Shortlist
The cheapest
way in.
The entry price, firm by firm: the cheapest account that pays a profit split. Watch the billing: a monthly fee keeps running until you pass.
In short Phidias Propfirm is the cheapest way in today: $44 one-time, 25K. Then Topstep ($49 per month, 50K) and Elite Trader Funding ($57 one-time, 10K). 14 of the 14 futures firms on the board qualify. Data of October 13, 2026.
- 1Cheapest account$44one-time · 25K
- 2Cheapest account$49per month · 50K · $98 if it takes two months
- 3Cheapest account$57one-time · 10K
- 4Cheapest account$65.30one-time · 25K
- 5Cheapest account$69one-time · 50K
- 6Cheapest account$79per month · 50K · $158 if it takes two months
- 7Cheapest account$94one-time · 25K
- 8Cheapest account$99one-time · 25K
- 9Cheapest account$100per month · 25K · $200 if it takes two months
- 10Cheapest account$105one-time · 25K
- 11Cheapest account$119per month · 50K · $238 if it takes two months
- 12Cheapest account$150per month · 25K · $300 if it takes two months
- 13Cheapest account$150per month · 25K · $300 if it takes two months
- 14Cheapest account$167one-time · 25K
. The board shows this account: the cheapest whose price is known, among those that pay a split.
How the list
is built.
Firms ranked by the price of their cheapest account that pays a profit split, lowest first.
When a firm does not publish a value, the board says “not stated”. It is never rounded to zero, never guessed, and an unknown value never ranks first when you sort.
Some links are affiliate links: if you sign up through them, the firm or DeepCharts pays us a commission, at no extra cost to you, and often with a discount for you. Affiliate links are marked and carry rel="sponsored". Being an affiliate never moves a firm up the board. Firms without a program stay listed, marked “no affiliation”.
Open the full boardWhat it does
not tell you.
A monthly price and a one-time price are not the same thing: if you need two months to pass, a $50 subscription costs $100. Activation fees at the funded stage and resets come on top. And the cheapest account is often the smallest, with the tightest drawdown.
Questions traders ask
What are the cheapest futures prop firms?
On October 13, 2026: Phidias Propfirm ($44 one-time, 25K), Topstep ($49 per month, 50K), Elite Trader Funding ($57 one-time, 10K), Lucid Trading ($65.30 one-time, 25K), Goat Funded Futures ($69 one-time, 50K), Alpha Futures ($79 per month, 50K), Bulenox ($94 one-time, 25K), Tradeify ($99 one-time, 25K), TradeDay ($100 per month, 25K), My Funded Futures ($105 one-time, 25K), FTMO Futures ($119 per month, 50K), Earn2Trade ($150 per month, 25K), Take Profit Trader ($150 per month, 25K) and Apex Trader Funding ($167 one-time, 25K).
How is this list ranked?
Firms ranked by the price of their cheapest account that pays a profit split, lowest first. The data comes from the fundedyield database and is refreshed every 6 hours. A value a firm does not publish never ranks first.
Do prop firms pay to appear on this list?
No. The order comes from the data alone. 4 of these 14 firms have an affiliate program with fillprint: their links are marked “Affiliate link” and carry rel="sponsored", and that never moves them up the list.












