FFF plan comparison
Funded Futures Family has five plan families. They all share the same profit split and payout timing, but differ on drawdown type, minimum trading days, profit target and price. The best FFF plan depends on whether you prioritise forgiving rules, the lowest entry price, avoiding intraday trailing or skipping a monthly subscription.
Last updated: September 4, 2026. PROPSCOPE is always available and applies the best active checkout offer.
Code PROPSCOPE is always available and applies the best active checkout offer: 30% on Prime, 40% on Premier Plus and 80% on Velocity. S2F takes no discount.
This FFF plan comparison focuses on practical buying intent: price per account size, drawdown type, minimum trading days, consistency rule, winning days to payout and who each plan fits. All plans share the same profit split (a flat 90/10 in the trader's favour from the first payout) and the same payment within 24 hours of approval, with instant approvals since July, so the decision comes down to the rules.
| Plan | Listed prices / offers | Drawdown | Minimum days | Consistency | Payout | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prime |
| EOD trailing $1,000 / $2,000 / $3,000 / $4,500 | 1 day | 40% lifetime | 3 winning days | Best overall: the most forgiving rules and the shortest path to a payout. |
| Premier Plus EOD |
| End of Day $750 / $1,500 / $2,500 / $4,000 | 1 day | No rule | 5 winning days | Traders who want to avoid intraday trailing entirely and want no consistency rule at any stage. |
| Premier Plus Intraday |
| Intraday trailing $1,000 / $2,000 / $3,000 / $4,500 | 1 day | No rule | 5 winning days | Same target as the EOD variant, cheaper and with more nominal cushion. |
| Velocity |
| Intraday trailing $1,250 / $2,250 / $3,250 / $4,750 | 3 days | 40% lifetime 0% with the daily add-on | 3 winning days (1 with add-on) | The cheapest entry in the catalogue with the code. |
| S2F |
| EOD trailing $1,000 / $2,000 / $3,000 / $4,500 | 7 days | 25% lifetime | 7 winning days | Straight to Funded: no evaluation. One-time fee. Max 5 accounts per user. |
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The best Funded Futures Family plan overall is Prime. It combines the two things that matter most in an evaluation: no daily loss limit and the lowest profit target in the whole catalogue ($1,250 at 25K versus $1,500 on Premier Plus and $2,500 on Velocity). It also unlocks payouts after 3 winning days, half of what S2F requires.
Prime benefits futures traders who already have a proven edge and want the shortest route to a funded account without fighting a daily limit. The drawdown is EOD trailing, so adverse excursions inside the session do not count as long as you close the day well — it only recalculates at the close.
Recommendation: start by comparing Prime 25K at $101.00/mo against Premier Plus EOD 25K at $72.00/mo. Both require 1 minimum day, so the real difference is that Prime costs more per month and saves you $250 of profit target and two winning days before you can withdraw, but drags a 40% lifetime consistency rule that Premier Plus does not have at any stage. If your edge is still unproven, do not jump to 100K or 150K only for the larger notional size.
When Premier Plus beats Prime: when your bottleneck is getting paid, not passing. Prime applies a 40% lifetime consistency rule, so the rule follows you into the funded account; Premier Plus has no consistency rule in the evaluation or in the funded account, charges no activation fee, has no buffer and no daily loss limit, and with the Fast Pass add-on a single winning day clears the evaluation. The real trade-off is the payout: each request is capped at 50% of the profit, up to $1,000 on a 25K account.
The cheapest discounted FFF plan listed is Velocity: $28.00/mo at 25K and $43.00/mo at 50K with the code's 80% OFF. It is by far the cheapest entry in the catalogue and one of the cheapest in futures prop trading overall.
The low price comes with three concrete trade-offs: the highest profit target ($2,500 at 25K, double Prime's), intraday trailing instead of EOD, and a 3-day trading minimum. The nominal drawdown is larger ($1,250 at 25K versus $1,000 on Prime), but because it trails intraday, any adverse excursion inside the session counts against the floor. Add the 40% lifetime consistency rule, which only goes away if you buy the daily payout add-on.
One detail the list price hides: Velocity charges an activation fee when you move to the funded account, which the other plans do not. Factor it in before comparing on the monthly fee alone.
Recommendation: choose Velocity if your priority is minimising monthly outlay and your process tolerates intraday trailing. If an adverse move inside the day usually brings you close to the limit, the monthly saving versus Prime 25K does not offset the risk of breaking the evaluation.
Every FFF plan pays within 24 hours of request approval, so the real difference is how many winning days you need before you can request one. Prime and Velocity require 3 winning days of $200+; Velocity can drop to a single day with the add-on. Premier Plus requires 5 days and S2F requires 7.
Between Prime and Velocity, Prime gets there sooner in practice because its profit target is lower: you clear the evaluation with less accumulated profit and the trading-day minimum is 1 instead of 3. Velocity with the add-on is the theoretically shortest route to a request, but you first have to clear a $2,500 target at 25K.
Recommendation: use Prime if you want the shortest end-to-end path. Only consider the Velocity add-on if you already know you will produce $200+ days regularly and want to withdraw as soon as possible.
If your goal is for adverse excursions inside the day not to move your drawdown floor, FFF has three routes: Premier Plus EOD (End of Day drawdown), Prime (EOD trailing) and S2F (EOD trailing). The two plans that do use intraday trailing are Premier Plus Intraday and Velocity.
The clearest case is the Premier Plus double variant, because it shares the profit target ($1,500 at 25K) and only changes the drawdown: the EOD version gives $750 of cushion at 25K for $72.00/mo and the intraday version gives $1,000 for $54.00/mo. You pay a little more per month to lose $250 of nominal cushion, in exchange for that cushion not eroding inside the session. Neither variant has a consistency rule, in the evaluation or in the funded account.
Recommendation: choose the EOD variant if you trade with wide stops, let positions run or frequently recover after early-session drawdown. Choose the intraday variant if you close quickly and prefer the larger nominal cushion at the lower price.
For beginners there are two honest answers depending on what matters more. If the priority is spending little while you learn the rules, Velocity 25K at $28.00/mo is unbeatable: it is the lowest price in the catalogue and lets you test the platform and the process without committing budget.
If the priority is the highest chance of passing, Prime 25K is the most forgiving: a $1,250 profit target (half of Velocity's), no daily loss limit and EOD trailing instead of intraday. It costs $101.00/mo, but it turns the evaluation into a far more reachable target.
What a beginner should avoid at FFF is S2F: even though it goes straight to funded with no evaluation, its $329.00 one-time fee, 7 minimum trading days and 25% lifetime consistency rule make it the most demanding plan of the five, designed for traders who have already proven consistency. And on any plan it is worth understanding the lifetime consistency rule first, because it is what blocks the most payouts at this firm.
Both require 1 minimum trading day. Prime has no daily loss limit, carries a $1,250 target at 25K and unlocks payouts after 3 winning days. Premier Plus requires 5 winning days and a $1,500 target. Prime wins if you measure by how easy it is to pass; Premier Plus wins if you measure by how easy it is to get paid, because it has no consistency rule at any stage while Prime applies 40% lifetime.
Premier Plus makes sense if you specifically want its EOD version with $750 of pure End of Day drawdown, or if the intraday version's price ($54.00/mo at 25K) is your budget ceiling. Beyond that, Prime solves the two variables that matter most: how much you have to make and how long you have to wait.
Velocity is far cheaper ($28.00/mo versus $101.00/mo at 25K) but demands double the profit target, 3 minimum days instead of 1, uses intraday trailing and charges an activation fee when you get funded. Velocity is price-first; Prime is rules-first.
Velocity benefits traders with tight, measured intraday risk who want to cycle several cheap evaluations. Prime benefits traders who would rather pay more once and have the best chance of passing on the first attempt.
Same profit target, different drawdown. EOD: $750 of cushion calculated at the close, $72.00/mo at 25K. Intraday: $1,000 of cushion that moves inside the session, $54.00/mo at 25K.
Choose EOD if your process has adverse excursions before resolving in your favour. Choose intraday if you close quickly, do not let positions run and prefer the larger nominal cushion at the lower price.
Velocity is the cheapest subscription; S2F is the only Straight to Funded plan, meaning it has no evaluation at all: you pay once and go directly into the funded account. Velocity requires 3 minimum days and 40% lifetime consistency, which only lifts with the daily payout add-on; S2F requires 7 days and 25% lifetime, the strictest rule at the firm.
S2F fits if you want to skip the evaluation entirely and can afford $329.00 up front at 25K: you are not paying for an evaluation, you are paying for direct funded access, which is exactly why it costs more. Velocity fits if you prefer a minimal monthly cost and the flexibility to stop paying whenever you want. Note that S2F's 25% lifetime rule means no single day can exceed 25% of the account's total accumulated profit, which forces an even flatter profit distribution.
Choose Prime if you want the best Funded Futures Family plan overall. It is the clearest winner for traders who value a 1-day trading minimum, no daily loss limit, the lowest profit target in the catalogue and payouts after 3 winning days.
Choose Velocity for the cheapest entry ($28.00/mo at 25K with the code) if your process tolerates intraday trailing. Choose Premier Plus if your priority is getting paid without fighting a consistency rule: it is the only FFF family with no rule in the evaluation or in the funded account, in the EOD variant ($72.00/mo at 25K) if you want drawdown calculated only at the close, or the intraday variant ($54.00/mo at 25K) if you prefer the larger nominal cushion at the lower price. Choose S2F if you want to skip the evaluation and go straight into a funded account, and have already proven consistency over full weeks. The right FFF plan is the one that matches your risk profile, not just the one with the lowest checkout price.
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It depends on what matters more. Prime has no daily loss limit and carries the lowest profit target in the catalogue ($1,250 at 25K), but it drags a 40% lifetime consistency rule into the funded account. Premier Plus has no consistency rule at any stage and is cheaper ($72.00/mo for the EOD variant at 25K versus $101.00/mo on Prime). If your bottleneck is getting paid rather than passing, Premier Plus wins.
Velocity is the cheapest plan with code PROPSCOPE: $28.00/mo at 25K and $43.00/mo at 50K with 80% OFF. In exchange it has the highest profit target, intraday trailing drawdown, a 3-day trading minimum and a 40% lifetime consistency rule unless you buy the daily payout add-on.
Premier Plus EOD calculates drawdown End of Day, and Prime and S2F use end-of-day trailing. Premier Plus Intraday and Velocity are the two plans that do use intraday trailing.
Prime 25K is the most forgiving on rules: a $1,250 profit target, no daily loss limit and EOD trailing drawdown. Velocity 25K is the cheapest option at $28.00/mo with the code, but it demands a $2,500 target and uses intraday trailing. Premier Plus EOD 25K, at $72.00/mo, is the middle ground: no consistency rule at any stage and no daily loss limit.
S2F stands for Straight to Funded: it is the only plan with no evaluation. You pay once ($329.00, $469.00, $629.00 and $734.00 depending on account size) and go directly into the funded account, with no profit target to clear first. That is why it costs far more and takes no discount. It requires 7 minimum trading days and applies a 25% lifetime consistency rule.
Prime 50K is the best on rules: $143.00/mo with the code, a $3,000 target, $2,000 EOD trailing drawdown and payouts after 3 winning days. Velocity 50K is the cheapest at $43.00/mo if price matters more than flexibility, and Premier Plus EOD 50K at $117.00/mo is the only one of the three with no consistency rule.
