About
bestpropfirm.today compares prop firms and brokers on the rules they publish themselves, with a link and the exact words behind every number.
Sahil Deep
Founder, and a traderHi, I'm Sahil. I trade, and this site started as my own problem.
Every time I looked at a prop firm challenge, I had the same handful of questions. Can I hold over the weekend? Can I trade the news? How much can I lose in a day before the account is gone? And will they actually pay me? The answers were always somewhere: a help centre article, an FAQ, a line in the terms. Just never in one place, and never side by side with the next firm.
The “best prop firm” lists I found didn't help much either. Most of them didn't show where their numbers came from, so I couldn't tell whether a rule was current or whether a ranking had been paid for.
So I built the thing I wanted. Every rule here comes from the firm's own pages, quoted word for word, with the date it was checked. If a firm doesn't publish something, you'll see that too. It's the comparison I wish I'd had from the start.
If you spot something wrong, want a firm added, or just want to talk trading, email me at getfunded@bestpropfirm.today. It comes straight to me.
What we checked, by hand
How we checkWhat the site covers
Counted live from the records the pages are built on. Rules last checked 27 Sep 2026.
Every figure has a source
Each rule links to the firm's own page and quotes the words it came from. Review and affiliate sites are never a source. Where a firm publishes nothing, the site says so and scores it zero instead of guessing. Where a firm's own pages disagree, both versions are shown.
Rankings you can check
Every score is a published formula, and every ranking shows the working for each firm. Rules and reputation are measured separately; the homepage blends them and says how. The methodology has every formula, and where a number can be wrong.
Paying us does not buy a ranking
Some links to firms earn a commission. The code that works out every score can't read which firms pay, and an automated test fails the build if it ever could. Links that earn say so right where they appear, and the affiliate disclosure lists them all.
What traders add
Signed-in traders can rate and review the firms they've used and report their payouts. Reviews are checked before they appear, votes only count once a firm has enough of them, and both are kept apart from the published record so you can read them for what they are.