My Funded Futures (MFFU) Plans Compared
- My Funded Futures has 5 current plans: Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD, Pro and Studio. They differ in 4 ways: the evaluation consistency rule, the Sim Funded drawdown type, payout frequency and profit split, and the path to Live (checked 2026-11-04).
- List prices at 50K are Builder $153, Rapid $209 and Pro $265. Rapid EOD is $145 at 25K. Prices for other sizes could not be found on public pages and are under review.
- New purchases from 2026-08-25 are one-time payments, and the activation fee is $0 on every plan. Resets are still available on one-time accounts, but the reset fee is under review.
Which MFFU plan fits your trading style? The 5 plans differ in 4 ways
Across My Funded Futures plans, the profit target and the Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) are mostly the same for a given size. The differences come down to 4 points: the consistency rule during the evaluation, the drawdown type in the Sim Funded account (a simulated funded account) after you pass, payout frequency and profit split, and the conditions for moving to Live (a live account).
- Evaluation consistency: none on Builder, 30% on Rapid EOD, 50% on Rapid and Pro, none on Studio
- Sim Funded drawdown: only Rapid uses an intraday trailing drawdown (it follows the peak including open profit). Builder, Rapid EOD and Pro use an EOD trailing drawdown, and Studio is static
- Payouts: Rapid and Rapid EOD pay daily at 90/10, Builder uses cycles at 80/20, and Pro pays every 14 calendar days at 80/20
- Path to Live: Builder moves after the 5th approved Sim payout, the Rapid plans require conditions such as $10,000 net profit in 1 trading day, and Pro is reviewed after events such as 3 consecutive payouts
Which plan fits depends on how you trade, so this article does not recommend one. The quickest approach is to use the comparison table below and check which plans have the conditions your trading is most likely to run into. The company overview and who can sign up are covered on the main review page.
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Source: My Funded Futures official site / Official site / Official site: API / Official site: API 2 / Official site 2 / Official help: Article / Official help: Consistency / Official help: Article 2 / Official help: Article 3
My Funded Futures plans comparison: 5 plans side by side at 50K
This table lines up the My Funded Futures plans at 50K. For Rapid EOD, only the 25K price could be confirmed on public pages, and the table says so. Studio has no 50K size, so it has its own table.
| Item (50K) | Builder | Rapid | Rapid EOD | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| List price | $153 | $209 | Under review (25K is $145) | $265 |
| Profit target | $3,000 | $3,000 | $3,000 | $3,000 |
| MLL (evaluation) | $2,000 (EOD) | $2,000 (EOD) | $2,000 (EOD) | $2,000 (EOD) |
| Evaluation consistency | None | 50% | 30% | 50% |
| Minimum days | 1 day | 2 days | 4 days | 2 days |
| Sim drawdown | EOD trailing | Intraday trailing | EOD trailing | EOD trailing |
| DLL | Soft DLL $1,000 | None | None | None |
| Profit split (Sim) | 80/20 | 90/10 | 90/10 | 80/20 |
| Payout frequency | Cycles (minimum 2 qualifying days) | Daily | Daily | Every 14 calendar days |
| Move to Live | After the 5th approved Sim payout | $10,000 net profit in 1 trading day, or review | $10,000 net profit in 1 trading day, or review | Review after events such as 3 consecutive payouts |
"80/20" and "90/10" mean the trader keeps 80% or 90%. The daily loss limit (DLL) here is the soft DLL that only Builder has: hitting it stops trading for the day, but the account is not failed.
Sources for this section (11)
Source: Official site / Official site: API / Official site: API 2 / Official site 2 / Official help: Article / Official help: API / Official help: API 2 / Official help: Article 2 / Official help: Consistency / Official help: API 3 / Official help: Payouts
MFFU Builder plan: no evaluation consistency, 1-day minimum, up to 5 Sim payouts before Live
The My Funded Futures Builder plan has no consistency rule in the evaluation, and you can pass in as little as 1 day. Under the official news policy, Builder does not restrict trading around Tier 1 events (major releases such as FOMC and the jobs report). In exchange, every size has a soft DLL.
| Item | 25K | 50K | 100K | 150K |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | $1,500 | $3,000 | $6,000 | $9,000 |
| MLL (EOD trailing) | $1,000 | $2,000 ($1,500 with add-on) | $3,000 | $4,500 |
| Soft DLL | $600 | $1,000 | $1,750 | $2,500 |
| Max contracts | 2 mini / 20 micro | 4 / 40 | 6 / 60 | 9 / 90 |
| Sim Funded accounts held at once | 2 accounts | 1 account | 1 account | 1 account |
| Payout cap per cycle | $1,000 | $2,000 | $3,000 | $4,500 (help center) / $3,500 (plan page) |
In the Sim Funded account after you pass, the MLL, DLL and contract limits are the same as in the evaluation. Payouts are subject to a 50% consistency rule, and each cycle needs at least 2 qualifying days. The profit split is 80/20, and you can take up to 5 Sim payouts. Once the 5th payout is approved, you move to Live.
For the 150K payout cap per cycle, the official information checked on 2026-11-04 shows $4,500 in the help article and $3,500 on the plan page, so we cannot say which applies. If you are considering 150K, confirm it on the request screen or with support.
At 50K there is an add-on that sets the MLL to $1,500, with a list price of $125. The standard 50K is $153. Because the MLL is smaller, the payout buffer is also lower: $1,600 versus $2,100 on the standard account.
What does a Sim starting balance of $0 mean?
The Builder Sim Funded account shows a starting balance of $0. The official help center says the balance can go negative until the MLL rises to 0. At 50K, it is easiest to read this as starting with room for the balance to fall to around -$2,000, with the MLL rising on an EOD basis as you build profit.
See My Funded Futures Builder payout rules and the buffer calculation
Sources for this section (6)
Source: Official site / Official help: Article / Official help: Article 2 / Official help: Article 3 / Official help: Article 4 / Official help: News events
MFFU Rapid plan and Rapid EOD: 2 plans with daily payouts at 90/10
My Funded Futures Rapid and Rapid EOD both allow daily payouts from the Sim Funded account, with a 90/10 profit split. They differ in evaluation consistency, minimum days, and the Sim Funded drawdown type.
| Item | Rapid | Rapid EOD |
|---|---|---|
| Sizes | 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K | 25K / 50K |
| Evaluation consistency | 50% | 30% |
| Minimum days | 2 days | 4 days |
| Sim drawdown | Intraday trailing | EOD trailing |
| Max contracts (50K) | 5 mini / 50 micro | 3 mini / 30 micro |
| T1 news in Sim | Not allowed | Not allowed (25K: no news trading at all; 50K: no T1) |
| Payout cap | Not stated (under review) | No cap |
| Sim Funded accounts held | Within the overall account limit | 3 accounts per size |
Rapid changes drawdown type between the evaluation and Sim
In the Rapid evaluation, the MLL moves on an EOD basis (the end-of-day balance). Once you reach Sim Funded, it switches to an intraday trailing drawdown, where the MLL follows the peak including open profit. If you let open profit run far and then give it back the way you did in the evaluation, your room shrinks faster in Sim. The rules article walks through a numeric example.
The Rapid profit split has been 90/10 since 2026-01-12. The minimum payout is $500, and the first request can be made 24 hours after your first trade. The Sim Funded account has no consistency rule.
Rapid EOD: 30% evaluation consistency and a 4-day minimum
Rapid EOD has the strictest evaluation consistency of the 5 plans at 30%, and takes at least 4 days. In exchange, the Sim Funded account stays on an EOD trailing drawdown, and daily payouts have no cap. From the 2nd payout on, you need net profit since the previous payout of $250 at 25K or $500 at 50K.
See the difference between intraday and EOD trailing drawdown at My Funded Futures with numbers
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Source: Official site: API / Official site: API 2 / Official help: API / Official help: API 2 / Official help: API 3 / Official help: API 4 / Official help: Payouts / Official help: Consistency
MFFU Pro: no DLL or consistency rule in Sim, payouts every 14 days (redesigned 2026-10)
The My Funded Futures Pro plan was rebuilt in October 2026. The evaluation has a 50% consistency rule and a 2-day minimum, but the Sim Funded account has neither a DLL nor a consistency rule. Payouts are every 14 calendar days from your first trade, with a $1,000 minimum and an 80/20 profit split.
| Item | 50K | 100K | 150K | 50K One Day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | $3,000 | $6,000 | $9,000 | $4,000 |
| MLL (EOD) | $2,000 | $3,000 | $4,500 | $2,000 |
| Evaluation consistency | 50% | 50% | 50% | None |
| Minimum days | 2 days | 2 days | 2 days | 1 day |
| Max contracts (evaluation) | 3 / 30 | 6 / 60 | 9 / 90 | 3 / 30 |
| Payout buffer | $2,100 | $3,100 | $4,600 | Under review |
For Sim Funded max contracts, both the help center and the plan page list mini and micro with the same number, such as "3 mini / 3 micro". What this notation means is under review. Sim-stage payouts are capped at $100,000 in total per user, and after the first payout the MLL locks at the starting balance + $100 ($50,100 at 50K).
Pro 50K One Day add-on
Pro 50K has a One Day add-on, which the official help center describes as a free add-on for a limited time. The profit target is higher than the regular 50K at $4,000, but there is no consistency rule, and you can pass in as little as 1 day. The end date of the offer is under review.
How it differs from the old Pro
Old Pro accounts bought before the redesign keep the old rules. Old Pro Live used a static drawdown and was unlocked with 20 winning days (4% of the starting balance) and 3 payouts. Use your purchase date to tell whether your account is old Pro or the current Pro.
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Source: Official site / Official help: Article / Official help: Article 2 / Official help: Payouts / Official help: Consistency
MFFU Studio: small Hyperprop-only accounts with a static MLL
My Funded Futures Studio is a plan the company describes as experimental. The only trading platform is Hyperprop, and the MLL is static (it does not move as you make profit). There is no DLL, no consistency rule and no minimum number of days.
| Item | #003 | #001 | #002 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size / list price | $5,000 / $75 | $10,000 / $140 | $20,000 / $280 |
| Profit target | $500 | $1,000 | $2,000 |
| MLL (static) | $250 | $500 | $1,000 |
| Max contracts | 5 micro | 10 micro (no mini) | 20 micro |
| Daily profit cap in Sim (excess is forfeited) | $2,500 | $5,000 | $10,000 |
| Profit split Sim / Live | 80/20 / 90/10 | 80/20 / 90/10 | 80/20 / 90/10 |
| Minimum payout | $100 | $250 | $250 |
In the Sim Funded account, you can withdraw all or part of your net profit at any time, with no buffer or waiting period. You can hold only 1 Studio account, either an evaluation or a Sim account, and the number sold per day is capped. On days it sells out, it goes back on sale after 00:00 ET.
Source: Official help: Article
How much does My Funded Futures cost? One-time pricing and resets
My Funded Futures switched new purchases to one-time payments from 2026-08-25 (official help center). There are no renewals (no automatic monthly billing). The terms, however, call purchases made before 2026-08-20 a Legacy Subscription and keep them on the old conditions. The official cutoff date between the old monthly model and the new one differs between the help article (2026-08-25) and the terms (2026-08-20).
One-time payment vs Legacy Subscription
One-time accounts come with an inactivity rule: an account may be closed if it has no trades for 7 calendar days in a row. This also applies to Sim Funded accounts, and the official help center asks you to contact support in advance if you will not trade, for example during a vacation. Accounts bought on the old monthly subscription keep the old conditions.
List prices
| Plan | Size | List price |
|---|---|---|
| Builder | 50K | $153 |
| Builder (MLL $1,500 add-on) | 50K | $125 |
| Rapid | 50K | $209 |
| Rapid EOD | 25K | $145 |
| Pro | 50K | $265 |
| Studio #003 / #001 / #002 | 5K / 10K / 20K | $75 / $140 / $280 |
| Other sizes | - | Under review |
Prices for Builder 25K, 100K and 150K, Rapid 25K, 100K and 150K, Rapid EOD 50K, and Pro 100K and 150K could not be confirmed on public pages and are under review. Check the amount on the checkout screen before you buy.
The activation fee is $0 on every plan
My Funded Futures charges no activation fee (a fee to activate the funded account after you pass) on any plan or size. Once you pass the evaluation, you can switch to Sim Funded right away from the dashboard. If a review is needed, it usually takes under 24 hours.
Resets (fee under review)
The official help center says resets remain available regardless of purchase date, including on one-time accounts. We could not find the reset fee in the help center or on the plan pages, so it is under review. The general difference between a reset and buying a new account is covered in our guides.
Payment options are Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay and Apple Pay (in some states only), and crypto. The card must be in your own name. Refunds require a request within 14 days of purchase with no trading, but the refund amount differs between the terms page (the amount paid minus $75) and the help article (a full refund), and is under review. The steps are covered in the how-to-start article.
See My Funded Futures payment methods and refund conditions
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Source: Official help: Article / Official help: Article 2 / Official terms of use / Official site / Official help: Article 3 / Official site: API / Official site: API 2 / Official site 2 / Official help: Article 4 / My Funded Futures official site / Official help: Article 5 / Official help: Article 6 / Official help: Article 7 / Official site 3 / Official help: Refunds
How to choose a My Funded Futures plan (Rapid vs Pro)
Choosing a My Funded Futures plan is easier if you look for one without the conditions your trading is most likely to hit. The table below lists the conditions that matter for each trading trait. It does not decide which plan you should pick.
| Trading trait | Related condition | Plans where it is lighter |
|---|---|---|
| You sometimes have 1 very large winning day | Evaluation consistency (30% or 50%) | Builder, Pro 50K One Day, Studio (no evaluation consistency) |
| Your open profit swings a lot during the day | Intraday trailing in Sim | Builder, Rapid EOD, Pro (EOD in Sim) |
| You want frequent payouts | Payout frequency | Rapid, Rapid EOD (daily), Studio (any time) |
| You do not want to be stopped by a daily loss | Soft DLL | All except Builder (no DLL) |
| You want to trade around major releases | T1 restriction in Sim | Builder (T1 allowed in Sim too) |
| You want to start small | Price and MLL | Studio (from $75, static MLL) |
MFFU Rapid vs Pro: which one?
Rapid and Pro have the same evaluation conditions (50%, 2-day minimum) and differ a lot after you pass. Rapid pays daily at 90/10, but Sim uses an intraday trailing drawdown and you cannot trade around T1 events. Pro pays every 14 calendar days at 80/20, but Sim uses an EOD trailing drawdown with no DLL and no consistency rule. The choice is between faster payouts and a higher split, or an easier drawdown to manage in Sim.
At 50K, Rapid is $209 and Pro is $265. The path to Live also differs: Rapid moves automatically once you reach $10,000 net profit in 1 trading day, while Pro is reviewed after events such as 3 consecutive payouts.
See My Funded Futures payout rules by plan and the move to Live
Sources for this section (9)
Source: Official site: API / Official site / Official help: Article / Official help: Article 2 / Official help: Article 3 / Official help: Consistency / Official help: News events / Official help: API / Official site 2
My Funded Futures legacy plans (Flex, old Pro) and change history
In the official help center, Flex is labeled Legacy (an old plan), and the old Pro has its own article as the Legacy Pro Plan. The primary sources for this article did not cover the detailed conditions of the old plans, and we do not treat them as plans you can buy now.
- Flex (25K / 50K): labeled Legacy. Detailed conditions under review
- Old Pro: accounts bought before the redesign keep the old rules (Live uses a static drawdown)
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 2026-01-12 | Rapid Sim Funded profit split raised to 90% |
| 2026-08-20 | The terms define purchases before this date as Legacy Subscription (the help article uses 2026-08-25, so official sources differ) |
| 2026-08-25 | New purchases moved to one-time payment, 7-calendar-day inactivity rule introduced |
| 2026-10-14 | Studio #003 ($5,000) added |
| 2026-10-14 update | Pro redesigned (Reserve introduced, old Pro keeps old rules) |
The prices and conditions in this article were checked on the official My Funded Futures site and help center on 2026-11-04. Plan conditions changed several times in 2026, so check the official plan pages and the checkout screen for the latest details before you buy.
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Source: Official site: API / Official help: Payouts / Official terms of use / Official help: Article / Official help: Article 2 / Official help: Article 3 / Official help: Article 4
My Funded Futures FAQ
How many plans does My Funded Futures have?
Which is better at My Funded Futures, Rapid or Pro?
Is My Funded Futures monthly or a one-time payment?
New purchases from 2026-08-25 are one-time payments with no renewals. Older monthly subscriptions continue on their old conditions. The official cutoff date differs, though: the terms define purchases before 2026-08-20 as Legacy Subscription. One-time accounts may be closed after 7 calendar days in a row with no trades.
Does My Funded Futures charge an activation fee?
No. The activation fee is $0 on every plan and size (official help center, checked 2026-11-04).
How much is a My Funded Futures reset?
How much do My Funded Futures sizes other than 50K cost?
Can you still buy the My Funded Futures Flex plan?
The official help center labels Flex as Legacy (an old plan), and it is not one of the 5 current plans. Detailed conditions of the old plans are under review in this article's primary sources.

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