Futures prop firm calculator

Not a profit calculator

Most funded account calculators multiply your risk by your win rate. This one simulates thousands of accounts, day by day, with the rules that actually decide whether you pass and get paid:

• End-of-day or intraday drawdown, and the point where the floor stops trailing.
• The daily loss limit, in the evaluation and on the funded account.
• The consistency rule: a day that is too good raises the target or delays the payout.
• The minimum days to pass and the winning days each firm asks for before a payout.
• The buffer, the minimum and maximum of each payout, and the profit split.

Firms with their rules already loaded: BlueGuardian, Lucid Trading, Tradeify, Topstep, MyFundedFutures (MFFU), Apex Trader Funding, FundedNext Futures, FTMO Futures, Top One Futures, Funded Futures Family, FuturesElite. Plus a custom template for any other firm.

How to read the results

Every figure comes from thousands of accounts simulated with your numbers and the chosen firm's rules.

You pass the evaluation

Out of every 100 evaluations you buy, how many reach the target without hitting the floor or breaking a rule.

Funded accounts that get paid

Of those that pass, how many get at least one payout.

You reach a payout (of those bought)

Both together: out of every 100 accounts you buy, how many pay you at least once.

You take home when paid

What you receive on average, in total, from an account that gets paid.

Each account is worth

What each account you buy leaves you on average, after its cost. If it is negative, with that firm and those numbers you lose money on average.

First payout around day…

How long it usually takes to get paid for the first time after buying the account.

Randomness

Next to each figure: what the same plan would get with no edge, as if every trade were a coin flip. If your figure does not beat it, the firm's rules explain the result, not the way you trade.

From probability to real cost

Your pass rate tells you what each funded account really costs: you don't pay for one evaluation, you pay for as many as it takes to pass one. If you pass 1 in 3, each funded account costs you 3 evaluations, plus the activation fee if the firm charges one.