Apex Trader Funding Sale: Up to 92% Off Evaluations With Code SAVENOW ($13.36 for the 25K)

Apex Trader Funding is a US futures evaluation firm. You pay a fee for an evaluation account on simulated funds, hit a profit target without breaching a trailing drawdown, and if you pass you can buy a Performance Account (PA) that is eligible for real payouts. Apex discounts the evaluation fee several times a year with a public coupon code entered at checkout. The current sale, shown on the Apex homepage on October 8, 2026, is up to 92% off evaluations of any size with code SAVENOW, with a countdown ending on October 12, 2026. At that rate the 25K Intraday Trail evaluation (30 days, no resets, $1,500 profit target, $1,000 trailing drawdown) costs $13.36 instead of $167, and a five-pack costs $59.96. It follows the five-year anniversary sale (code FUTURE, October 6 to 7). Apex has run a sale roughly every month in 2026, usually at 80% to 92% off, so if this code has expired, the next one is rarely far away.

The discount covers only the evaluation fee. Third-party price lists put the Legacy evaluation at roughly $167 for a 25K account up to $697 for a 300K account at list price, and the sources conflict on exact numbers. A coupon does not reduce the one-time PA activation fee, which sources put between about $69 and $159 depending on plan and drawdown type (older Legacy PAs carry a lifetime fee of about $125 to $150). There is also a no-activation-fee plan where the cost is built into a higher evaluation price. Passing is the hard part: pass rates across the prop industry are low (figures of 5% to 20% are quoted, none confirmed by Apex), so most traders fail and pay again for resets. Payout rules are strict: a $500 minimum request, five qualifying profit days, a 50% consistency rule, a safety net balance, and capped early payouts. Apex pages and third-party guides disagree on several of these numbers, so read the help center before buying.

Apex is not a regulated broker and holds no financial licence. Evaluation and PA accounts are simulated, and Apex says that when it moves a trader to its invitation-only Live program the simulated accounts end. The sale applied to eligible evaluations bought during the sale window. Apex publishes a restricted countries list in its help center.