Alpha Capital Group

Correction: Alpha Capital's $297 is Alpha One, not the Alpha Pro 10% we attached it to

Our Alpha Capital Group pricing summary said "$50K Alpha Pro (10%, 2-step): one-time $297 (~$252 with a code), no activation." The $297 is a real, primary figure — but it belongs to a different product. Our record has it as the Alpha One $50K spot price, read from their own product page on 2026-07-21. Alpha Pro 10% is a separate line, and we hold its ladder only as a range across every size, with no $50K point isolated. Attaching a verified price to the wrong product line is the kind of error that survives review precisely because the number itself checks out. The "~$252 with a code" comes from affiliate codes of about 15% that our record describes as observed in the affiliate channel, not offered by Alpha Capital; the same note records no sitewide promo on the product page that day. And "no activation" states an absence the record explicitly does not hold: the flag reads that none was found stated and that no activation-fee claim was captured either way. That is the not-stated case, and publishing it as a confirmed zero is exactly the merge our own write contract forbids. The summary now names Alpha One as the product the $297 belongs to, attributes the discount to affiliates rather than to the firm, and says the activation question is unestablished. No structured value changed and the verification date did not move.

Alpha's help centre and Alpha's blog disagree on the news window for Pro 8% and 10%; our page now says so

On funded Alpha accounts, trading is restricted around listed news releases. Alpha's help centre groups Pro 6%, 8% and 10% under a window running from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after the release. Alpha's own blog restricts Pro 8% and 10% to 2 minutes either side. Until today our record carried an internal note saying the help centre was "treated as canonical", and published the 5-and-5 window as settled fact in all five languages. That is a conflict resolved by picking a side, which this corpus does not do. The summary now states the disagreement and that it is unresolved. The published window stays at 5 minutes either side — not because we believe the help centre over the blog, but because it is the wider restriction, so a trader who respects it is inside the rules under either version. Breaking it is a soft breach: the account survives, that profit earns no performance fee, and the loss stays yours. One thing is still owed. Every other conflict position in this corpus carries the URL of the page it came from, and the blog URL behind the 2-minute claim was never stored in the record — so this is published as a summary disclosure rather than a formal conflict record. Capturing that URL is the first task on the next successful read of Alpha's site. The help-centre page was read on 2026-07-28 and was not re-read today: this run had no network access to any firm page.

Correction: Alpha Capital pays up to 90%, not the 80% we published, and has a fourth product line we did not cover

We published Alpha Capital''s split as a fixed 80%, not varying. Its own product page says otherwise: "Qualified Analysts earn an 80% performance split as standard on eligible simulated profits, rising to 90% on Alpha Direct or with the optional 90% split add-on on eligible plans." The homepage repeats it in its own words: you can "earn up to 90% of your simulated profits", and it lists the "90% performance fee split" as a paid add-on. The 80% remains the standard and is still the figure to plan around, so this does not by itself lower anyone''s cost: the 90% is bought, or comes with one specific product. But publishing 80% as a fixed ceiling was saying that the 90% does not exist, and it does. The line that carries it as standard, Alpha Direct, was also missing from our record: Alpha''s product page now lists four evaluations — Alpha One, Alpha Pro, Alpha Swing and Alpha Direct — and our daily loss section covers only the first three and their variants. Its on-demand performance fee help article, last updated 22 July 2026, adds that on Alpha Direct a 3% profit buffer must be reached first, that a minimum of 1% of gross profits must be left in, and that its best-day rule is 15%, not the 40% of the others. We have not written those rules yet: it is a new line that needs a full section pass, not a patch. A note on price: the Alpha Pro 200K we rank could not be re-verified today. The product page serves no price table at all, only "Evaluation fees start from $27", so the $847 list and $677.60 with ALPHA20 remain the 14 September reading. The three codes were confirmed verbatim, with their declared window "1 Sept – 30 Sept 2026".

Correction: we published a $20,000 drawdown for the Alpha Pro 200K; by Alpha's own rules it is $12,000

Our Alpha Pro 200K (6%) record carried a maximum drawdown of $20,000. That is our error, not a change at Alpha. The firm's own rules page orders the Alpha Pro plans by drawdown and describes ours as "6% static", with a "3%" daily loss; its own cost post names the product "Alpha Pro 200K 6%" at a $847 fee, which is exactly the fee we track. 6% of $200,000 is $12,000. The $20,000 we published is 10%, i.e. the Alpha Pro 10% variant: a different product. Anyone sizing risk off our figure would believe they had 67% more room than they do and would breach far earlier than planned. Corrected to $12,000 and published as a dated entry rather than edited silently.

Alpha Capital's 48-hour Labor Day codes LABOR40 and LABOR50 are no longer served, exactly as their stated window said

On 7 September, Alpha Capital's discount page added LABOR40 (40% off all plans) and LABOR50 (50% off Alpha Direct only, "not valid on evaluation plans"), described as a 48-hour Labor Day offer. Read first-hand today, neither code appears anywhere in the page body. The three codes carrying a stated 1–30 September window are unchanged and still served: ALPHA20 ("20% off all plans"), FUNDED40 ("40% off Direct plan", Alpha Direct only) and 10KFOR40 ("$10,000 account for $40"). One detail worth knowing before you trust the page: it still carries its "Last updated 7 September 2026" stamp even though its contents changed after that date, so the stamp does not tell you when the Labor Day codes were withdrawn. We never moved our tracked Alpha Pro 200K figure onto LABOR40, precisely because a ranking price whose stated window closes within a day or two of publication is worse than no price at all. That figure stays where it was, on ALPHA20.

Alpha Capital adds two 48-hour Labor Day codes — LABOR40 for 40% off all plans and LABOR50 for 50% off Direct plans only, both stated valid 7-8 September

Alpha's own discount-code page, stamped "Last Updated: 7 September 2026", now lists five codes. The two new ones are described as a "48-hour Labor Day offer": LABOR40, 40% off all plans, and LABOR50, 50% off Alpha Direct only and "not valid on evaluation plans". The three September codes we already tracked are unchanged and run 1-30 September: ALPHA20 (20% off all plans), FUNDED40 (40% off Direct only, not valid on evaluation plans) and 10KFOR40 ($10,000 account for $40 on qualifying $10K evaluation plans). We have not moved the tracked Alpha row onto LABOR40: the stated window ends today, and a figure that expires the day it is published is worse than no figure. The page also states that "All evaluations use simulated funds in a demo environment. Promo pricing applies to evaluation fees only."

Alpha Capital's Max Risk Rule caps floating losses per asset on funded accounts bought after July 21, 2026 — a breach closes the account

Alpha Capital's help centre states the limit is tracked "per asset, in open drawdown": 3% on $5K–$25K accounts, 2% on $50K–$200K and 1% on Alpha Direct, on Qualified (funded) accounts purchased after 21/07/2026 ("accounts acquired before this date are not subject to it"). Quote: "If your open drawdown on any single asset reaches the maximum risk limit for your account size, your account will be closed." Losing positions on the same asset combine toward the threshold; profitable positions do not offset; a trade closed and reopened in the same direction within 10 minutes combines its losses.

Alpha Capital lists September codes: ALPHA20 takes 20% off all plans — our tracked Alpha Pro 200K drops to $677.60

Alpha Capital''s discount-codes page, updated September 2, lists three codes valid September 1–30: ALPHA20 (20% off all plans), FUNDED40 (40% off, Alpha Direct only) and 10KFOR40 (qualifying $10K evaluations for $40). The product page banners "20% OFF All Plans · Use code ALPHA20". Applied to the $847 list price of our tracked Alpha Pro 200K (6%), ALPHA20 brings it to $677.60. FUNDED40 applies to the Alpha Direct instant-funding product, not the Alpha Pro evaluation, so it is not attached to this row.

Code ALPHA30 is no longer listed on Alpha Capital's pages — our tracked Alpha Pro 200K returns to the $847 list price

Alpha Capital's discount-codes page now reads "No codes in this section right now," and the Alpha Pro checkout shows no code applied, so ALPHA30 (which had reduced our tracked Alpha Pro 200K from $847 to $592.90) is no longer active. The offers row returns to the $847 list price with no code until a current code can be verified. The homepage separately promotes DIRECT50 (50% off), but that banner applies to the Alpha Direct instant-funding product, not the Alpha Pro evaluation, so it is not attached to this row.

Alpha Capital lists 10KFOR40 again: qualifying $10K evaluations at $40 through August 31

The discount-codes page again lists "10KFOR40" — "$10K for $40" on qualifying $10,000 evaluation plans (Alpha One, Alpha Pro 6/8/10%, Alpha Swing, Alpha Three), dated "1 Jun 2026 – 31 Aug 2026": "Standard $10K evaluations start from $67. This limited offer locks every qualifying plan at $40." Our 2026-08-05 entry recorded the code as no longer listed. ALPHA30 and DIRECT50 continue unchanged through August 31.

Alpha Capital rotates its codes: ALPHA30 (30% off all accounts) and DIRECT50 (50% off Alpha Direct) replace ALPHA20 and FUNDED40, all ending August 31

The firm's own discount-codes page, updated 24 August 2026, now lists three active codes: 10KFOR40 ('$10K for $40'), ALPHA30 (30% off all accounts) and DIRECT50 (50% off Alpha Direct accounts only, not evaluations). ALPHA20 (20%) and FUNDED40 no longer appear. All three end 31 Aug 2026, and the page states codes are removed when their published end date passes. Our tracked Alpha Pro 200K (6%) offer re-bases from $677.60 with ALPHA20 to $592.90 with ALPHA30 off the unchanged $847 list.

Row re-based: Alpha Pro 200K now tracked as the 6% variant at $847 — the 10% price has been unpublished for 14 days

We tracked 'Alpha Pro 200K (10%)' at $847, last sighted on the firm's own surfaces on 29 July. After 14 days without a public sighting — the checkout still shows $0.00 placeholders — we re-base the row on the variant the firm itself publishes: its own evaluation-cost article lists Alpha Pro 6% (2-step) at $847 for the 200K tier. The product page describes Alpha Pro with three risk variants (6%, 8%, 10%), but only the 6% price is published. With ALPHA20 (20% off all accounts, ends 31 August) the tracked price stays $677.60.

Flash code ALPHA30: 30% off all accounts through August 5; 10KFOR40 no longer listed

Alpha Capital's official codes page (updated 3 August 2026) adds the code ALPHA30: '30% off all accounts', valid 3–5 August as an 'August flash promo'. ALPHA20 ('20% off all accounts', 1–31 August) and FUNDED40 ('40% off Direct accounts', Alpha Direct only, 1–31 August) remain active. The code 10KFOR40, listed until now, no longer appears on the page.