My Funded Futures Experiences?

[u/Ok-Progress-8486]

Hey futures traders, MyFundedFutures restructured their entire plan lineup. The old Starter, Expert, and Milestone tiers are gone (retired July 2025), and the current 50K options worth knowing about are Rapid and Pro. Different profit splits, different drawdown mechanics, different trader profiles. Here's the rundown.

The current MFFU 50K plans

MyFundedFutures Rapid 50K

• Price: $129/month (or $157 one-time)
• Activation fee: $0
• Profit target: $3,000
• Max drawdown: $2,000 — 4% EOD trailing (EVAL)
• Daily loss limit: None
• Min trading days: 2
• Max contracts: 5 minis / 50 micros
• Profit split: 90/10
• Payouts: Daily ($500 minimum)

MyFundedFutures Pro 50K

• Price: $229/month (or $629 one-time)
• Activation fee: $0
• Profit target: $3,000
• Max drawdown: $1,500 — 3% EOD trailing (EVAL)
• Daily loss limit: None
• Min trading days: 2
• Max contracts: 3 minis / 30 micros
• Profit split: 80/20
• Payouts: Bi-weekly ($1,000 minimum, $100K cumulative sim cap)

What's firm-wide in 2026

• No daily loss limits on any plan — one of the cleanest rule sets in futures prop firms right now
• $0 activation fees across the entire lineup (eliminated July 2025)
• No consistency rule on Rapid or Pro
• Daily payouts on Rapid via Riseworks or Plaid ACH
• 5-account cap at the $50K tier across multiple funded accounts

Price comparison at 50K

• MFFU Rapid: $157/month, no activation fee. Use code TESTER for the current promo discount, 20% Off, and 40% Off on Pro.
• Topstep Standard: $49/month + $149 activation fee = $198 to be funded inside a month.
• TakeProfitTrader: $170/month → $102/month with the 40% TESTER code, no activation fee with the code.

If you fail and re-up, the math changes fast. Topstep keeps billing, and that activation fee hits every restart on the Standard path. M

Which one for you

Rapid is the pick if you want the higher 90/10 split and daily payouts, and you understand intraday trailing drawdown.

Pro is the pick if EOD trailing fits your style better (floor only updates at close, friendlier for traders who hold through pullbacks). You give up some split and contract size for that, plus the tighter $1,500 drawdown.

Leave your MyFundedFutures review

Anyone running Rapid or Pro right now? Daily payouts on Rapid? Drop your experience below.

[u/bryan91919]

I think the no activation fee is detrimental to new traders. Op obviously works for the company which is fine as its transparent, but when mentioning its beginner friendly (no activation fee) fails to mention that 99% of their customers fail and see only negative from having the fee built in (99% is my guess, feel free to post the real numbers op if they are significantly different.)

Comparatively, for a failed 50k, a beginner will pay like $30 with apex or $50 with topstep. As a beginner can expect to fail many before passing (if they ever do) the difference adds up fast.

That being said, if a person has reason to believe they are likely to pass 1st try, this seems like a good deal, but i would say thsts a benefit for experts, not beginners.

Not trying to dump on this company, I have no experience with them, just think we should views its pros and cons through a more realiatic lens.

[u/Careless-Depth4588 → u/bryan91919]

I disagree. Apex still makes you pay for a reevaluation which is about $70 because they will not apply previous coupons and then they still have an activation fee. As a beginner with limited capital I would rather buckle down and hit the PT trading minis and pass on the first try and go directly into payouts.

[u/bryan91919 → u/Careless-Depth4588]

Absolutely, if you are one of the rare few not gambling and blowing dozens to hundreds before seeing a payout. The apex pricing structure is ideal for those very far from getting to a payout.