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Head-to-head comparison

Apex Trader Funding vs Bulenox: Which Futures Prop Firm Wins? (2026)

A side-by-side breakdown of the rules that decide which prop firm fits your strategy — drawdown type, profit splits, payout speed, account sizes, and total cost.

The verdict

Apex Trader Funding has the lower starting price ($19.9 vs $145 for Bulenox). Apex Trader Funding offers a one-time payment option, avoiding recurring monthly fees.

Rules side by side

Each value is the best (or full range) across all of the firm's products.

RuleApex Trader FundingBulenox
Challenge typeEvaluationEvaluation
Drawdown typeIntraday Trailing / EODIntraday Trailing
Account sizes$25K – $150K$25K – $250K
Starting price$20$145
Profit split100%100%
Payout speed7 days
Payout frequency
Consistency ruleEval: 0–0%Eval: 0–0% / Funded: 40–40%
Payment modelOne-timeSubscription
Verified payoutsNoNo
Sage rating4.2 / 5

About each firm

Apex Trader Funding

Apex Trader Funding. Profile data pending — site blocked automated scraper. Fill via dashboard.

Products

  • Intraday TrailOne-time · 100% split
  • EOD TrailOne-time · 100% split

Bulenox

Bulenox offers a two-step path from a Qualification Account to a funded Master Account up to $250K, with fixed maximum drawdowns ranging $1,500–$5,500 by tier. Traders keep 100% of the first $10,000 in profits and 90% thereafter, with order routing through Rithmic.

Products

  • No Scaling Account100% split · 7 days

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper to start, Apex Trader Funding or Bulenox?

Apex Trader Funding has the lower starting price at $20 for its smallest evaluation account, compared to $145 for the other.

Are payouts verified at Apex Trader Funding and Bulenox?

Apex Trader Funding does not have third-party verified payout history. Bulenox does not have third-party verified payout history.