MyFundedFutures Pricing: One-Time Fees and Resets (2026)

MyFundedFutures pricing now means one-time evaluation purchase, optional resets and later Live operating costs. Renewal amounts apply only to legacy subscriptions purchased before August 25, 2026.

Updated August 6, 2026.

The price table below is a dated August 6 snapshot from before the billing change. It remains useful for legacy-account context, but it is not the current checkout owner. New purchases from August 25 are one-time, every current plan has a $0 activation fee, and resets remain separate.

This page owns prices and billing. Plan selection belongs in the MFFU account-types guide, while rules and payout mechanics live in the cross-plan rules overview and payout-rules guide. The main MyFundedFutures review provides the broader verdict.

What are the current MyFundedFutures list prices?

On August 6, 2026, list prices ranged from $105 for Builder 25K to $477 for Pro 150K under the former subscription model. On August 25, MFFU changed new evaluation purchases to one-time payments with no renewal cycle. Existing subscribers retain their earlier terms.

The August 6 product snapshot listed $97 for the Rapid 25K reset and renewal; an older generic page showed $87. Those are historical records. Current reset prices are not confirmed by the public reset-versus-renewal article, so verify the exact reset charge in your account before paying. The standard Rapid plan guide covers what each size buys in target, drawdown and contracts.

Which MyFundedFutures plans are actually on sale?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures sells Rapid in 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K; Pro in 50K, 100K and 150K; Builder in 25K and 50K; and Rapid EOD only in 50K. Flex, Core and Scale are legacy products, not current purchase options.

The distinction protects against stale pricing pages. A live Help Center guide can remain online after a plan leaves checkout. Purchase availability comes from current checkout and product data, not the existence of an old rule page.

Rapid EOD is also marked limited-time. The end date isn't documented. Its $157 one-time structure and current rules must be rechecked immediately before purchase or production publication.

These August 6 values are retained only as a dated historical snapshot. Use the account selector and final checkout for current purchase and reset prices. The renewal column applies only to pre-August 25 legacy subscriptions.

New one-time accounts do not renew. A manual reset is a separate purchase that restores evaluation progress. Legacy subscriptions still follow the renewal date and terms attached to their account.

The old reset-near-renewal timing problem applies only to legacy subscriptions. A new one-time evaluation has no scheduled rebill, but the separate seven-calendar-day inactivity rule still applies.

What did one reset plus one legacy renewal cost before the change?

The table below is a historical August 6 scenario for the former subscription model. It assumes no discount, one manual reset and one legacy renewal. It does not apply to a new one-time evaluation.

These are historical scenarios, not mandatory costs and not current purchase quotes. New evaluations no longer renew. Existing subscribers should use the exact price and billing terms shown in their own account.

Is Rapid EOD really a one-time fee?

Rapid EOD was already classified as one-time in the August 6 snapshot. Since August 25, all new MFFU evaluation purchases use a one-time model, so Rapid EOD is no longer the billing exception.

A reset price is not an automatic renewal. Current new accounts have no renewal cycle, while legacy subscribers keep the billing terms attached to their account.

In the August 6 snapshot, one Rapid EOD purchase plus one manual reset was $157 + $157 = $314 before any checkout discount. This is a historical example, not a current reset quote. Confirm the current reset charge and whether it changes the account access period before paying.

Does MyFundedFutures charge an activation fee?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures charges $0 activation on every current plan and size. There is no post-pass activation charge for Rapid, Pro, Builder or Rapid EOD.

$0 activation does not mean the entire path is free after passing. Live traders are responsible for CME professional data fees, round-trip commissions and platform costs, and those expenses are deducted from the Live account balance. Sim-funded payout conditions also remain plan-specific; the absence of an activation fee does not waive a buffer or minimum request.

What do the Builder price options change?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures Builder 50K costs $153 with a $2,000 maximum loss limit or $125 with a $1,500 maximum loss limit. The $125 configuration is a lower-priced MLL option, not a $125 surcharge added to the default plan.

The $28 difference was exact in the August 6 snapshot: $153 minus $125. Both Builder 50K configurations use a $3,000 target and a $1,000 soft-pause DLL. The former recurring-billing comparison is historical; new purchases from August 25 are one-time. Builder 25K has no DLL.

Builder's plan-specific rules also override several generic statements elsewhere in the Help Center. The position-limits guide covers its one-account 50K cap, while the consistency guide explains the 50% rule that applies to Builder payout cycles rather than evaluation.

What does the Pro One-Day add-on cost?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures documents the Pro One-Day add-on as a limited-time free option only for Pro 50K. It must not be applied to Pro 100K or 150K.

The add-on changes the Pro 50K evaluation target from $3,000 to $4,000, removes evaluation consistency and permits a one-day pass. The account still has no DLL. The current fact source gives no separate dollar surcharge, so the add-on should be described as free while the offer remains active, not as a permanent plan feature.

What did the August 6 checkout discounts reduce?

As of August 6, 2026, MyFundedFutures displayed 300K for 50% off the first Rapid or Pro purchase and EOD for 20% off Rapid EOD. These were non-recurring checkout snapshots, not PTV codes.

The August 6 arithmetic used list price multiplied by 0.50 for 300K and 0.80 for EOD. Rapid EOD’s $125.60 result was often rendered as $126. For a pre-August 25 legacy subscription, a first-purchase discount did not automatically reduce renewal.

Builder displayed 50%-discounted values, but the rendered checkout and API disagreed on whether the label was BUILDER or 300K. No settled Builder code should be published from that snapshot. The MFFU discount-code tracker owns volatile offers and should be checked on the day of purchase.

What costs are not included in the evaluation price?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures evaluation pricing does not include Live-account CME professional data fees, round-trip commissions or platform costs. Those expenses are deducted from the Live balance after transition.

Trading rules can also change the practical value of a plan without changing its price. Tier 1 permissions differ by stage, so the MFFU news-trading guide matters before choosing a product. Account caps and contract limits are separate from the account-size label.

Eligibility can stop a purchase or reset altogether. Traders visiting a restricted country may trade after informing support but cannot purchase or reset during the stay. The current restricted-country list owns that check.

How should a trader compare total cost?

Compare current total cost as the live one-time purchase price plus likely resets and later Live operating costs. Legacy renewal exposure belongs only to pre-August 25 subscriptions.

Select the plan whose drawdown and consistency mechanics fit the strategy, then estimate realistic reset exposure. For a new one-time account there is no 30-day rebill. For a legacy subscription, use the billing terms attached to that account.

The bottom line

MyFundedFutures pricing is strongest for traders who value $0 activation and a one-time evaluation purchase. Repeated resets can still make a cheap entry expensive, and the seven-day activity rule matters for new one-time accounts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does MyFundedFutures cost?

MyFundedFutures list prices range from $105 for Builder 25K to $477 for Pro 150K as of August 6, 2026. Standard Rapid, Pro and Builder plans recur every 30 days, while Rapid EOD 50K has a $157 one-time evaluation fee.

What is the cheapest MyFundedFutures plan?

MyFundedFutures Builder 25K is the lowest current list-price plan at $105. Builder 50K with the $1,500 MLL option costs $125, but that lower price also reduces the maximum loss limit from $2,000 to $1,500.

Does MyFundedFutures charge an activation fee?

No. MyFundedFutures lists a $0 activation fee on every current plan and size. Evaluation purchase, resets and later Live trading costs remain separate. New evaluations purchased from August 25 have no renewal cycle.

How much is a MyFundedFutures reset?

Reset prices can change and must be checked against the selected current product. A reset restores evaluation progress and is a separate purchase; it does not create or move a renewal date on a new one-time account.

What is the difference between a reset and a legacy renewal?

A reset is a separate purchase that restores the evaluation. New accounts bought from August 25 are one-time and do not renew. Only older subscriptions retain a scheduled renewal under their existing terms.

Does MyFundedFutures provide a free reset credit?

That first-rebilling reset credit belongs to the former subscription model and remains relevant only to eligible legacy accounts. It is not a benefit on a new one-time evaluation.

Is Rapid EOD a monthly subscription?

Current MFFU evaluations are one-time purchases with no renewal cycle. Rapid EOD was already one-time in the August 6 snapshot; the August 25 policy extended that model to all new evaluation purchases.

What MyFundedFutures discount codes were active on August 6, 2026?

MyFundedFutures showed code 300K for 50% off the first Rapid or Pro purchase and code EOD for 20% off Rapid EOD on August 6, 2026. The offers were non-recurring checkout snapshots and were not PTV codes.

How much is Rapid EOD after the EOD code?

MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD was exactly $125.60 after the observed 20% EOD discount on its $157 list price, commonly rendered as $126. That calculation reflects the August 6, 2026 checkout snapshot, not a permanent-price promise.

What is the Builder 50K lower-MLL option?

MyFundedFutures Builder 50K offers a $125 option with a $1,500 maximum loss limit instead of the $153 default with a $2,000 maximum loss limit. It is a lower-priced account configuration, not an extra fee added to the $153 version.

Is the Pro One-Day add-on included in every Pro size?

No. MyFundedFutures documents the limited-time free Pro One-Day add-on only for Pro 50K. It changes the target to $4,000, removes evaluation consistency and permits a one-day pass, but it must not be generalized to Pro 100K or 150K.