Topstep vs Apex
End-of-day trailing against intraday trailing — the difference that decides which of the two you can actually trade.
Read →Apex vs Tradeify
Near-identical targets, opposite answers to one question: does your unrealised profit count?
Read →Topstep vs MyFundedFutures
Same drawdown, same room — a daily limit and a consistency rule on one side, neither on the other.
Read →Topstep vs Take Profit Trader
Two end-of-day trailing firms, one starting a size lower and supervising you a lot less.
Read →Apex vs Bulenox
Both trail every tick. What differs is the size ladder and the payout brake.
Read →MyFundedFutures vs Tradeify
The closest pairing on the site — the same rulebook, a different starting size.
Read →FTMO vs FundingPips
Same 10% maximum loss and 5% daily cap, a different distance to the target.
Read →FTMO vs The5ers
Wide room with a daily cap, or half the room with none.
Read →Apex vs MyFundedFutures
No daily cap on either side — so the drawdown mechanic decides everything.
Read →Topstep vs Tradeify
The same end-of-day mechanic, with and without supervision.
Read →Take Profit Trader vs Tradeify
Identical on paper — so what actually decides it?
Read →Apex vs Leeloo
The same strict intraday trail, two different ladders.
Read →Why rules beat reviews
Most firm comparisons rank on price, payout split and platform. Those matter once you are paid. Before that, the only thing separating a passed account from a failed one is which limit you touch first — and that is a structural property of the rulebook, not a matter of opinion.
A trader who gives back open profit will struggle at an intraday-trailing firm and be comfortable at an end-of-day one, with exactly the same strategy. That is worth more than a star rating.
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Open Propbook →FAQ
How do you compare prop firms here?
Rule by rule, from the same presets Propbook uses in the app: drawdown type and amount, daily loss limit, consistency rule, minimum trading days, account sizes and profit targets. No affiliate rankings, no "best firm" verdicts.
Are these comparisons sponsored?
No. Propbook is independent and carries no prop firm affiliate links. The comparisons exist because the rules decide who fails, and the rules are rarely laid out side by side.
How current are the numbers?
They are typical values for each firm's standard accounts and they stay editable in the app. Firms revise their terms regularly — always verify against the account you own.