My Funded Futures vs Take Profit Trader
Compare pricing, evaluation rules, funded rules, payouts and platforms side by side. Change the firm, account type or size in each card and the whole table updates instantly.
🇨🇦 Canada · est. 2023
🇺🇸 United States · est. 2021
My Funded FuturesTake Profit Trader
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Key Differences
My Funded Futures and Take Profit Trader take noticeably different approaches to funding traders. My Funded Futures is the cheapest way in — entry-level evaluations start at $87.20 with code TICKSHIFT (-20%), versus $150 at Take Profit Trader.
On experience, Take Profit Trader has been operating since 2021, giving it the longest public payout track record here, while My Funded Futures (est. 2023) competes with within 24 hours payouts and a maximum allocation of $600K. Profit splits reach 90% at My Funded Futures and 80% at Take Profit Trader.
Rule structure is where most traders should focus: compare each firm's drawdown style, consistency rule and daily loss limit in the table above — switching the account type and size dropdowns updates every row so you can compare the exact accounts you'd actually buy.
Trading Rules: Side-by-Side
Which Firm Is Right for You?
Budget-Conscious Beginners
Our pick
My Funded Futures
- Evaluations from $87.20 with code TICKSHIFT
- Rapid Plan uses a eod trailing drawdown
- Payouts: Within 24 hours
Experienced Traders
Our pick
Take Profit Trader
- Scale up to $450K in total allocation
- Profit split up to 80%
- PRO Evaluation for advanced rule flexibility
Frequently Asked Questions
With current discounts, entry-level evaluations start at $87.20 at My Funded Futures (code TICKSHIFT), $150 at Take Profit Trader. Use the dropdowns above to compare the exact account type and size you plan to buy — pricing gaps change significantly across sizes, and the “Cost per $1K” row normalizes them.