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Who is growing, who is shrinking, and who has lost most of their audience.
Prop firm health - the short answer
Prop Firm Pal tracks monthly web traffic for 566 prop firms, of which 419 have enough history to read a trend. Figures below are for September 2026. 179 firms have lost more than 40% of their traffic over three months, the steepest being Quantx at 100%. 90 have grown by more than half, led by Kudo Funded at +3522%. These are third-party estimates of website visits. Falling traffic is not proof that a firm is in trouble, and rising traffic is not proof that one is trustworthy - but a firm quietly losing most of its audience is worth knowing about before paying for an evaluation.
Falling sharply
179 firms. Down more than 40% over three months. Not proof of trouble on its own, but it is the pattern that precedes most closures.
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Monthly visits
3-month change
…and 119 more.
Declining
71 firms. Down 10–40% over three months.
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Monthly visits
3-month change
…and 11 more.
Steady
38 firms. Within 10% of where it was three months ago.
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Monthly visits
3-month change
Growing
41 firms. Up 10–50% over three months.
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Monthly visits
3-month change
Growing fast
90 firms. Up more than 50% over three months.
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Monthly visits
3-month change
…and 30 more.
How to read this
What a traffic trend can and cannot tell you about a firm.
Traffic estimates
These are third-party estimates of website visits, collected once a month and stored against the month they describe. They are not trader counts, funded account numbers, or revenue, and small sites carry a wide margin of error - firms below roughly 500 monthly visits are shown without a trend rather than with a meaningless one.
A falling number is not proof that a firm is in trouble, and a rising one is not proof that a firm pays out. What the trend is genuinely good for is spotting a firm losing its audience months before anything is announced - which is the point at which a trader still has the option not to buy an evaluation.
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