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Head-to-head comparison

Bulenox vs Take Profit Trader: 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

Take Profit Trader has the lower starting price ($90 vs $145 for Bulenox). Bulenox offers a higher max profit split (100% vs 80%).

Rules side by side

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

RuleBulenoxTake Profit Trader
Challenge typeEvaluationEvaluation
Drawdown typeIntraday TrailingEOD
Account sizes$25K – $250K$25K – $150K
Starting price$145$90
Profit split100%80%
Payout speed7 days
Payout frequency
Consistency ruleEval: 0–0% / Funded: 40–40%Eval: 50–50%
Payment modelSubscriptionSubscription
Verified payoutsNoNo
Sage rating3.9 / 5

About each firm

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

Take Profit Trader

Take Profit Trader. Profile data pending — site blocked automated scraper. Fill via dashboard.

Products

  • Test80% split

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper to start, Bulenox or Take Profit Trader?

Take Profit Trader has the lower starting price at $90 for its smallest evaluation account, compared to $145 for the other.

Which has the better profit split, Bulenox or Take Profit Trader?

Bulenox pays out a higher max profit split (100%) compared to 80% on the other side.

Are payouts verified at Bulenox and Take Profit Trader?

Bulenox does not have third-party verified payout history. Take Profit Trader does not have third-party verified payout history.