OneUp Trader review: rules, price & payouts

FUTURESEvaluation 50K · $50K account · checked 3 Nov 2026
7.3/10
GoodProp Firm Chart rating
4.5 Trustpilot (2.4K)

$3,000 target · intraday trailing drawdown · no daily limit

Evaluation price$75Monthly
Cost to get funded$150incl. $75 activation
Max loss$2,500Intraday trailing · 5%
Profit split90%100% of the first $10,000, then 90%
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Our verdict

OneUp Trader scores 7.3 out of 10 (good) on our rating. It suits traders keeping the cost of each attempt low and traders who don’t want a forced daily stop. The main catch: $75 activation fee when you pass.

Pros and cons

What’s good

  • One of the cheapest futures firms to get funded: $150 all in
  • No daily loss limit
  • No consistency rule
  • 90% profit split
  • Works with 7 platforms, including NinjaTrader and R|Trader Pro

Watch out for

  • $75 activation fee when you pass
  • Billed monthly, so a slow evaluation costs more
  • Intraday trailing drawdown: open profit raises your floor in real time
  • Funded: 90-day probation, above the starting balance at each 15-day check
  • First payout timing isn’t clearly published

OneUp Trader Evaluation 50K rules

Profit target$3,000 (6%)
Maximum loss$2,500, intraday trailing
Daily loss limitNone
Consistency ruleYour next 3 best days must add up to at least 80% of your best day (evaluation)
Minimum trading days10
Profit split100% of the first $10,000, then 90%
PayoutsAny weekday once you are above the withdrawal threshold ($2,500 profit cushion on the 50K); $1,000 minimum
BillingMonthly, plus $75 activation after passing
Restricted countries19 countries named, plus sanctioned jurisdictions. Check yours
Platforms
NinjaTraderR|Trader ProQuantowerSierra ChartATASBookmapJigsaw

Every OneUp Trader account size

Evaluation · billed monthly · list prices before any sale

AccountPriceActivationCost to get fundedProfit targetMax lossDaily limitMax minis
$25K$65/mo$65$130$1,500$1,500 6%None3
$50K$75/mo$75$150$3,000$2,500 5%None6
$100K$150/mo$150$300$6,000$3,500 3.5%None12
$150K$175/mo$175$350$9,000$5,000 3.3%None15
$250K$325/mo$325$650$15,000$5,500 2.2%None25

OneUp charges half the price up front and the other half as an activation fee when you pass; the activation shown equals the monthly price. No daily loss limit on any size. Source: OneUp Trader pricing, 3 Nov 2026. Firms change prices often; the checkout price is final.

What traders report

Common praise

  • Support is the most common praise, including a 24/7 chat that answers questions on the spot
  • The evaluation and rules are described as simple and straightforward
  • Works with NinjaTrader 8, and the dashboard tracks progress clearly

Common complaints

  • Some reviewers call the rules and intraday drawdown restrictive and say they demand strict risk management
  • One 1-star reviewer disputed a subscription charge on a breached account and a fee to restore it; the firm replied that reviews are never required
  • Recent reviews say little about payouts: most comments cover the evaluation and the activation fee

Summarised from Trustpilot, OneUp Trader reviews, checked 4 Nov 2026. Individual experiences vary.

Who OneUp Trader suits

A good fit if you…

  • want each attempt to cost as little as possible
  • don’t want a forced daily stop

Think twice if you…

  • need many weeks to pass
  • let trades run before taking profit

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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$1501 × $75/mo + $75 activation
Gross profit$7,5005% of $50K × 3 months
Your share$6,750100% of the first $10,000, then 90%
Net after fees$6,600Return on fees 4,400%

To earn back your fees you need 0.3% profit on the funded account ($167). Monthly evaluations bill again each month you take to pass, so count each extra month as another attempt.

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 OneUp Trader’s rules), and most traders fail evaluations. Not financial advice.