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Audacity Capital Ability One: what does it cost? Rules and payouts (2026)

What is Audacity Capital Ability One? A 1-step challenge in 5 sizes, from 5K to 100K. At 100K it costs $699, with a 10% target, a 3% daily loss limit and a 6% maximum loss.

Audacity Capital Ability One, 100K: the rules on one chart

$100,000$110,000Target +10%$94,000Max loss floor −6% (fixed)Daily limit −3% from the day's startexample account
TARGETS10%one targetNo time limit
DAILY LOSS3%
MAX LOSS6% staticFloor stays at $94,000

What does Ability One cost by size?

AccountPriceTargetDaily lossMax lossSplit
$5,000$6910%3%6%75%
$10,000$9910%3%6%75%
$25,000$24910%3%6%75%
$50,000$39910%3%6%75%
$100,000$69910%3%6%75%

Are these prices current? They're list prices without coupons, checked on 14 November 2026. Firms change prices often, so confirm on their site before paying.

Which rules matter?

Type1-Step
DrawdownStatic
Minimum days3
Time limitNone
Consistency ruleNone
PayoutsEvery 2 weeks
Profit split75%

Is the drawdown trailing? No, it's static: the limit is fixed at the starting balance and never rises, so profit gives you more room. Is there a consistency rule? No, so one big day won't hold up a payout. Is there a time limit? No.

What are the alternatives at 100K?

What else is there at 100K? Other 1-step challenges, cheapest first. Ability One costs $699.

FirmPriceTargetMax loss
Instant Funding$259
One-Phase Micro
7%7%
Blue Guardian$320
1 Step Nano
10%6%
FundedElite$369
Lite 1 Step
12%6%
Maven Trading$380
1-Step Challenge
8%5%
Atmos Funded$383
1-Step Standard
10%6%
FXIFY$399
Lightning
5%4%

So, is it worth it?

Is anything cheaper? 6 firms are at this size, so compare the rules before you buy. What do customers think? 3.4/5 on Trustpilot, so read recent reviews first.

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Got questions?

What does Audacity Capital Ability One cost at 100K?

$699. Across sizes the price ranges from $69 (5K) to $699 (100K).

What target and limits does Ability One have?

Target: 10%. Daily loss limit: 3%. Maximum loss: 6%, on a static drawdown.

When does Ability One pay out?

Every 2 weeks, with a 75% split.