The honest futures prop firm comparison
How Redline Futures Funding stacks up against every major futures prop firm — pricing, profit split, drawdown rules, and payout terms, no marketing fluff.
Why traders pick Redline in 2026
Most prop firms run on a monthly-subscription Trading Combine model. You pay every month until you pass, and the longer the eval takes, the more they make. Redline charges once — $47 for a 25K, $87 for a 50K, $147 for a 100K, $192 for a 150K. No subscription. No "we hope you don't pass" dynamic.
The eval rules are also written for how futures traders actually trade. No daily loss limit — only the trailing drawdown applies. Overnight and weekend holds permitted. 1-day minimum to pass — if you hit your profit target on day one without breaching the trailing DD, you've passed. Most competitors keep daily-loss rules or multi-day minimums on at least some plans.
Profit split is a flat 80% to the trader, 20% to the firm. No threshold gates ("90% but only after $15K"), no consistency rules ("no day greater than 30% of total"), no scaling tiers. You earn 80% from the first dollar of your first payout.
Payouts settle in 24-48 hours via ACH, US wire, or international wire (SWIFT/IBAN). Caps are $1,500 per cycle. Public payout certificates and a live leaderboard back up the marketing claims.
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$47 (25K) · $87 (50K) · $147 (100K) · $192 (150K) — one-time, no monthly subscription. Skip the eval entirely with Instant Funded if you'd rather start funded today.
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