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See exactly what lands in your pocket from your next payout — profit splits, 100%-first-tier bonuses and consistency rules included, for the top prop firms of 2026.
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Splits, tiers and rules change constantly. Presets verified August 2026 — always confirm in your firm dashboard before planning around a number.
The percentage on the pricing page is only the beginning of the story. Your real take-home from a funded account depends on four things: the profit split (and whether it improves over time), any 100%-first-profits tier (Goat Funded Futures pays all of your first $10,000; Blue Guardian Futures your first $15,000), the consistency rule (many firms block payouts if one day produced too much of your profit), and minimum payout thresholds and per-request caps.
This calculator does the full math, not just the split. Enter your numbers, and it tells you what lands in your account, whether a consistency rule blocks the request — and exactly how much more you need to trade to unlock it.
A 40% consistency rule means your best single day can’t exceed 40% of the cycle’s total profit. One great day of $1,200 against $2,000 total profit is 60% — payout blocked, not because you did anything wrong, but because the firm wants repeatable trading. The fix is never to trade bigger; it’s to keep trading small, steady days until the best day dilutes below the cap. The calculator shows the exact profit figure that unlocks you.
Most reputable firms pay 80–90% of profits, with several paying 100% of your first profits (Goat Funded Futures: first $10K; Blue Guardian Futures: first $15K) or 100% tiers on certain plans (FundingPips’ monthly cadence, The 5%ers’ top scaling levels). The published split is only part of the equation — consistency rules, minimums and per-request caps determine what you can actually withdraw and when.
The most common reasons: a consistency rule breach (best day too large a share of profit), not enough qualifying winning days, requesting below the minimum payout, exceeding a per-request cap, or profits earned from prohibited practices (news-window trades at some firms, copied trades). Check your firm’s payout policy line by line before requesting — the calculator’s consistency check covers the most common blocker.
It varies wildly: Take Profit Trader and Tradeify Select pay daily; MyFundedFutures Rapid every 5 winning days; Topstep on demand once eligible; most forex firms run weekly to monthly cycles — FundingPips famously pays a higher split the less often you withdraw (60% weekly up to 100% monthly). Pick the cadence that matches your cash-flow needs, not just the biggest number.
Often, yes — usually in your favor. Several firms raise your split after consecutive payouts, drop consistency rules after a threshold (Apex’s rule disappears after the 6th payout), or unlock scaling. The first payouts are the hardest; the machine gets friendlier once you prove consistency.
Risk disclaimer: Trading futures and forex involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. This tool is educational only and is not financial advice. Split and rule figures are based on publicly published information as of August 2026 and change without notice — always verify with your prop firm.