FundedNext vs Take Profit Trader

Numbers read from each firm's own page (2026-10-24 and 2026-10-24). For each size we take every firm's cheapest plan and compare only what both list.

Direct answer

At $50,000, the fees are not directly comparable or equal (FundedNext: $299.99, Take Profit Trader: $170/month). See the metric table for targets and loss limits.

Side by side by account size

$25,000 account

FundedNext vs Take Profit Trader at $25,000
MetricFundedNext (Evaluation plans (default tab))Take Profit Trader (Test account (monthly subscription))
Fee$199.99$150/month
Profit targetnot listednot listed
Max lossnot listednot listed
Daily loss limitnot listednot listed
Profit splitnot listednot listed

$50,000 account

FundedNext vs Take Profit Trader at $50,000
MetricFundedNext (Evaluation plans (default tab))Take Profit Trader (Test account (monthly subscription))
Fee$299.99$170/month
Profit targetnot listed$3,000
Max lossnot listed$2,000 EOD trailing
Daily loss limitnot listednot listed
Profit splitnot listednot listed

$100,000 account

FundedNext vs Take Profit Trader at $100,000
MetricFundedNext (Evaluation plans (default tab))Take Profit Trader (Test account (monthly subscription))
Fee$549.99$330/month
Profit targetnot listednot listed
Max lossnot listednot listed
Daily loss limitnot listednot listed
Profit splitnot listednot listed

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, FundedNext or Take Profit Trader?

At $50,000, the fees are not directly comparable or equal (FundedNext: $299.99, Take Profit Trader: $170/month). See the metric table for targets and loss limits.

FundedNext vs Take Profit Trader: which has the easier profit target?

The two firms do not list a profit target in a way we can compare at $50,000.

Is FundedNext or Take Profit Trader more trusted?

ScaleEdge does not rank trust. Public Trustpilot ratings: FundedNext 4.5 (82,200 reviews), Take Profit Trader 4.4 (10,990 reviews). Ratings say nothing about rules or payouts on their own.

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