150K futures prop firm evaluations, side by side

A 150K futures evaluation usually asks for $9,000 of profit with $4,500 of drawdown. Apex gives less room at $4,000, Tradeify Growth a bit more at $5,000. It's the biggest size in our tables, and the price gap between firms is widest here.

The table

FirmAccountPriceUsual coupon priceProfit targetMax lossDrawdownDaily loss limitBest-day ruleActivationRoom
Apex Trader FundingEOD Trailing Drawdown$2,190 one-time$219$9,000$4,000end of day$2,000, pauses the daynone$15944%
Apex Trader FundingIntraday Trailing Drawdown$1,190 one-time$119$9,000$4,000intraday peaknonenone$14944%
BulenoxQualification$325 one-time$9,000up to $4,500your choiceoptionalnonenot verified50%
Lucid TradingLucidFlexnot verified$9,000$4,500end of dayoptional40%$050%
MyFundedFuturesBuildernot verified$9,000$4,500end of day$2,500, pauses the daynone$050%
Take Profit TraderTest accountnot verified$9,000$4,500end of daynone50%$13050%
TopstepTrading Combine$199 /month$9,000$4,500end of dayoptional55%$14950%
TradeifySelectnot verified$9,000$4,500end of daynone40%$050%
TradeifyGrowthnot verified$9,000$5,000end of day$3,750, pauses the daynone$056%

"Room" is the max loss divided by the profit target. Most 150K accounts land at 50%. Apex is the tightest at 44% ($4,000 against $9,000), Tradeify Growth the loosest at 56%.

What to watch at 150K

The price spread is huge. Topstep bills $199 a month. Apex lists its End of Day 150K at $2,190 one time and its Intraday at $1,190, with coupon prices in the table. Bulenox is $325 one time. Which one is cheapest for you depends on how many months or attempts you need, so put your own numbers into the evaluation cost calculator.

$9,000 is a long way. Even at $500 a day that's 18 green days with no red ones. Plan the target in days you can actually survive, not in one big session. The profit target guide walks through it.

Daily limits get big, but so do the swings. Apex End of Day pauses you at $2,000, MyFundedFutures Builder at $2,500, Tradeify Growth at $3,750. Topstep and Lucid let you choose. A bigger account invites bigger size, and bigger size burns through those numbers just as fast.

Not every firm sells one. Alpha Futures stops at 100K in the plans we track, so its rules are in the 100K comparison.

Who a 150K suits

Traders who already pass smaller evals and want one account instead of stacking several. If you haven't passed a 50K with the same rules, start there and practice in the simulator first.

Blow it here, not on a paid eval

Run the same rules on your own trades in the simulator. Free, no card, and a blown account costs you nothing but pride.

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