The model has one step. You buy a monthly Test subscription in one of five sizes: 25K, 50K, 75K, 100K or 150K. Third-party price tables list base prices of $150, $170, $245, $330 and $360 a month. To pass, you reach a profit target (for example $3,000 on a 50K Test) without hitting an end-of-day trailing drawdown, trade at least 3 days, stay under a contract cap per account size, and meet a 50% consistency rule: no single day can make 50% or more of the target. Breaking the consistency rule delays the pass but does not fail the Test. There is no daily loss limit and news trading is allowed. The subscription renews every month until you pass or cancel.
After a pass, the PRO account costs a one-time $130 activation fee and has no monthly fee. On PRO the drawdown trails intraday, the consistency rule falls away, and you can withdraw from day one. The firm pays 80% of profit above a buffer equal to the drawdown (90% on PRO+ accounts, which trade in the live market). Withdrawing from inside the buffer closes the account and pays 50%. There are no minimum payout days and no withdrawal caps. US traders are paid by Plaid/ACH, and international traders by PayPal or Wise. You can hold up to 5 PRO accounts and reset each up to 3 times.
Third-party figures put Test resets at $79 to $199 and PRO resets at $449 to $1,499. Commissions, market data and platform licenses are extra. The firm's own disclaimers show that 16.86% of Tests passed in 2024 and 36.22% in 2025, so most buyers pay one or more monthly fees and never reach a payout.