period is now three trading days instead of five.
The evaluation is a paid test for a trader. They trade on a simulated account, meet a profit target and do not breach loss limits. After that, the company gives them a funded account and a profit share.
For the trader, entry into the prop firm has become cheaper and faster. The terms of the evaluation itself, however, have not been eased.
How much does entry cost?
The discount comes from a coupon in the partner catalog; prices for a $100,000 account look like this.
- $330 - monthly subscription to the evaluation at the company's list price
- $165 - the same subscription with the catalog's current coupon
- $130 - activation fee, now abolished
- 3 trading days - minimum evaluation period, was five
There are five account sizes, from $25,000 to $150,000. The evaluation is one-phase, the profit target is 6%, and there is no upper time limit.
What rules remain?
The company has not touched the main restrictions of the evaluation.
- End-of-day trailing drawdown. The loss limit trails the new account high and is locked at session close.
- Consistency rule. A cap on the share of a single day in total profit.
- The subscription is monthly, and the capital in the evaluation is simulated: the trader does not trade real money there
On the funded PRO account the profit share is 80%, on PRO+ by invitation - 90%. Withdrawals are open from the first day after passing, and there is no consistency rule at that stage.
You can compare these terms with your own trading style in the challenge calculator.
Why does this go against the market?
The rest of the industry of futures prop firms moved in the opposite direction throughout 2026.
- Consistency rule. It has become almost standard.
- Payout caps. They were added to the terms.
- Qualifying days. Requirements for their number appeared.
- Drawdown. Some companies rewrote its rules more than once in a year.
The CFTC, meanwhile, is discussing whether such a model needs to be registered at all. The CFTC is the US derivatives market regulator.
Where does the price come from and what's next?
Key point: entry has become cheaper and shorter, but the evaluation rules are the same - end-of-day trailing drawdown and the consistency rule.
- Marketing91 - a partner catalog that records the $165 price and receives a commission from sign-ups
- November 2026 - the last check of the article, its author is Eduardo Montero Valiño
- Test100K on the CQG platform - the account used to check the terms
- There is no end date in the article; the terms say the price may change
You can see the offer alongside other companies in the prop firm catalog.
Only looked at the evaluation price?
The evaluation price is visible right away. End-of-day trailing drawdown and the consistency rule surface on the third trade. Somewhere a cheap entry comes with a payout cap, somewhere an expensive one comes with withdrawals from the first day. What needs checking is the combination: price, profit target, drawdown calculation and the rules on the funded account. In the catalog these parameters sit side by side, and the difference is visible without reading six rulebooks.