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FunderPro Futures Review 2026: Monthly Fees, Profit Targets and Rules

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Rohan
Founder
Updated
Oct 2026
1% risk per trade2% risk per tradeSolid line = median · Shaded band = 10th–90th percentileStarting capital

Each faint trail is one simulated future for this strategy. The bold line is the median — half of runs finished above it, half below. The shaded band spans the lucky 10th to unlucky 90th percentile, so an outcome inside the band was reasonable to expect; outside, less so.

Key takeaways
  • FunderPro Futures is a separate futures product from FunderPro's CFD challenges
  • One-step challenges billed monthly: $79–$559 per month depending on plan and size
  • Every plan has a 6% profit target and an end-of-day trailing drawdown
  • A Daily Pause stops trading for the day instead of failing the account
  • Monthly billing means a slow pass costs more. Budget for 2–3 months

FunderPro Futures is FunderPro's futures challenge, covering CME, COMEX, NYMEX, CBOT and EUREX contracts. It runs differently from FunderPro's CFD challenges: it is billed monthly, has one phase, and uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown. TradeOnMath has an affiliate relationship with FunderPro.

Rules below were restructured in June 2026 and reviewed from public sources in October 2026. Third-party sources disagree on some details, so confirm on FunderPro's site before buying.

Plans and monthly fees

Plan$50K$100K$150K$200KActivation fee
Beginner$79/mo$149/mo$219/mo—$0
Mid-Level$89/mo$149/mo$229/mo$339/mo$129
Professional$219/mo$329/mo$449/mo$559/mo$119

The fee renews every 30 days until you pass or cancel. Mid-Level and Professional also charge an activation fee when you pass. There is no recurring fee on the funded account.

Profit target and drawdown

AccountProfit target (6%)Max drawdown (EOD trailing)
$50K$3,000$2,000
$100K$6,000$3,000
$150K$9,000$4,500
$200K$12,000$6,000

The drawdown is measured at the end of each trading day and trails your highest closing balance. It stops trailing once it reaches your starting balance. Because it is end-of-day, intraday swings do not move the floor; only your closing balance does.

Daily Pause and consistency rule

  • Daily Pause: hitting the daily limit (around 2% on funded accounts) stops trading for the day. It does not fail the account
  • Consistency: no single day can be more than 40% of your total profit during the challenge (50% once funded)
  • No minimum trading days and no evaluation deadline
  • All positions must be flat at the end of each day. No weekend holding

What a slow pass really costs

Because the fee is monthly, time matters. On the $100K Beginner plan:

Months to passFees paidPlus resets?
1$149No
2$298No
3$447No
3 + one reset$576$129 reset
Total cost formula
Total cost = Monthly fee × Months + Activation fee + Resets

Compare this with one-time-fee CFD challenges where the cost is fixed no matter how long you take. The prop firm challenge math shows how fees and pass rates combine.

Profit split and payouts

PlanSplitPayout rule
Beginner80% flatAfter 5 profitable days of $100+
Mid-Level80% → 85% → 90%After 5 profitable days of $200+
Professional80% flatUp to $10,000 per request, 14-day cycle

Dashboard and platforms

Execution runs through Rithmic, with platforms such as ATAS, Quantower and DeepCharts listed by reviewers. Check the current platform list before buying. Market data beyond basic CME Level 1 can add a monthly cost.

Trust note

FunderPro's parent brand received a Trustpilot consumer warning in January 2026 and appointed a new CEO in June 2026. One review site reports that about 10% of challenge buyers reach the funded stage. Start with a smaller account until payout reports from the futures product build up.

FAQ

What is the FunderPro Futures monthly fee?

From $79 per month (Beginner $50K) to $559 per month (Professional $200K). It renews every 30 days until you pass or cancel.

What is the FunderPro Futures profit target?

6% of the account size on every plan: $3,000 on $50K, $6,000 on $100K, $9,000 on $150K and $12,000 on $200K.

Is the drawdown intraday or end-of-day?

End-of-day trailing. It moves up with your highest closing balance and stops at your starting balance.

Can I hold futures over the weekend?

No. Positions must be closed at the end of each trading day.

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