Looking for a cheap prop firm? The lowest checkout price is not always the lowest path to funded. We add any known after-pass or activation charge, keep recurring plans labelled, and rank USD and EUR products separately so a hidden exchange-rate assumption cannot reorder the list. Every included price comes from a product capture inside the 30-day freshness window.
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USD and EUR lists restart at 01 and are not ranked against each other. Partners are marked; every amount links to a dated first-party source.
Ranked by the minimum known U.S.-dollar cash outlay to reach the funded stage.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 3% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; starting split unpublished; 4% published maximum loss; trailing drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 10% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 6% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 5% published maximum loss; trailing drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 6% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 8% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 8% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 6% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 6% published maximum loss; trailing drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 10% published maximum loss; drawdown unpublished drawdown.
one-time fee; 90% published starting split; $1,000 published maximum-loss amount; EOD trailing drawdown.
monthly subscription; 90% published starting split; $2,000 published maximum-loss amount; EOD trailing drawdown.
one-time fee; 90% published starting split; $1,000 published maximum-loss amount; EOD trailing drawdown.
monthly subscription; 50% published starting split; $1,000 published maximum-loss amount; trailing drawdown.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; $1,000 published maximum-loss amount; EOD trailing drawdown.
monthly subscription; 80% published starting split; $1,500 published maximum-loss amount; EOD trailing drawdown.
one-time fee; 100% published starting split; $2,000 published maximum-loss amount; trailing drawdown.
Ranked independently in euros; no USD conversion or cross-currency rank is implied.
one-time fee; 80% published starting split; 8% published maximum loss; static drawdown.
one-time fee; 90% published starting split; 10% published maximum loss; EOD trailing drawdown.
Four currency, billing and loss-room checks before comparing the lowest number.
Start with the challenge or account price, then add any activation or after-pass fee, monthly subscription cycles, resets, platform or market-data fees, and payout costs. Payout costs vary: OFP Funding, for example, says payouts over $500 go through Rise with a fixed $50 fee. This table adds only charges the product record publishes in the same currency.
This table ranks every priced product, not only crypto ones, so a cheap row may not let you trade BTC or ETH. Use the crypto prop firm ranking, which shows entry prices only for products with current first-party crypto-market evidence, then compare crypto leverage and commission on that exact product.
Instant accounts skip the evaluation but usually cost more per dollar of account size. The instant funding ranking shows the minimum known cost of every phase-0 product, which is the fair comparison for instant accounts.
No. The 2 currency groups are independent because a live exchange rate, card spread, and tax can change the converted checkout amount. Compare prices in the currency your payment provider will actually settle.
Yes when the structured product record publishes a same-currency after-pass or activation amount. A missing fee remains missing rather than being assumed to be zero, and mixed-currency charges fail closed.
It assumes a first-cycle pass. Every additional billing cycle, reset, data fee, tax, or optional add-on raises the trader’s actual cash outlay, so the displayed number is a floor rather than an average.
A low-notional tier can pair a small fee with less dollar loss room, a lower starting split, or stricter payout gates. Compare fee recovery against the exact maximum-loss amount instead of the account headline.
Start with the currency-safe minimum, then compare loss room, billing and fee recovery before checkout.
