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Prop Firm Comparison Table
Compare the top futures prop trading firms side by side. Account sizes, drawdown rules, profit splits, fees, and Lune compatibility in one place.
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How to Choose a Prop Firm
Match drawdown type to your style
If you tend to build profits steadily, trailing drawdown works fine. If your equity curve is volatile with sharp spikes, static drawdown gives you more breathing room since the floor never rises.
Compare total cost, not just monthly fees
Factor in reset fees, data fees, and how many attempts you typically need. A cheaper monthly fee with a high reset cost can be more expensive overall than a subscription model with unlimited resets.
Check profit split tiers
Some firms offer 100% on your first withdrawal before reverting to a standard split. If you plan to take frequent small payouts, a higher base split (90/10) may be more valuable than a one-time 100% bonus.
Verify platform compatibility
Make sure the firm supports the platform you already use. Switching platforms mid-evaluation adds friction. If you use Lune for automation, confirm the firm connects via Rithmic or Tradovate.
Start with the right account size
Do not over-size your evaluation account. A $50K account with room for 2-3 ES contracts is easier to manage than a $300K account where you feel pressured to trade larger to justify the cost.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A proprietary trading firm (prop firm) provides traders with funded accounts to trade with. You trade the firm's capital and keep a percentage of the profits. Most firms require you to pass an evaluation (challenge) before receiving a funded account, demonstrating that you can trade profitably within defined risk parameters.
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