The verdict
How it scored
- Payouts
- 8.8/10
- Pricing & value
- 8.3/10
- Platforms & data
- 8.2/10
- Rules & flexibility
- 9.0/10
- Trust & track record
- 7.5/10
What we liked
- Some plans have no daily drawdown limit — rare and trader-friendly
- Fast and frequent payouts in our testing
- Clear plan tiers (Starter, Expert, Milestone) for different goals
- Modern platform support including NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView
- Reasonable pricing, often with active discount codes
Worth weighing up
- Younger firm (founded ~2023) with a shorter track record
- Rules and payout terms vary noticeably between plan tiers
- No-daily-drawdown plans still carry a max loss limit to respect
Pricing & plans
Prices change often and discounts are common, always check the current promo before you buy.
| Plan | Account size | Profit target | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| StarterLowest cost; the entry tier. | 50K–150K options | Plan-dependent | Low monthly (check current promo) |
| ExpertNo-daily-drawdown option on select sizes. | 50K–150K options | Plan-dependent | Mid monthly (check current promo) |
| MilestoneProgression-style path with staged rules. | 50K–150K options | Milestone-based | Higher tier (check current promo) |
The evaluation and plan tiers
MyFundedFutures structures access around plan tiers — Starter, Expert and Milestone — rather than a single one-size eval. Each tier sets its own profit target, loss limit and rule set, so the firm flexes to different trading styles.
In our testing the Starter plan was the cheapest, lowest-pressure way in, while Expert unlocked the headline no-daily-drawdown behaviour on select sizes. Milestone is a more progression-oriented path. Because terms differ by tier, the most important step is reading the rules for the exact plan you buy.
Pricing and value
Pricing is reasonable for the futures space, and like most firms MFFU runs active discount codes. We found the value strong when the plan rules matched our style — particularly the Expert tier when we wanted to avoid a daily loss limit.
As always, avoid full sticker price where a promo exists, and pick the tier on rules fit, not just the lowest monthly cost. A slightly pricier plan with no daily drawdown can be far better value for swing-style intraday traders.
Payout process and proof
Payouts are a genuine strength. Funded traders report MFFU processing withdrawals quickly, and the firm is known for a frequent payout cadence. The dashboard makes the threshold and request flow clear.
That said, MFFU is a younger firm (founded around 2023), so its payout history is shorter than legacy names. Reports are positive, but we weight long-term trust slightly lower than for a decade-old firm. Confirm current minimums, frequency and any consistency requirement before requesting a payout.
Platforms and data feeds
MFFU supports a modern platform line-up, including NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView, covering the main CME futures (ES, NQ, GC, CL). TradingView support in particular appeals to traders who chart there already.
Connectivity was stable across our sessions. As with all prop firms, check whether platform and data fees are bundled into your plan or billed separately so there are no surprises.
Rules and drawdown
The headline feature is that some plans have no daily drawdown limit, which removes the single biggest source of accidental breaches at other firms. This is genuinely trader-friendly and rare.
Important caveat: no daily drawdown does not mean no risk control — those plans still enforce a maximum loss limit, and other tiers do use a daily limit. Each plan has its own rule set, so confirm the exact terms for your tier before you trade size.
Who MyFundedFutures is best for
MFFU is best for futures traders who want flexible rules and fast payouts, especially anyone who keeps getting tripped up by daily drawdown limits elsewhere — the no-daily-drawdown Expert option is the standout reason to choose it.
It is a weaker fit for traders who insist on the longest possible track record, given the firm’s younger age. Risk note: evaluation accounts are simulated until funded, plan rules vary and matter, and every prop firm carries business risk — treat fees as a cost, not guaranteed income.