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The cheapest prop firms (2026)

We compare each firm's cheapest $100,000 challenge, without vouchers and with at least an 80% split. Pay-after-pass models have their own list.

The list (15 firms)

#FirmScore100K challenge fromProfit split
1Instant Funding logoInstant Funding6.2/10$259
One-Phase Micro
80%Visit firm*
2FundedElite logoFundedElite7.2/10$299
Lite 2 Step
80%Visit firm*
3Maven Trading logoMaven Trading7.2/10$299
3-Step Challenge
80%Visit firm*
4OneFunded logoOneFunded5.0/10$349
Value
80%Visit firm*
5Lark Funding logoLark Funding7.2/10$370
3-Step Evaluation
80%Visit firm*
6Atmos Funded logoAtmos Funded5.8/10$379
2-Step Plus
80%Visit firm*
7The5ers logoThe5ers6.7/10$405
High Stakes New
80%Visit firm*
8Orion Funded logoOrion Funded6.3/10$409
Orion Select
80%Visit firm*
9City Traders Imperium logoCity Traders Imperium6.5/10$449
1-Step Challenge
80%Visit firm*
10AIFO logoAIFO4.8/10$449
2-Step Core
80%Visit firm*
11QT Funded logoQT Funded5.5/10$475
QT Power
80%Visit firm*
12SabioTrade logoSabioTrade5.0/10$479
Advanced
80%Visit firm*
13Fintokei logoFintokei6.1/10$499
SwiftTrader
80%Visit firm*
14FTMO logoFTMO7.0/10€499
1-Step Standard
90%Visit firm*
15SpiceProp logoSpiceProp6.4/10€499
Sweet Pepper
80%Visit firm*

List prices without discount codes, checked on 14 November 2026. Firms change prices often, so confirm on their website before you buy.

Our top 3

  1. Instant Funding – Lots of programs and sizes
  2. FundedElite – News, hedging, martingale and grid allowed
  3. Maven Trading – Very low entry prices

How we picked

We take the cheapest evaluation challenge for a $100,000 account (1-, 2- or 3-Step) with at least an 80% split.

Instant accounts and pay-after-pass don't count, because their total cost works differently. Sorted by price.

Frequently asked questions

Which prop firm is cheapest?

15 firms meet the criteria. The highest scoring are Instant Funding, FundedElite, Maven Trading.

Does cheap mean bad?

Not necessarily, but cheaper challenges often come with tighter loss limits or a trailing drawdown. Compare the target and max loss, not just the price.