Prop firm comparison tool

It depends on your strategy. For scalpers, profit split and execution platform matter most. For swing traders, drawdown rules and account size flexibility are critical. For everyone, payout speed and reliability should weight heavily — a firm with slow payouts can negate any other advantage.

Profit split percentages refer to the share of trading profits the trader receives. Most prop firms pay weekly or bi-weekly via wire transfer, crypto, or PayPal. The advertised split is what you get after the firm's cut. Some firms have a scaling plan that increases your split as you hit profit milestones.

Yes. The comparison tool shows challenge costs side by side for common account sizes available across all the firms you've selected. If two firms don't offer the same account size, that row won't appear — we only show what's directly comparable.

Daily loss limit, maximum drawdown, consistency rule, weekend holding policy, and news trading restrictions. The difference between a strict consistency rule and a lenient one can completely change which strategies work at that firm.

We pull challenge rules, fees, and rule data from each firm's official documentation and review it weekly. Trustpilot ratings refresh in real-time. If you spot something out of date, the firm's individual review page on Propfirmbook has the most recent breakdown.

Prop firms are not regulated like retail brokers because traders aren't depositing capital to trade — they're paying for an evaluation challenge and trading the firm's simulated capital. What matters is the firm's payout track record and how long they've been operating. Both are visible on each firm's Propfirmbook review page.