
All plans use an end-of-day trailing drawdown ($1,000 to $5,250 by plan and size) that updates end-of-day but is enforced in real time. On Sim Funded accounts it locks into a fixed floor $100 above start once you profit past the drawdown amount; evaluation accounts do NOT lock.
Soft daily limit that pauses the session without failing the account. On Growth and Lightning it starts at $600 on the 25K, $1,250 on the 50K and $2,500 on the 100K; Select Daily funded accounts run lower, at $500, $1,000, $1,250 and $1,750 by size, and Select Flex and Select evaluations carry no daily limit at all. At 6% profit the limit is raised on current accounts; it is fully removed only on legacy pre-Sep-2025 accounts. Tradeify's own pages disagree on the 150K: the Growth evaluation article says “$3,750” and the Daily Loss Limit article says “$3,000”. Accounts bought before 2026-03-31 keep $3,750, so both figures can be true at once for different accounts — the Growth article does not say so. Our planning assumption, not Tradeify's statement: size a 150K to $3,000 unless you bought before that date.
What it costs you: $750 of daily room. Purchases before 2026-03-31 keep $3,750, so both figures can be true at once for different accounts. The Growth article does not say so.
Consistency only blocks payouts, never the account: 35% on funded Growth, 40% in the Select evaluation only, and a progressive 20/25/30% by payout number on Lightning.
50K Growth: $3,000 target, 1-day minimum, no consistency rule in the evaluation.
A 90/10 split across plans, with payouts every 5 winning days on Growth and Select Flex, daily on Select Daily, and instant on Lightning, always subject to per-payout caps. On Select the cap depends on when you bought: accounts purchased from 1 September 2026 have lower caps on Flex (down to $4,500 on the $150,000, previously $5,000) and higher ones on Daily (up to $1,750 on the $100,000, previously $1,500). Minimum $250.
50K Growth: one-time $145, no activation, no subscription. $95 reset.
What it costs you: One code, two different first-use discounts and two different use counts, both under an end date that passed on 31 August. Until Tradeify reconciles its pages, the price you actually pay cannot be computed from them — check the total at checkout.
Tradeify's own pages disagree on whether it restricts news trading, and we do not resolve the disagreement. Its dedicated rules article, updated 2026-04-02, says there are no rules or guidelines around trading news events, in any phase: no blackout window, no list of restricted events, only a warning that you trade news at your own risk, that slippage can fill you far from your expected price, and that the Daily Loss Limit will not reliably act as a stop loss in extreme volatility. Its Essential Trading Rules Overview instead lists news trading under “Restrictions: Specific rules around major economic events”, and links to a full policy that turns out to be the article saying no policy exists. Our planning assumption, not Tradeify's statement: follow the dedicated article, the more specific and more recently dated of the two, but treat a restriction around major releases as possible until the firm aligns the two pages.
What it costs you: The overview points to the full news trading policy - which is the very article saying there is no policy. A trader reading the overview waits for rules that do not exist, or the reverse.
Correction: our Tradeify news summary said there is no restriction at all, while Tradeify's own pages disagree
Tradeify's dedicated rules article says it has no rules or guidelines around trading news events. Its Essential Trading Rules Overview lists news trading under “Restrictions: Specific rules around major economic events” and links to a full policy that is the same article saying no policy exists. Our record has logged this as an open self-contradiction since 2026-07-28 and the conflict card renders, but the summary beside it opened by stating there was no news restriction at all — which resolves a disagreement we do not resolve. Someone sizing a position around a major release deserves to know the firm's own pages do not agree. The summary now states both positions and frames the dedicated article as our planning assumption rather than as Tradeify's settled rule. No rule value changed: the structured policy field is untouched and still needs a page read.
SourceCorrection: our Tradeify daily-loss summary presented a disputed 150K figure as settled and omitted the Select Daily ladder
Tradeify's Growth evaluation article gives the 150K a $3,750 daily loss limit; its Daily Loss Limit article gives $3,000. Our record has logged that since 2026-07-23 and the conflict card renders, but the summary beside it gave a flat $600 to $3,000 range, presenting $3,000 as settled while the structured plan data deliberately leaves the 150K null. The same range also began at $600, which is only the Growth and Lightning floor — Select Daily funded accounts start at $500, and their whole ladder was missing. The summary now gives the per-plan ladder, names the 150K disagreement with both figures, records that accounts bought before 2026-03-31 keep $3,750, and states sizing to $3,000 as our assumption rather than Tradeify's rule. No structured value changed.
SourceTradeify adds a 300K Select size with an $8,000 end-of-day drawdown
Tradeify's Select line has a new size that was not in our record. Its help article, read first-hand today, gives for the $300,000 account: price "$349", profit target "$14,000", maximum drawdown "$8,000 (End of Day)" and daily loss limit "$4,000". The article carries an "Updated over 2 weeks ago" stamp. The mechanism is the same as Tradeify's other current plans and is worth not misreading: the threshold only recalculates at the close, but it is enforced in real time, so touching it intraday breaks the account all the same. Nothing changes for the Growth 50K we rank, which remains a different product with its own ladder. We are adding it because publishing a line with a size missing is the same class of gap we have been correcting all week. The Select marketing page does not list it yet: it appears only in the help centre, where the Select article describes it as "$300,000 (limited release)".
SourceTradeify cut its Select Flex payout caps for accounts bought after 1 September 2026 — and the record we published said Tradeify capped nothing
Tradeify's own payout-policy article, read first-hand today, now carries two ladders separated by a purchase date: "Accounts Purchased After September 1st, 2026 will have the following payout caps" and, for the older ones, "Payout Caps (This only applies to accounts purchased before Sep 1st, 2026)". On Select Flex the cap fell at three of the four sizes: $50,000 from $3,000 to $2,500, $100,000 from $4,000 to $3,500, $150,000 from $5,000 to $4,500, with $25,000 unchanged at $1,250. On Select Daily two sizes rose instead: $50,000 from $1,000 to $1,250 and $100,000 from $1,500 to $1,750, with $25,000 ($600) and $150,000 ($2,500) unchanged. The split ("90 Trader / 10 Tradeify"), the cadence ("Every 5 winning days") and the minimum ("Minimum Payout: $250") are unchanged. The cut is invisible to anyone already funded — it applies only to what you buy from now on. Published alongside it, a correction of ours: our own payout record carried capped_payouts: false for Tradeify while the text of that same record described per-payout caps at every size. The flag is corrected to true today. The article shows no absolute date, only "Updated this week", so we date this entry to our reading and not to Tradeify.
SourceTradeify documents a 300K Select account: $349, a $14,000 target, an $8,000 end-of-day drawdown and a $4,000 daily loss limit — limited release, no resets, three per user
The account sits above Tradeify's previous largest Select size and its own help article describes it as "a limited release with limited quantity" that "cannot be reset": "Resets are not available at any stage. If your evaluation fails you would need to purchase a new one." The current V2 parameters are $349, a $14,000 profit target, an $8,000 end-of-day evaluation drawdown, a $4,000 daily loss limit, 40% consistency and 16 mini / 160 micro contracts. An earlier V1 of the same size is documented at $449 with a $6,000 drawdown and no daily loss limit — so the cheaper V2 carries the larger drawdown but adds a daily limit V1 did not have. Capped at three per user, with no restock announced.
SourceTradeify's expired AUG banner is still running a week later, and now offers two different discounts under the same code — logged as a conflict
On 2026-09-01 we recorded that Tradeify's AUG code had passed its stated end date. Seven days later the banner is still being served, and Tradeify's own pages now disagree about what the code does. The homepage reads "50% OFF 2 TIME USE, THEN 30% OFF" with "USE CODE: AUG" and "ENDS 31 AUGUST, 11:59PM EST". The new-broker-pricing page reads "40% OFF 5 TIME USE, THEN 30% OFF" for the same code and the same expired end date, and the select-plan page matches that second version. So one code carries two different first-use discounts and two different use counts, both under a date that passed a week ago. The same new-broker-pricing page is also still serving an older banner for code JULY ending "31 JULY, 11:59PM EST", 38 days expired. A third code appears as the literal unrendered placeholder "Save $X with code DASH" — a template variable, not a value, and we are not recording it as an offer. We are logging the disagreement, not resolving it, and our tracked Growth 50K stays at the $145 list price because no Tradeify page serves a per-size Growth figure we can verify.
SourceTradeify's AUG code has passed its stated August 31 end date — our tracked Growth 50K returns to the $145 list price
Tradeify's AUG code stated an end of "August 31, 11:59 PM EST," which has now passed. The firm's own help-centre pricing reference lists the Growth 50K at $145 with no code, so the offers row returns to that $145 list price with no code. The homepage now shows a new code, DASH, but its discount is not displayed and the homepage renders card prices inconsistently (every Growth size showed the same figure), so DASH is not attached until it can be verified against a reliable page or the checkout.
SourceCode AUG replaces JULY on Tradeify's homepage: 40% off (5 uses, then 30%) until 31 August
Tradeify's own homepage now banners code 'AUG' — '40% OFF 5 TIME USE, THEN 30% OFF', 'ENDS 31 AUGUST, 11:59PM EST' — replacing the expired JULY code. The help-centre pricing reference confirms the Growth 50K list price at $145, so the tracked row's effective price is unchanged at $87 with the new code. The static homepage still renders every account card as '$359→$251', a known render artifact we do not transcribe.
SourceA score computed from four verified inputs — not an opinion. Weights are shown and it recomputes when the data changes.
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