Pick your firm, plan and stage, then enter your best day and total profit (or every day's P&L). You'll see whether your best day fits the rule, the largest day you can have right now, and how much more profit you need before you can pass or get paid.
A consistency rule caps how much of your profit can come from your single best day. The check is one division: best day ÷ total net profit, compared with the limit. Lucid publishes it exactly that way (largest day ÷ account profit), and Alpha Futures and Take Profit Trader measure against net profit too.
"Below" vs "at" the limit. Alpha Futures and Take Profit Trader require the best day to be below the limit, and at Apex a day of 50% or more is over it. FundedNext Direct allows up to and including 20%. Where a firm doesn't say, the calculator treats the limit as "below" to be safe.
The window. Some firms reset the count after each payout (Lucid Pro, Alpha, Apex); FundedNext Direct compares your all-time best day with the current cycle. Enter the profit for the window your firm uses, shown under the preset.
For the full explanation of the rule and how to trade around it, read prop firm consistency rules explained. If you'd rather avoid the rule entirely, see the futures prop firms with no consistency rule.
Every preset, checked against each firm's help center or site on Oct 23, 2026; the calculator shows each preset's source. Stages without a rule aren't listed because there's nothing to calculate. Select Load to open a preset in the calculator.
| Firm | Plan · stage | Limit | Measured against | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Trader Funding | Intraday & EOD Trail · PA (funded) | 50% | Profit since your last payoutNo rule in the eval. Going over is not a breach. Confirm in your dashboard. | Load |
| Tradeify | Growth · funded | 35% | Funded profit (window not stated)No rule in the Growth eval. | Load |
| Tradeify | Select · evaluation | 40% | Evaluation profitNo rule once funded, on the Daily or Flex path. | Load |
| Tradeify | Select · evaluation with 50% add-on | 50% | Evaluation profitThe add-on costs $135 / $205 / $329 / $459 instead of $109 / $165 / $265 / $369. | Load |
| Tradeify | Lightning · payout 1 | 20% | Funded profit (window not stated)Payout 2 is 25% and payout 3+ is 30% (accounts bought after Sep 12, 2025; older accounts stay at 20%). | Load |
| Tradeify | Lightning · payout 2 | 25% | Funded profit (window not stated)$1,000 minimum request on every Lightning payout. | Load |
| Tradeify | Lightning · payout 3 and later | 30% | Funded profit (window not stated)Older Lightning accounts (bought before Sep 12, 2025) stay at 20%. | Load |
| Lucid Trading | Pro · funded | 40% | Account profit, checked when you request; resets after each payoutNo rule in the eval (1-day pass). | Load |
| Lucid Trading | Pro · funded, bought before 11/28/2025 | 35% | Account profit, checked when you request; resets after each payoutLegacy accounts are also paid 100% of the first $10K. | Load |
| Lucid Trading | Flex · evaluation | 40% | Account profit50% with the paid add-on. No rule once funded. | Load |
| Lucid Trading | Flex · evaluation with 50% add-on | 50% | Account profitThe add-on lets you pass in as few as 2 days. | Load |
| Lucid Trading | Daily · evaluation | 40% | Account profitLucid's Oct 20 article says 40% (50% add-on); older Lucid articles say 50%. No rule once funded. | Load |
| Lucid Trading | Daily · evaluation with 50% add-on | 50% | Account profitNo rule once funded. | Load |
| Lucid Trading | Direct (instant) | 20% | Account profitLater payouts need $1,250 / $2,500 / $3,500 / $4,500 of profit. | Load |
| Alpha Futures | Zero · qualified | 40% | Net profit since your last withdrawal requestGoing over pauses payouts; it doesn't breach the account. No rule in the Zero eval. | Load |
| Alpha Futures | Standard · evaluation | 50% | Evaluation profitQualified Standard accounts then use 40%. | Load |
| Alpha Futures | Standard · qualified | 40% | Net profit since your last withdrawal requestGoing over pauses payouts; it doesn't breach the account. | Load |
| Alpha Futures | Advanced · evaluation | 40% | Evaluation profitNo rule once qualified. | Load |
| Alpha Futures | Direct (instant) | 20% | Net profit since your last withdrawal requestLater withdrawals need $1,000 / $2,000 / $4,000 / $6,000 of profit. | Load |
| Top One Futures | Elite Access · funded | 40% | Funded profit (window not stated)Also applies to Elite Access Intraday. No rule in the $39 eval. | Load |
| Top One Futures | Elite Daily · evaluation | 40% | Evaluation profitNo rule once funded. | Load |
| Top One Futures | Instant Sim Funded | 20% | Profit; the trading day ends at 5 PM ESTTargets then drop to 5% and 4% of the balance left after each payout. | Load |
| Top One Futures | Ignite (instant) | 15% | Profit toward each 5% targetThe target is recalculated on the balance after each payout. $250 minimum request. | Load |
| My Funded Futures | Rapid · evaluation | 50% | Evaluation profit2-day minimum. No rule once funded. | Load |
| My Funded Futures | Rapid EOD · evaluation | 30% | Evaluation profit4-day minimum, 25K and 50K only. No rule once funded. | Load |
| My Funded Futures | Pro · evaluation | 50% | Evaluation profit2-day minimum. No rule once funded. | Load |
| My Funded Futures | Builder · each payout cycle | 50% | Profit in the payout cycleEach cycle needs 2 trading days. No rule in the eval. | Load |
| FundedNext | Flex · challenge | 40% | Challenge profitNo rule once funded. | Load |
| FundedNext | Legacy · challenge | 40% | Challenge profitNo rule once funded. | Load |
| FundedNext | Rapid Pro · funded | 40% | Profit in the reward cycleRewards every 3 days, so at least 3 trading days. No rule in the challenge. | Load |
| FundedNext | Direct (instant, 50K) | 20% | Your all-time best day vs the current cycle's profit"Perpetual": one big day counts against every later cycle. $800 minimum and $1,200 maximum per withdrawal. | Load |
| Take Profit Trader | Test (evaluation) | 50% | Net profit3-day minimum for tests bought from Aug 17, 2026. No rule in PRO or PRO+. | Load |
Stages with no consistency rule: Apex, Tradeify Growth, Lucid Pro, Alpha Zero, Top One Elite Access, FundedNext Rapid Pro and MFF Builder evaluations; Tradeify Select, Lucid Flex and Daily, Alpha Advanced, Top One Elite Daily, MFF Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro, FundedNext Flex and Legacy, and Take Profit Trader once funded; FundedNext Rapid Daily at every stage.
Divide your best single day's profit by your total net profit for the period the firm measures, then compare the result with the limit. A $1,200 best day on $3,000 of profit is 40%, which is right at a 40% limit. If the share is over the limit, you keep trading until your total is large enough.
Divide your best day by the limit to get the total you need. With a $1,500 best day and a 40% rule you need just over $3,750 in total, so on $3,000 of profit you need about $750 more. Any new day also has to fit under the limit, so a very large day can raise the bar instead of clearing it.
It depends on the plan. Apex, Tradeify Growth, Lucid Pro, Alpha Zero and Top One Elite Access apply it only when you request payouts. Take Profit Trader, Tradeify Select, Lucid Flex, My Funded Futures Rapid and Pro, and FundedNext Flex apply it only in the evaluation. Alpha Standard applies it in both, and instant-funding accounts apply it to every payout.
Yes, at the firms that publish the formula. Lucid divides by account profit, Alpha Futures by net profit since your last request and Take Profit Trader by net profit, so a losing day lowers your total and makes your best day a bigger share. The day-by-day mode in this calculator uses net profit for that reason.
Alpha Futures says going over pauses payouts but does not breach the account, and Apex's help center says its 50% rule is not a breach either. In an evaluation, going over simply means you haven't passed yet. Check your own firm's wording, because the rules differ.
Yes. It's free, needs no signup and runs entirely in your browser. The presets use the limits we checked against each firm's help center or site on Oct 23, 2026, and you can type in any other limit.
Twenty of the 27 plans we track drop the consistency rule in either the evaluation or the funded account, and one drops it at every stage.
