Compare Stock Prop Firms (November 2026)

Compare stock prop firms side by side: account sizes, evaluation prices, profit targets, drawdown limits, profit splits and payout rules for funded stock trading accounts. We check every figure on each firm’s own website once a month, and leave a field blank when the firm doesn’t publish it.

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November directory

1 stock prop firm, rule by rule.

Profit splits, drawdown rules, payouts and codes in one table.

The stock prop firm we list, compared.

Account sizes, the cheapest evaluation, profit split, drawdown and payout cadence where we have them; a dash marks a figure not yet listed. Sort by price or rating, or search by name.

Open a firm for its price at every account size, payout rules and platforms.

Stock prop firm discount codes (1).

Highest discount first. Copy a code, then claim it on the firm’s site; each code applies at the firm’s own checkout.
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Trade The Pool

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20%off

20% off all accounts + free account of the same size if reaching payout excluding $100K and $200K Buying Power - Flex and Max accounts) - no code needed · Ends Nov 30

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November offers.

Each partner’s preferred code this month.

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    Trade The Pool

    20% off

Trade The Pool: 20% off all accounts + free account of the same size if reaching payout excluding $100K and $200K Buying Power - Flex and Max accounts) - no code needed

Stock prop firm FAQ.

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A stock prop firm lets you trade US stocks and ETFs with the firm’s buying power instead of your own money. You pay for an evaluation, reach its profit target within its loss limits, and then keep a share of the profits you make. Trade The Pool, for example, runs its evaluations on a simulated account and pays traders 70% of profits on its FLEX and MAX programs. Rules and prices can change, so read the firm’s current terms.

Stock prop firms fund trading in US stocks and ETFs; futures prop firms fund trading in futures contracts, such as ES and NQ. The rules differ too: Trade The Pool, for example, sizes accounts by buying power, caps each opening trade at 5% of the stock’s volume in the previous minute and closes positions before a scheduled earnings report. It does not offer index futures, but it allows their ETFs, such as SPY and QQQ.

Of the firms we list, Trade The Pool allows overnight and weekend holds on its Swing programs (FLEX and MAX). Its Day Trade programs close every position at 3:50 PM ET; a position opened after the 4:00 PM ET close can be held until 3:50 PM ET the next trading day. On every program, a position in a stock with an earnings report that night closes at 3:50 PM ET.

Only if you run automation, or a platform that has to stay on when your computer is off. If you place every trade by hand while you watch the market, your own computer is enough. Check the firm’s rules on automated trading before you start. If you do need one, see our stock and options VPS.
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