Prop firm account plans by size
What a funded account costs at each size, and every plan listed firms sell there. Updated 27 October 2026.
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The median evaluation price for a prop firm account, in US dollars, by size: $5k $50, $10k $95, $25k $199, $50k $299, $100k $539, $150k $700, $200k $999. Each size lists every plan the firms we list sell at it, with the profit target, drawdown and split you trade to.
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Medians are over evaluation plans priced in US dollars; instant funding is listed on each size page but priced apart.
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Where these figures come from
Where these figures come from
Every plan is read from a firm Prop Firm Pal lists. Verified firms’ plans were checked by a person; plans marked sourced, not verified were read from the firm’s own website and cited. A price that is the same at every size is a flat fee rather than a plan price, and is left out. For the firms themselves, ranked, see the best prop firms and how that ranking works on the methodology page.
FAQs - account plans
Answered from the plans on this page.
Of the sizes on this page, $50k is sold by the most listed firms - 72 of them, across 234 plans.
Per dollar of funding, usually. At the median, a $5k evaluation costs $10 per $1,000 of funding and a $200k one $5. A failed large account still costs more in absolute terms, so size up only when the rules suit how you trade.
Plans from firms Prop Firm Pal lists - verified by a person, featured, or sourced, not verified from the firm’s own website - where the price, a drawdown limit and, for an evaluation, the profit target are all on record. A size gets a page when at least five firms sell a complete plan at it.
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