Apex Trader Funding7.9/10 4.2 (21K)
VS
Funded Futures Family8.2/10 4.5 (3.8K)
Checked 3 Nov 2026

Apex Trader Funding vs Funded Futures Family

50K EOD Trail vs Prime 50K

10 rules compared
2Apex Trader Funding better
3Ties
5Funded Futures Family better

Funded Futures Family gets you funded for $986 less.

Neither firm is better for everyone. Start with the drawdown type and daily limit, because those decide whether your trading style survives the evaluation. Then compare cost and payouts. Both are futures firms, so the account sizes match.

Head to head
Apex Trader FundingFunded Futures Family
Cost to get funded
$1,190
$204
Funded Futures Family $986 less
Evaluation price
$1,190 one-time
$204 monthly
Different billing
Activation fee
None
None
Tie
Profit target
$3,000 (6%)
$3,000 (6%)
Tie
Maximum loss
$2,000 (4%)End-of-day trailing
$2,000 (4%)End-of-day trailing
Tie
Minimum trading days
None
1
Apex Trader Funding fewer days
Profit split
100%
90%
Apex Trader Funding keeps more
Restricted countries
87
40
Funded Futures Family fewer restrictions
Our rating (out of 10)
7.9
8.2
Funded Futures Family rated higher
Daily loss limit
$1,000 (evaluation only)
None
Funded Futures Family has no forced limit
Consistency rule
50% rule at payout
None in the evaluation; best day ≤ 40% of each payout cycle (funded)
Funded Futures Family is less restrictive
Payouts
From trading day 8, after 5 profitable days of $50+; $500 minimum
Every 3 trading days; $500 profit needed since your last payout; up to $2,000 on the first payout, then $2,500
Different schedules
Platforms
NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Rithmic, TradingView
Tradovate, WealthCharts
Apex Trader Funding supports more platforms

Green marks the better value on each row. List prices.

Choose Apex Trader Funding if…
7.9/10 4.2 (21K)
  • You want to keep more of each payout (100%).
  • You’d rather pay once than monthly.
  • You trade on NinjaTrader, Rithmic, TradingView.
Choose Funded Futures Family if…
8.2/10 4.5 (3.8K)
  • You want the cheaper way in ($204 vs $1,190).
  • You don’t want a forced daily loss limit.
  • You expect to pass quickly and want a low first payment.
  • You trade on WealthCharts.
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