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Prop firm accounts by size
Account size sets your buying power, your drawdown, and most of your bill. Pick the evaluation balance you want to trade to see every firm that offers it — ranked by cost to a funded account, counting only the fees we show, with the exact drawdown and profit target for that size.
5K
28$5,000 evaluation
28 firms · lowest figure At least $19
Compare 5K accounts →10K
32$10,000 evaluation
32 firms · lowest figure At least $19
Compare 10K accounts →25K
58$25,000 evaluation
58 firms · lowest figure At least $19
Compare 25K accounts →50K
66$50,000 evaluation
66 firms · lowest figure At least $19
Compare 50K accounts →100K
69$100,000 evaluation
69 firms · lowest figure At least $19
Compare 100K accounts →150K
37$150,000 evaluation
37 firms · lowest figure At least $25
Compare 150K accounts →200K
29$200,000 evaluation
29 firms · lowest figure At least $20
Compare 200K accounts →250K
7$250,000 evaluation
7 firms · lowest figure At least $22
Compare 250K accounts →300K
6$300,000 evaluation
6 firms · lowest figure At least $59
Compare 300K accounts →How to read these pages
Each size page ranks accounts by cost to funded, counting the evaluation entry price and only the fees we show, because the cheapest sticker price is rarely the cheapest way to get funded. A figure marked “At least” leaves something out: where a firm advertises one price “from” a whole range of balances, that price belongs to its smallest account, and a fee we do not show is not included. A note with each figure says which, instead of a total we cannot stand behind.
The drawdown and profit target columns show the real dollar figures for that exact size, and where one account stands out on price or rules, a badge on it says so. Always confirm live terms on the firm’s site.