My Funded Futures Plans Compared: Builder, Rapid and Pro

My Funded Futures (MFFU) sells futures evaluations for a one-time fee with no activation fee. Its three main plans, Builder, Rapid and Pro, share the same profit targets and loss limits by account size. They differ in drawdown behaviour once funded, daily loss rules, consistency rules, payout speed and profit split.

This comparison uses MFFU's homepage and help center plan guides, checked on 3 November 2026. Every MFFU account size is in our prop firm rules database.

What all MFFU plans share

• One-time payment, no activation fee, no renewals.
• Profit target of 6%: $1,500 (25K), $3,000 (50K), $6,000 (100K), $9,000 (150K).
• Maximum Loss Limit: $1,000 (25K), $2,000 (50K), $3,000 (100K), $4,500 (150K).
• No time limit on the evaluation.
• No overnight or weekend holding. Close positions by the end of the session.
• CME futures on TradingView, NinjaTrader, Tradovate or Quantower.

Builder, Rapid and Pro at a glance (50K)

Builder

• Price: $153 one-time
• Drawdown: end-of-day trailing, locks $100 above the starting balance
• Daily loss limit: $1,000 soft pause
• Consistency: none in evaluation; 50% on sim funded payouts
• Minimum days to pass: 1
• Split: 80/20
• Payouts: on demand, first request 48 hours after your first trade

Rapid

• Price: $209 one-time
• Drawdown: end-of-day in evaluation; intraday trailing once sim funded, locking at $100
• Daily loss limit: none
• Consistency: 50% in evaluation; none when funded
• Minimum days to pass: 2
• Split: 90/10
• Payouts: daily, first available 24 hours after your first trade

Pro

• Price: $265 one-time
• Drawdown: end-of-day trailing
• Daily loss limit: none
• Consistency: 50% in evaluation only
• Minimum days to pass: 2
• Split: 80/20
• Payouts: bi-weekly

Prices are the regular 50K prices shown on MFFU's homepage. Other sizes vary, so check the plan page.

Builder in detail

Builder is the fastest plan to pass on paper: one trading day minimum and no consistency rule in the evaluation. MFFU's Builder 50K guide adds these details:

• The Maximum Loss Limit is end-of-day trailing. It locks once it reaches $100 above the starting balance.
• A $1,000 daily loss limit acts as a soft pause, on evaluation, sim funded and live accounts.
• An Add-On version costs $125 and uses a tighter $1,500 MLL instead of $2,000.
• Sim funded payouts face a 50% consistency rule: your largest day cannot exceed half of the cycle's profit.
• Sim payouts are capped at $2,000 per cycle, for up to 5 sim payouts. The minimum request is $500.
• You need a $2,100 buffer ($1,600 on the Add-On) before requesting a payout.
• Maximum 4 minis or 40 micros, one active Builder account per user, and closure after 7 days of inactivity.

Daily loss limits on other Builder sizes, per our database: $600 (25K), $1,750 (100K) and $2,500 (150K).

Who it suits: traders who want a cheaper entry and a forced pause on bad days. The trade-offs are the 80/20 split, the payout cap and the funded consistency rule.

Rapid in detail

Rapid is built around payout speed. MFFU's Rapid plan guide explains the rules:

• In evaluation, the $2,000 MLL (50K) is measured end of day. A 50% consistency rule applies.
• Once sim funded, the MLL becomes intraday trailing, $2,000 below your equity high-water mark. It stops moving at $100. The account breaches if the balance falls below $100.
• No consistency rule on payouts. Payouts can be requested daily, every 24 hours.
• The minimum request is $500, after building a $2,100 buffer of realised profit.
• Maximum 5 minis or 50 micros.
• Tier 1 news trading is allowed in evaluation but not on the sim funded account.

Who it suits: traders who take profits quickly and want frequent withdrawals with a 90/10 split. The catch is the intraday trailing drawdown once funded. Open profit that you give back still raises the floor. Read trailing vs static drawdown before choosing it.

Pro in detail

Pro keeps an end-of-day trailing drawdown on the funded account and has no daily loss limit. The 50% consistency rule applies only in the evaluation. Payouts are bi-weekly with an 80/20 split, and our research indicates Pro has payout caps. Check MFFU's Pro plan guide for the current cap.

Who it suits: traders who hold winners through the day and want end-of-day drawdown on the funded account, and who do not need fast payouts.

The other two plans: Rapid EOD and Studio

• Rapid EOD (25K and 50K): Rapid's daily payouts and 90/10 split with an end-of-day trailing drawdown. It needs 4 minimum days and a 30% consistency rule in evaluation. The homepage lists $225 for 50K.
• Studio (5K, 10K, 20K): static drawdown of $250, $500 or $1,000, no daily loss limit and no consistency rule. The profit target is 10%. Prices in our database are $75, $140 and $280.

How to choose

• Want a static floor? Studio is the only static plan, but accounts are small.
• Want the fastest, most frequent payouts? Rapid or Rapid EOD.
• Want end-of-day drawdown when funded? Pro, Rapid EOD or Builder.
• Want a forced daily stop? Builder.
• Want the lowest price? Builder at 50K, or a small Studio account.

Use the drawdown calculator to see how each drawdown type behaves for your trading, and the consistency calculator to test the 50% and 30% rules.

Current MFFU discount

MFFU's homepage advertises 40% off any plan with code CLUB. With it, the 50K homepage prices fall to $92 (Builder), $125 (Rapid), $135 (Rapid EOD) and $159 (Pro). MFFU's Builder guide notes the 40% price is limited to 2 uses. See prop firm discounts for all live codes.

Downsides across MFFU

• Per-size prices are not clearly published on every plan page.
• Rapid's funded drawdown is intraday trailing.
• No overnight holding on any plan.
• Builder and Pro use an 80/20 split and payout caps.
• Plan pages describe some rules, such as news trading, inconsistently. Read the help center guide for your plan.

For our full verdict, read the My Funded Futures review.

Rules, prices and the CLUB code were checked against My Funded Futures' official pages on 3 November 2026 and can change. Confirm current terms on myfundedfutures.com before you buy. This is educational content, not financial advice; futures trading involves substantial risk. FundedKings may earn a commission if you buy through some links or codes on this site. See our affiliate disclosure.