Tradeify vs MyFundedFutures: Which Futures Prop Firm Wins in 2026?
A head-to-head comparison of Tradeify and MyFundedFutures on pricing, rules, payout structures, and the path to live funding. Updated for Tradeify 3.0.
Two of the most-discussed names in futures prop trading right now are Tradeify and MyFundedFutures — and for good reason. Both are one-time-fee shops, both target serious day traders, and both have competitive payout structures. But they’re built around very different philosophies.
Here’s the honest breakdown.
The Quick Summary
| Tradeify | MyFundedFutures | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | One-time fee | One-time fee |
| Entry price (50K) | $145 (Growth) / $165 (Select) | $77 (Core) / $157 (Rapid) |
| Profit split | 90% | 80–90% |
| Consistency rule | Select only (40%) | Yes (50% eval / 40% funded) |
| Min trading days | 1–3 days | 2 days |
| EA/algo allowed | Yes | Yes |
| Path to live | Yes (Tradeify Elite) | Yes |
| Platforms | NinjaTrader, Tradovate, WealthCharts, Rithmic, Tradesea | NinjaTrader, Tradovate |
Pricing
On paper, MyFundedFutures Core at $77 for a 50K account is hard to beat. But that $77 gets you into a more restricted structure — micro-contract scaling in funded, $5,000 per-cycle payout cap, and a consistency rule that bites in both phases.
Tradeify Growth at $145 gives you more room: no consistency rule in evaluation, 90% split from day one, and now with Tradeify 3.0, instant dashboard activation when you pass. The Select plan at $165 adds a 40% consistency requirement in exchange for a 1.5x Performance Reward Pool multiplier when you eventually go live.
If you’re purely cost-minimizing, MyFundedFutures wins round one. But the total value equation shifts once you factor in payout limits.
Payout Rules
This is where the comparison gets real.
Tradeify Growth (50K):
- No max payout cap until your 6th payout (then scales to $25K)
- First $15K cumulative at 100% split, then 90/10
- 5 qualifying days per cycle (≥$150 profit each)
- Payout available from day 5
MyFundedFutures Core (50K):
- $5,000 per-cycle payout cap — hard ceiling
- 80% split
- 5 winning days required (≥$150 each)
- Consistency rule: no single day can exceed 40% of cycle profits in funded
MyFundedFutures Rapid (50K):
- 90% split — competitive with Tradeify
- $11,250 per-cycle cap
- Full contracts from day one funded
- $100K cumulative payouts triggers live upgrade
For traders who run concentrated strategies and hit big days, Tradeify’s uncapped early payout structure has a clear edge. For traders who trade consistently small, MyFundedFutures Core’s lower entry cost wins.
Rules & Restrictions
Both firms are trader-friendly on the basics:
- News trading: Both allow it
- EAs/algos: Both allow it
- Weekend holding: Neither allows it
- Drawdown type: Both EOD trailing (safer than intraday trailing)
- Drawdown %: Both 4% at 50K
The main difference is consistency rules. MyFundedFutures applies them in both evaluation and funded phases. Tradeify Growth has no consistency rule in eval — just in funded (35%). If you’re a momentum trader who sometimes makes 60% of your week’s profit in one session, Tradeify’s structure hurts less.
Tradeify 3.0 Changes (April 2026)
Worth noting: Tradeify just shipped a major platform update. Key changes:
- Rithmic and Tradesea added as platform options (in addition to NinjaTrader and WealthCharts)
- Elite Live Performance Reward Pool — funded traders earn up to $12K in additional rewards per $150K live account
- Select 50K profit target moved from $2,500 → $3,000 (new purchases)
- Lightning 150K drawdown tightened: max trailing now $5,250, DLL now $3,000
This makes Tradeify more competitive at the live trading stage, where MyFundedFutures has historically had a clearer path (Rapid’s $100K cumulative trigger for live).
Who Should Pick Which
Choose Tradeify if:
- You want no consistency rule during evaluation
- You’re aiming for larger single-session payouts
- You want multiple platform options including TradingView-based tools
- You’re interested in the Elite Live reward pool as a bonus income layer
Choose MyFundedFutures if:
- Budget is the primary constraint (Core at $77 is legitimately cheap)
- You trade consistently with small position sizes
- You want a rapid path to 90% split (Rapid plan)
- You’re comfortable with the micro-contract scaling model
Bottom Line
These two firms serve similar traders but via different risk structures. Tradeify 3.0 has closed the gap significantly — the platform improvements and reward pool make it a stronger total package in 2026. But MyFundedFutures remains the go-to for traders who want the lowest possible cost of entry and don’t expect to hit payout caps.
If you’re comparing just on payout upside, Tradeify wins. If you’re comparing on minimum cost to get funded, MyFundedFutures wins.
Prices verified April 2026. Always confirm current terms at tradeify.co and myfundedfutures.com before signing up.