My Funded Futures evaluations start at $63 with the CLUB discount code and run to $463 at full price, depending on plan and account size. Every purchase is one-time — there is no recurring fee, and no activation fee at the funded stage.
By Adam Reyes · Updated 7 September 2026 · Every figure checked against the firm’s own plan pages.
Discount code CLUB gives 50% off the evaluation fee, four uses. See the current code and terms.
This page covers what each plan costs, how price scales with account size, what the fee actually buys you, and which plan gives the most for the money. Price is only half the decision — compare the plans on their trading rules, check how each one pays out, and read our verdict on the firm before buying. Figures verified from the firm’s own plan and checkout pages on 5 September 2026.
Price by plan, account size and prop firm comparison
Price scales with the tier you pick, not just with plan. These are the figures shown on the firm’s plan pages and in the checkout:
| Plan | Sizes offered | From (CLUB) | From (regular) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Builder | $25K, $50K | $63 | $125 |
| Rapid | $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K | $105 | $209 |
| Rapid EOD | $25K, $50K | $73 | $145 |
| Pro | $50K, $100K, $150K | $133 | — |
Within the Rapid family the checkout showed regular prices of $145 for $25K, $209 for $50K, $356 for $100K and $463 for $150K. With the CLUB code applied at 50%, those halve.
Check the exact figure for your chosen tier at checkout. Not every plan offers every size, and the discount applies to the size-specific price rather than a flat rate.
You can see the latest MFF offers on our main page, including whether CLUB is still live.
What the price includes — no activation fee, no recurring fee
The single most useful thing about MFFU pricing is what is absent from it.
| Activation fee | None — zero activation fees on every plan and size |
| Recurring fee | None |
| Monthly subscription | None |
This matters more than it sounds. Several competing one-step futures prop firms charge $99 to $149 to unlock the funded account after you have already passed the evaluation. A $50 evaluation with a $130 activation fee costs $180 to actually start trading funded. A $105 MFFU plan costs $105.
When you compare prop firms in the industry on price, compare the total cost of reaching a funded stage rather than the sticker price of the evaluation.
What scales with the account tier as you start trading
The tier is not a cash balance — the sim funded stage is a simulated environment. What the size sets is the scale of everything else:
| Account size | Profit target | Max loss (EOD) | Buffer to clear |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25K | $1,500 | $1,000 | $1,100 |
| $50K | $3,000 | $2,000 | $2,100 |
| $100K | $6,000 | $3,000 | — |
| $150K | $9,000 | $4,500 | up to $4,600 |
So a larger account is not an easier account. The profit target rises in step with the drawdown allowance, and the buffer you must clear before requesting a payout rises with it too.
What a larger tier does buy is position capacity. On the mid-tier Rapid plan the firm shows a max position of 5 contracts with micro scaling at 10:1, meaning 5 minis or 50 micros. Smaller tiers carry tighter limits — 2 minis or 20 micros at entry level.
If you trade size, check the contract limit before choosing a tier. That constraint binds long before the profit target does.
Builder plan pricing and firm rules
From $63 with the code, $125 regular. Available in two sizes.
Builder is the cheapest way in and the only plan giving a trader a defined path to a live funded account. One day minimum to pass, payouts every 48 hours once funded, an 80/20 profit split.
Two things the price does not tell you. Builder applies a 50% consistency rule at the payout stage — your best day cannot exceed half a cycle’s profit. And the larger Builder tier carries a $1,000 soft pause daily loss limit, which ends the trading day without breaching the account.
Its minimum payout is the lowest of any plan at $250 on the $25K size.
Rapid plan and Rapid EOD pricing
Both from $105 with the code. Rapid runs all four sizes; the EOD variant offers the two smaller ones.
These two cost the same and differ in one rule. Rapid measures funded drawdown in RealTime — the firm’s term for intraday — so unrealised profit you give back during a session counts against your threshold. the EOD variant measures at the close.
Rapid funds you in two days; the EOD variant takes four. For most traders those two extra days buy a permanently more forgiving drawdown measure, which is why Rapid EOD is marked most popular.
Both pay daily, both split 90/10, both have a $500 minimum payout, and neither applies a consistency rule once funded. Evaluation-stage consistency is 50% on Rapid and 30% on Rapid EOD.
Pro plan pricing and payout cap
From $133 with the code. Available at $50K, $100K and $150K.
Pro is the most expensive plan and, on published terms, the hardest to justify on price alone. It pays every 14 days rather than daily and splits 80/20 rather than 90/10 — both worse than the cheaper Rapid EOD.
What a Pro account offers is reach: the highest payout cap at up to $100K per payout, the largest account sizes, and its own defined transition to a live funded account. Its minimum payout is also the highest at $1,000.
If you are weighing the Pro plan, ask their support what it permits at scale that Rapid EOD does not. On the visible comparison it is dominated by a cheaper option.
Evaluation stage and sim-funded stage: what the fee buys
The fee buys two stages, and the numbers differ between them.
At the evaluation stage the account opens with a starting balance matching its tier — $25,000 or $50,000 on Builder, up to $150,000 on the larger Rapid and Pro sizes. You trade toward the profit target inside an EOD trailing drawdown.
At the sim-funded stage the starting balance resets to $0 and the account is measured purely on profit generated. This is the part of futures trading with MFFU that surprises people: the funded account is not a pot of money you draw down, it is a performance measurement against a max loss threshold that follows you.
The max loss limit locks once you are +$100 in profit, after which the floor stops trailing upward.
Trading rules: drawdown, scaling and the daily loss limit
The fee buys access to a set of trading conditions, and those matter as much as the headline price.
Position limits. A $50K Rapid account allows a max position of 5 contracts, with micro scaling at 10:1 — so 5 minis or 50 micros. Traders who scale into positions should check that ceiling against how they normally trade before choosing a size.
Trading platforms. The firm lists the trading platforms it integrates with on its own site — check yours is supported before buying, since switching platform mid-evaluation is disruptive.
News trading. Tier 1 news trading is allowed during the evaluation. On Rapid EOD it is not permitted once you trade the sim funded account, so a trader who trades scheduled releases needs to check the rule for their plan.
Inactivity. You must trade every 7 calendar days or the account closes. If you trade infrequently, that rule matters more than any price difference.
Drawdown while you trade. Every plan uses EOD trailing drawdown during the evaluation. Once funded, Rapid switches to RealTime — meaning the trailing threshold follows your highest point during the session rather than the close. A trader who lets a winner run and gives some back will feel that trailing measure immediately; one who closes flat will barely notice it.
Daily loss limits. There is no daily loss limit on Rapid, Pro, or the smaller Builder account. The larger Builder tier carries a $1,000 soft pause — the trading day ends, the funded account survives.
Payout rules: daily payout terms, buffers and the consistency rule
Price is only half the picture — what you keep matters more over time.
| Plan | Payout frequency | Profit split | Minimum payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Builder | Every 48 hrs | 80/20 | $250–$500 |
| Rapid | Daily | 90/10 | $500 |
| Rapid EOD | Daily | 90/10 | $500 |
| Pro | Every 14 days | 80/20 | $1,000 |
On $1,000 of profit, a 90/10 split returns $900 against $800 at 80/20. Over a few payout cycles that difference outweighs the price gap between plans entirely.
Payout policies are consistent across plans in shape if not in number. Before a payout request is approved you must clear a buffer — $1,100 on a $25K account, $2,100 on $50K, up to $4,600 on the largest sizes. Builder additionally requires two qualifying trading days per cycle, plus a minimum net profit since the last payout request.
Where a consistency rule applies, it caps how much of your total profit may come from a single session — 50% on Builder at the payout stage.
The firm publishes live payout samples updated every four hours; observed approvals ran between 109 and 316 milliseconds.
Which plan gives a trader the most for the money
Best overall value: Rapid EOD. Daily payouts, the 90/10 split, no funded consistency rule and EOD drawdown, at the same price as the plan with tighter rules. Nothing else on the list matches that combination.
Best budget option: Builder at $63. Genuinely cheap for a funded account evaluation, and the only route to a live account. Read the payout-stage consistency rule before buying.
Situational: Rapid. Same price as Rapid EOD, funds you two days sooner, but with RealTime drawdown. Worth it only if speed matters more than headroom.
Hardest to justify: Pro. Confirm the scaling terms first.
Total cost of getting funded at MFFU
The sticker price is not what you spend. Two things change the real figure.
Resets. Breach the drawdown during evaluation and you buy again. A trader who passes on the third attempt at Builder has spent $189, not $63 — which changes the ranking against a $105 plan passed first time.
The code has four uses. CLUB lists four, so the 50% is not limited to a single purchase. If you expect more than one attempt, that matters more than the headline price.
Note on older reviews: some third-party articles reference a My Funded Futures Scale plan or Core plan. The current lineup is the four above — Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro — and those URLs now redirect into the standard checkout. Treat older scale plan write-ups as historical.
FAQ
How much does My Funded Futures cost?
From $63 with the CLUB code to $463 at full price, depending on plan and account size. One-time purchase, no subscription.
Is there an activation fee?
No. Every plan shows a $0 activation fee and no recurring fee. Several competitors charge $99 to $149 to unlock the funded stage.
Does the price change by account size?
Yes. Within the Rapid family the checkout showed $145 for $25K rising to $463 for $150K at regular pricing. Not every plan offers every size.
Which tier should I choose?
Larger tiers raise the profit target and the buffer alongside the drawdown allowance, so they are not easier. What they buy is position capacity — 5 contracts with 10:1 micro scaling on the mid tier against 2 at entry level.
What is the cheapest plan?
Builder at $63 with the code. It carries a 50% payout-stage consistency rule and an 80/20 profit split.
Do I pay again if I fail the evaluation?
Yes. A failed evaluation means a new purchase. The CLUB code’s four uses help if you expect more than one attempt.
Is there a Scale plan?
Not in the current lineup. Some older reviews reference one; the plans offered now are Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro.