Blow your eval here, not your wallet.

Free prop firm eval simulator running the real Apex Trader Funding and Topstep rules! Try to survive the trailing drawdown (end-of-day or intraday), daily loss limit, 16:59 ET end-of-day settlement, contract limits, profit target and the million other rules that usually blow an eval. Run as many rounds as you need before you pay for the real one. Free account, no credit card, no commitment.

See pricing
$16.70–$189
per eval, even on a coupon
~95%
of traders blow their eval
$0
to blow up here
// How it works

Real data. Real rules. Zero dollars.

Trade right in the app on your phone or desktop with live prices, or stick with TradingView and drop in the day's trades with a CSV. Every trade runs through Apex's or Topstep's eval rules: open positions, EOD threshold, daily loss limit, contract limits, deadline, the works. The same rules that would blow your real eval, except you save hundreds per eval.

EVAL-APEX-1-04-2026
● ACTIVE
Balance
$50,455
+$455 · +0.91%
Buffer
+$2,455
Threshold: $48,000
DLL left
$1,000
Daily loss limit
Target
15.2%
To go $2,545
// Pricing

Start free. Pay when it pays off.

Four tiers. No hidden fees. Upgrade when you're ready. Not before.

Rookie
For getting started
$0 forever
No card. No catch.
  • 3 evals a month
  • US500 and US100 on free real-time data
  • Free TradingView is enough
  • Apex and Topstep 1:1: DLL, threshold and target, live
  • TradingView guide and AI prompt: set up in minutes
  • Savings tracker and share cards
  • Blew all three? Next month brings three more
Advance
For futures traders
$49.90 /mo
Your own TradingView and CME data
  • Everything in Starter, plus:
  • Futures: MES, MNQ, ES, NQ and other CME symbols
  • Futures data from your own TradingView plan
  • Every firm and size: Apex 25K–150K, Topstep 50K–150K
  • Commissions per firm: Apex $0.51, Topstep $1.85 per contract
  • New firms as soon as they land
Coming soon
Pro
For pros
$99.90 /mo
Coming later
  • Everything in Advance, plus:
  • Rithmic, NinjaTrader and Quantower import
  • Several accounts side by side
  • Teams and shared accounts

Most traders blow a few evals before they reach PA. When an Apex 50K eval runs $55 even with a coupon, practicing here first saves real money.

$300+
avg. saved
// What traders say

Blew 4 evals before I found this. Could've saved $120+ if I'd known. Now I run a week here before I touch a real eval.

M
Mike B.
Apex 50K · Chicago, IL

EOD trailing always tripped me up. Watching the threshold shift in real-time finally made it click. Now I get why my accounts kept blowing.

S
Sarah K.
Topstep 100K · Austin, TX

TradingView CSV import is the killer feature for me. I paper-trade, export, and see immediately if I would've blown an Apex account.

J
James L.
Take Profit 50K · Manchester, UK
// FAQ

Quick answers.

Is it really free?
Rookie is, for good: three eval accounts a month on US500 and US100, no card. Starter, Advance and Pro are paid plans with more accounts, symbols and firms.
Which prop firms work?
Funded Simulator runs Apex Trader Funding (End of Day and Intraday evals, 25K to 150K) and Topstep (Trading Combine, 50K to 150K), each with its real rules 1:1. Coming next: MFFU · Take Profit · Tradeify · Lucid Trading · Top One Futures · Alpha Futures · Bulenox (and many more coming).
Do I need to sign up?
Yep, but a free Rookie account does it. No card. Sign in on your laptop or your phone and the same evals and trades are on both.
Can I import from TradingView?
Yes. Export your trades as CSV from TradingView and drop the file in. The simulator parses it and runs every trade through the eval rules. Manual entry works too if you'd rather punch them in.
How accurate are the rules?
1:1 with the real eval. Same trailing drawdown calculation, same daily loss limit with the same intraday lock, same freeze logic, same 16:59 ET end-of-day settlement and same profit target. Open positions count too: your stop loss, or the worst price you log, is checked against the drawdown and daily loss limit the way the firm's liquidation would. If you'd blow up live, you'd blow up here, and vice versa.
Will it guarantee I pass a real eval?
No. The simulator gets the rules right; the discipline is on you. Treat it like a flight sim. Practice until the controls feel automatic, but the real flight is still real.
Why practice on a simulator before paying for a prop firm eval?
Even on sale, blown evals cost real money, and that's the prop firm business model. They profit when you fail, and most traders blow 2–4 evals before passing. Every reset is more revenue for them. This simulator runs the exact same rules for free. Go through your learning curve here, not at their checkout.
How is this different from a broker demo account?
Demo accounts don't track eval rules. You can trade all day on a demo without knowing you blew your drawdown two hours ago. Funded Simulator runs the exact same trailing drawdown, daily loss limit and end-of-day calculations that Apex and Topstep use, so when you pass here, the rules won't surprise you on the real thing.
How much can I save by practicing first?
Even on a 90% coupon, an Apex eval costs $16.70–189. Two to four blown evals add up to $33–760, and that's just the eval. Resets, PA activations and monthly fees stack on top. Here it's $0 to fail as many times as you need. Practice until your rules are automatic, then buy the real one when you're ready.

Deeper questions and the rules explained