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Best prop firms ranked by FirmFax score

Each firm appears with its firm score and its highest account score, where it has them. The firm score is the middle score of the firm's plans on sale. Use the firm score to compare firms and the account score for the specific plan you might buy.

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Ranked firms

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Sorted by firm score, then highest account score. Firms without a single grade sit where their plans place them.

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Best prop firms

Sorted by firm score, then highest account score. Firms without a single grade sit where their plans place them.

69Tracked accounts
55Current offers
24Deal links
$19Lowest entry

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FintokeiProTrader
97A
$4920% off your first challenge
1 Fintokei logo
FintokeiProTrader
97A97 firm
2 FundedNext CFDs logo
FundedNext CFDsStellar 1-Step CFD
95A95 firm
3 Lux Trading Firm logo
Lux Trading FirmEvaluation
94A94 firm
4 Audacity Capital logo
Audacity CapitalAbility Challenge
93A93 firm
5 City Traders Imperium logo
City Traders Imperium2-Step Challenge
91A91 firm

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These are the highest-ranked account routes for this page. Open the review first if the firm is unfamiliar.

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97A

Firm

97A

Plan: ProTrader

Cost: $49 entry

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Buyer guide

How to choose a prop firm with confidence

Firm score vs account score

FirmFax scores each plan a firm sells. An account score covers the plan's rules (drawdown model), the firm's track record (how long it has operated), how much of the plan's terms we can source to the firm's own pages, and the number of platforms it supports. Terms we have recorded for too few plans are left out, and the methodology page lists them. Points come off for status issues we have recorded against the firm. The firm score is the middle account score among the firm's plans on sale, so it is one real plan's score rather than a blend.

Use the firm score to compare firms, then the account score to pick a plan inside one. A firm's plans can score far apart, and the firm score alone would not show it.

Read the rules before the price

The cheapest challenge is rarely the best outcome. Drawdown model, daily loss limit, consistency rules, minimum trading days, and payout frequency decide the real path to a withdrawal — a $99 evaluation with a trailing intraday drawdown and a 30% consistency rule can be harder to monetize than a pricier account with cleaner terms.

Every plan on this page links to a full review that lays out those rules side by side. Rank here, then open the review and confirm the specific plan matches your strategy before you pay.

Reputation is a lagging indicator

Reputation reads and payout proof show past behavior. FirmFax logs rule changes over time so you can see whether terms are improving, tightening, or staying steady.

How to use this page

Rank first, then review the firm page.

The table shows each firm's score beside its highest account score, where it has them. Use the review page to inspect plan rules, then open the current offer link when you are ready to leave FirmFax.

What is the best prop firm overall?

FirmFax scores every plan on its own, and a firm's score is the middle score of its plans on sale. A firm without a single grade shows no score and sits in the list where its plans place it. The best overall choice is usually the highest-scoring firm that also has an account type matching your market, platform, drawdown preference, and budget.

Do affiliate links affect the rankings?

Sponsored links and discount codes are separated from scoring. They can change where a button points, and they do not change the order of the table.

How often is this ranking updated?

Firm data is reviewed on a rolling basis and every material change — a new rule, a price move, a status downgrade — is logged on the changes page so you can see what moved and when.

Is a higher-priced firm always better?

Price and quality are only loosely related in this industry. A higher score reflects better rules, reputation, and payout reliability; some of the strongest-scoring firms are mid-priced.

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