Prop firm evals with no consistency rule
These evaluations let you pass without a best-day rule: one big day can reach the target. Most of them put the rule somewhere else instead, either a daily loss limit on the eval or a best-day rule on payouts from the funded account. The list is built from our firm data and changes when the data does.
The list
| Firm | Account | Sizes | Drawdown | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Futures | Zero | 25K, 50K, 100K | end of day | from $89 /month |
| Apex Trader Funding | EOD Trailing Drawdown | 25K, 50K, 100K, 150K | end of day | from $490 one-time |
| Apex Trader Funding | Intraday Trailing Drawdown | 25K, 50K, 100K, 150K | intraday peak | from $167 one-time |
| Bulenox | Qualification | 25K, 50K, 100K, 150K | your choice | from $145 one-time |
| MyFundedFutures | Builder | 50K, 150K | end of day | from $153 one-time |
| Tradeify | Growth | 25K, 50K, 100K, 150K | end of day | not verified |
"No consistency rule" here means no best-day rule to pass the eval. Prices are list prices; "not verified" means we haven't confirmed a fixed price from the firm. Every firm name links to the full profile.
What you give up instead
Firms rarely drop a rule for free. Look at what each account adds:
- A daily loss limit. Many accounts without a best-day rule stop you for the day after a fixed loss. That protects you from one terrible day, but it also caps how fast you can recover.
- A best-day rule on payouts. The eval lets one big day pass you, then the funded account checks every payout cycle. At Apex no single day can be 50% or more of the profit since your last payout. See the Apex PA rules.
- Time. Some of these are 30-day evals, so a passing day has to come soon.
Who should care
- Big-day traders. If 60% of your month comes from one session, a consistency rule moves your target every time. Run your last month through the consistency calculator and see how far.
- Steady traders. You probably don't need this list. A best-day cap of 50% on a $3,000 target is $1,500, and if your days are $300 to $600, it never fires.
Related lists: evals without a daily loss limit, evals without an activation fee and end-of-day drawdown evals. For the rule itself, the consistency rules guide has the math.
Questions people actually ask
Which prop firms have no consistency rule?
On the eval, the accounts in the table above. Check the funded side too: several of them add a best-day rule to payouts, for example Apex's 50% rule on the PA.
Is no consistency rule always better?
Only if your profit comes in a few big days. If you trade steady small days, a 50% or 55% rule rarely touches you, and the account without it may cost you something else, like a daily loss limit.
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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