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Alpha Futures vs Earn2Trade

Published futures evaluation rules side by side, from the sources listed on each firm page. No verdict: which rules suit you depends on how you trade.

Alpha Futures rules as of Earn2Trade rules as of How we source this

RuleAlpha FuturesEarn2Trade
Plans4: Zero; Standard; Advanced; Direct (no evaluation)2: Trader Career Path; Gauntlet Mini
Account sizes$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K
Drawdown typesEnd-of-day trailingEnd-of-day trailing
Drawdown$1,000–$5,250$1,500–$6,000
Daily loss limit$500–$3,000; none on Standard / Advanced$550–$4,400
Evaluation profit target$1,500–$12,000; no-evaluation accounts: first payout goal $1,500–$9,000$1,750–$11,000
Max contracts1–153–16
Feesmonthly evaluations $89–$489/mo; accounts with no evaluation $349–$859 one-timemonthly evaluations $150–$550/mo
Activation feeNone$139
Payout split90/1050%, then 80%
Rules checked27 Oct 202627 Oct 2026

Ranges cover every plan each firm offers. Fees are list prices in US dollars before promotions; "—" or "not published" means the firm doesn't publish the value in a form we could read. Accounts with no evaluation are bought straight into the funded stage; their target is the first payout goal.

What's different

  • Alpha Futures has plans with no daily loss limit (Standard and Advanced); every Earn2Trade plan has one.
  • Alpha Futures sells accounts with no evaluation; Earn2Trade does not.
  • Earn2Trade offers $200K accounts; Alpha Futures does not.

What's the same

  • Both use an end-of-day trailing drawdown on at least one plan.
  • Both sell monthly evaluations.
  • Both offer $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K accounts.

At a $50K account

Firm and planMax contractsDaily loss limitDrawdownDrawdown typeProfit targetFee
Alpha FuturesZero3$1,000$2,000End-of-day trailing$3,000$139/mo
Alpha FuturesStandard5None$2,000End-of-day trailing$3,000$129/mo
Alpha FuturesAdvanced5None$1,750End-of-day trailing$4,000$209/mo
Alpha FuturesDirect (no evaluation)4$1,000$2,000End-of-day trailing$3,000first payout goal$519 once
Earn2TradeTrader Career Path6$1,100$2,000End-of-day trailing$3,000$190/mo
Earn2TradeGauntlet Mini6$1,100$2,000End-of-day trailing$3,000$170/mo

Questions

What is the difference between the drawdown at Alpha Futures and Earn2Trade?
Alpha Futures: Zero: end-of-day trailing, $1,000–$3,000; Standard: end-of-day trailing, $2,000–$4,500; Advanced: end-of-day trailing, $1,750–$5,250; Direct (no evaluation): end-of-day trailing, $1,000–$4,500. Earn2Trade: Trader Career Path: end-of-day trailing, $1,500–$3,500; Gauntlet Mini: end-of-day trailing, $2,000–$6,000. Rules checked 27 Oct 2026 (Alpha Futures) and 27 Oct 2026 (Earn2Trade); the sources are listed on each firm page.
Do Alpha Futures and Earn2Trade have a daily loss limit?
Alpha Futures: Zero: $500–$2,000; Standard: none; Advanced: none; Direct (no evaluation): $500–$3,000. Earn2Trade: Trader Career Path: $550–$2,200; Gauntlet Mini: $1,100–$4,400. Rules checked 27 Oct 2026 (Alpha Futures) and 27 Oct 2026 (Earn2Trade); the sources are listed on each firm page.
How much do Alpha Futures and Earn2Trade charge?
Alpha Futures: monthly evaluations $89–$489/mo; accounts with no evaluation $349–$859 one-time. Earn2Trade: monthly evaluations $150–$550/mo. Promotions change fees. Rules checked 27 Oct 2026 (Alpha Futures) and 27 Oct 2026 (Earn2Trade); the sources are listed on each firm page.
What payout split do Alpha Futures and Earn2Trade offer?
Alpha Futures: 90/10. Earn2Trade: 50%, then 80%. Rules checked 27 Oct 2026 (Alpha Futures) and 27 Oct 2026 (Earn2Trade); the sources are listed on each firm page.
How many contracts can you trade on a $50K account at Alpha Futures and Earn2Trade?
Alpha Futures: Zero 3; Standard 5; Advanced 5; Direct (no evaluation) 4. Earn2Trade: Trader Career Path 6; Gauntlet Mini 6. Rules checked 27 Oct 2026 (Alpha Futures) and 27 Oct 2026 (Earn2Trade); the sources are listed on each firm page.

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Rules as of 27 Oct 2026. All firms by account size: side by side. Firms change their rules; check the firm's current terms before buying an evaluation.