DayTraders review: rules, price & payouts

FUTURESEOD Evaluation 50K · $50K account · checked 3 Nov 2026
7.9/10
Very goodProp Firm Chart rating
4.5 Trustpilot (331)

$3,000 target · end-of-day trailing drawdown · $1,250 daily limit

Evaluation price$105One-time
Cost to get funded$110incl. $5 activation
Max loss$2,000End-of-day trailing · 4%
Profit split100%100% on simulated funded accounts
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Our verdict

DayTraders scores 7.9 out of 10 (very good) on our rating. It suits traders keeping the cost of each attempt low and traders who let winners run during the session. The main catch: $5 activation fee when you pass.

Pros and cons

What’s good

  • One of the cheapest futures firms to get funded: $110 all in
  • One-time fee, no monthly rebilling
  • End-of-day drawdown: open-trade swings don’t raise your floor
  • 100% profit split

Watch out for

  • $5 activation fee when you pass
  • Funded: best day at or below 30% of each payout cycle
  • Daily loss limit: $1,250
  • Consistency rule: best day at or below 50% of total profit in the evaluation
  • Not available in 80 countries; check yours below

DayTraders EOD Evaluation 50K rules

Profit target$3,000 (6%)
Maximum loss$2,000, end-of-day trailing
Daily loss limit$1,250 (pauses trading until the next session; doesn’t fail the account)
Consistency ruleBest day ≤ 50% of profit (evaluation); ≤ 30% of each payout cycle (funded)
Minimum trading days2 qualifying days
Profit split100% on simulated funded accounts
PayoutsEvery 8 qualifying days ($200+ days); $500 minimum, $2,000 maximum per request
BillingOne-time, plus $5 activation after passing
Restricted countries80 countries. Check yours
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Every DayTraders account size

EOD Evaluation · one-time fee · list prices before any sale

AccountPriceActivationCost to get fundedProfit targetMax lossDaily limitMax minis
$25K$80$5$85$1,500$1,000 4%$8006
$50K$105$5$110$3,000$2,000 4%$1,25010
$150K$225$5$230$8,500$4,000 2.7%$2,00012
$300K$400$5$405$15,000$6,500 2.2%$3,25040

A $5 activation fee applies when you pass. DayTraders also sells Trail (intraday), Static, straight-to-funded and straight-to-live accounts. Source: DayTraders pricing, 3 Nov 2026. Firms change prices often; the checkout price is final.

What traders report

Common praise

  • Payouts are the most common praise: automated approvals, with one reviewer reporting approval in under 20 minutes
  • Support is described as responsive and patient
  • Rules are described as clear, with no hidden conditions

Common complaints

  • Some reviewers report freezing, timeouts and slow loading on the Onyx platform
  • Reviewers say a newer rule requiring profit targets within 30 days led to harsh account terminations
  • Activation fees are the main concern for some reviewers
  • Consistency limits tighten on funded accounts, from 50% in the evaluation to 30% on Pro and 20% on S2F

Summarised from Trustpilot, DayTraders.com reviews, checked 4 Nov 2026 and TradersPost, DayTraders review, Feb 2026 (TradersPost sells trade automation). Individual experiences vary.

Who DayTraders suits

A good fit if you…

  • want each attempt to cost as little as possible
  • let winners run during the session

Think twice if you…

  • need rules that differ from the table above

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What would you keep?

Your payout after the split and every fee, and the profit you need just to break even.

Fees paid$1101 × $105 + $5 activation
Gross profit$7,5005% of $50K × 3 months
Your share$7,500100% on simulated funded accounts
Net after fees$7,390Return on fees 6,718%

To earn back your fees you need 0.2% profit on the funded account ($110).

An estimate, not a promise. It assumes every month is profitable and fully paid out. Real payouts are limited by buffers, consistency rules, payout caps and minimum days (see DayTraders’s rules), and most traders fail evaluations. Not financial advice.