How do we score prop firms?
Each firm gets a score from 0 to 10, calculated the same way every time from data you can check yourself: published prices and rules, and the Trustpilot rating.
What goes into a score?
Each firm gets a score from 0 to 10, calculated the same way every time from data you can check yourself: published prices and rules, and the Trustpilot rating.
Why does Trustpilot count 40%?
Because customer feedback is the clearest sign of whether a firm pays. If a firm has no rating yet, we use the other three parts and say so in the review.
How is the profit split scored? (20%)
A 70% split scores nothing; 100% scores full marks.
How is price scored? (20%)
We take the cheapest $100,000 challenge paying at least 80%, without pay-after-pass. $200 or less scores full marks; $650 or more scores nothing.
How is trading freedom scored? (20%)
We check seven styles: news trading, weekend holding, expert advisors, hedging, scalping, copy trading and martingale. Allowed = 1 point, restricted = half, banned = 0.
Can money change a score?
No. Some links pay us a commission, but every firm goes through the same formula.
How current is the data?
We recheck prices and rules regularly, and each page shows the last check date. Found something outdated? Tell us through the contact form.