Take Profit Trader

US (Windermere, FL) futures-only firm built around day-one, no-window withdrawals from a simulated funded account (Test → PRO → live PRO+).

Published terms, verified from the firm’s official site as of 2026-08-17.

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Key terms

Asset class
Futures (simulated; live at PRO+)
Fee model
Monthly Test sub + $130 one-time activation
Drawdown
Test end-of-day · PRO intraday trailing · PRO+ end-of-day
Profit split
80% PRO · 90% PRO+
Profit target (50K)
$3,000
Trailing drawdown (50K)
$2,000
Daily loss limit
None
Min trading days
3 on tests bought from 2026-08-17 · 5 on tests bought earlier, and on their resets
Consistency
50% on the Test; none once funded

Programs

  • Test: one-step evaluation (monthly subscription, no time limit to pass)
  • PRO: simulated funded account; day-one withdrawals; 80% split
  • PRO+: live-market tier (90% split, EOD drawdown, no buffer), by performance review, not purchase

Pricing

  • Test (monthly): 25K $150 · 50K $170 · 75K $245 · 100K $330 · 150K $360
  • One-time PRO activation: $130

List prices re-verified 2026-07-25. This firm runs discounts most of the time, so the list price above is a ceiling rather than what you will pay — check the firm’s own checkout before budgeting.

Estimated cost to funded

$597–$1,191

No firm-specific pass rate yet — using a typical eval pass rate, shown as a range.

Estimate, not a quote.

By account size

SizeStickerModeled totalRetry
25K $150 $517–$991 $79
50K $170 $597–$1,191 $99
100K $330 $967–$1,981 $169
150K $360 $1,087–$2,281 $199

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Payout

  • 80 / 20 at PRO, 90 / 10 at PRO+
  • Day-one withdrawals, no payout window or minimum days, on profit above the buffer
  • Buffer = starting balance + drawdown; withdrawing below it closes the account at a reduced split
  • Paid via Plaid/ACH (US), PayPal or Wise; typically ~1 business day

Platforms

TradovateNinjaTraderTradingViewRithmic (Quantower, R|Trader, MotiveWave)

Rules & restrictions

  • No daily loss limit on any phase
  • 50% consistency on the Test only (raises the target, does not fail you)
  • Flat by 5pm ET: no overnight holding
  • News restrictions on PRO/PRO+: flat with no open orders one minute before, during and after FOMC, NFP and CPI on all products, plus Crude Oil Inventories on crude and bond auctions on the 10-year and 30-year. None on the Test
  • PRO and PRO+ carry a weekly activity requirement: at least one round-trip per calendar week or the account can be lost
  • No bots/algos; up to 5 funded accounts

Pros

  • Day-one, no-window withdrawals: the firm’s real differentiator
  • One-time $130 funded fee, then no recurring funded-account cost
  • No daily loss limit and no scaling plan
  • Path to a live (PRO+) tier at 90% with a friendlier EOD drawdown

Cons

  • The PRO (funded) stage uses real-time intraday trailing: the harshest drawdown type
  • Buffer trap: withdrawing too early closes the account at a reduced split
  • Funded accounts are simulated until the merit-based PRO+ upgrade
  • Recurring Test fee; a slow pass can cost several months
  • Futures only; near-permanent promos make the “base” price murky

The desk’s read

Take Profit Trader is a futures-only, one-step firm built around day-one, no-window payouts from a simulated PRO account, with a monthly Test subscription and a one-time $130 activation. Its defining trade-off is the drawdown: an easier end-of-day model on the Test that switches to a stricter real-time intraday model once funded, reverting to end-of-day only at the merit-based, live PRO+ tier (90% split, no buffer). Pricing is almost always discounted by a rotating promo, so the advertised base rarely reflects the real cost.

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