Alpha Futures
1-Step (3 plans: Standard, Advanced, Zero) | Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Quantower, TradingView
Account Sizes & Pricing
| Size | Eval Cost | Profit Target | Max Contracts | Drawdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $100K Standard | $119/mo | $6,000 (6%) | $4,000 (4% EOD) | |
| $100K Advanced | $279/mo | $8,000 (8%) | $3,500 (3.5% EOD) | |
| $100K Zero | $119/mo | $6,000 (6%) | $3,000 (3% EOD) |
Official Rules
Real Talk
4% EOD drawdown on Standard is the most generous in the industry ($4K on $100K vs $3K-$3.5K everywhere else). Advanced has 3.5% but withdrawals don't reduce it (unique advantage).
Advanced has NO consistency on funded - rare and valuable. Standard/Zero have 40%. Advanced costs more but the freedom is worth it.
Standard starts at 70% split - worst starting split in industry. Takes 5 payouts (~10 weeks) to reach 90%. Advanced starts at 90% but costs double and has 8% profit target. Zero has tight payout caps ($1.5K-$2.5K).
Allowed for single user across own accounts. Automated group copying and reverse trading prohibited. Micro-scalping banned (under 2 min or 10 ticks). HFT banned (100+ trades/day).
The Verdict
Best drawdown room (4% Standard). Advanced plan's no-DLL + no-consistency + withdrawals-don't-reduce-drawdown is genuinely the best funded experience available. But: Standard's 70% starting split is awful, news restricted on Standard/Zero, and automation prohibited.
Advanced plan for traders who want the cleanest funded experience (no DLL, no consistency, drawdown doesn't shrink after payouts). Standard for those wanting maximum drawdown room cheaply.
Standard 70% starting split (worst in industry). Micro-scalping ban (2 min / 10 ticks). HFT ban (100+ trades/day). News restricted on Standard/Zero (2 min buffer). Automation prohibited. Standard/Zero: withdrawals reduce max loss limit.
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