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Head-to-head comparison

Take Profit Trader vs TradeDay: 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

TradeDay has the lower starting price ($87.5 vs $90 for Take Profit Trader). TradeDay carries a higher Sage rating (4.2 vs 3.9).

Rules side by side

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

RuleTake Profit TraderTradeDay
Challenge typeEvaluationEvaluation
Drawdown typeEODIntraday Trailing / EOD / Static
Account sizes$25K – $150K$50K – $150K
Starting price$90$88
Profit split80%80%
Payout speed
Payout frequency
Consistency ruleEval: 50–50%Eval: 30–30%
Payment modelSubscriptionSubscription
Verified payoutsNoNo
Sage rating3.9 / 54.2 / 5

About each firm

Take Profit Trader

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

Products

  • Test80% split

TradeDay

TradeDay offers a 2-step futures evaluation with day-one payouts, no activation fees, and education + mentoring included.

Highlights

  • Day-one payouts after passing evaluation
  • No activation fee
  • Up to 6 concurrent funded accounts
  • Education and mentoring included

Products

  • Intraday80% split
  • End of Day80% split
  • Static80% split

Frequently asked questions

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

TradeDay has the lower starting price at $88 for its smallest evaluation account, compared to $90 for the other.

Are payouts verified at Take Profit Trader and TradeDay?

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