Take Profit Trader vs The5ers

Numbers read from each firm's own page (2026-10-28 and 2026-10-28). 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 (Take Profit Trader: $170/month, The5ers: $249). See the metric table for targets and loss limits.

Side by side by account size

$25,000 account

Take Profit Trader vs The5ers at $25,000
MetricTake Profit Trader (Test account (monthly subscription))The5ers (High Stakes 2-Step ("NEW" tab, shown by default))
Fee$150/month$176
Profit target$1,50010% / 5%
Max loss$1,500 EOD trailing10%
Daily loss limitnot listed5%
Profit splitnot listed80%-100%

$50,000 account

Take Profit Trader vs The5ers at $50,000
MetricTake Profit Trader (Test account (monthly subscription))The5ers (High Stakes 2-Step ("NEW" tab, shown by default))
Fee$170/month$249
Profit target$3,00010% / 5%
Max loss$2,000 EOD trailing8%
Daily loss limitnot listed4%
Profit splitnot listed80%-100%

$100,000 account

Take Profit Trader vs The5ers at $100,000
MetricTake Profit Trader (Test account (monthly subscription))The5ers (High Stakes 2-Step ("NEW" tab, shown by default))
Fee$330/month$405
Profit target$6,00010% / 5%
Max loss$3,000 EOD trailing8%
Daily loss limitnot listed4%
Profit splitnot listed80%-100%

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Take Profit Trader or The5ers?

At $50,000, the fees are not directly comparable or equal (Take Profit Trader: $170/month, The5ers: $249). See the metric table for targets and loss limits.

Take Profit Trader vs The5ers: which has the easier profit target?

At $50,000, Take Profit Trader's cheapest plan shows a profit target of $3,000 and The5ers's shows 10% / 5%. A lower target is easier, but compare the loss limits too.

Is Take Profit Trader or The5ers more trusted?

ScaleEdge does not rank trust. Public Trustpilot ratings: Take Profit Trader 4.4 (10,990 reviews), The5ers 4.7 (40,434 reviews). Ratings say nothing about rules or payouts on their own.

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