Most traders pick a prop firm by price or by name. The number that actually tells you how hard a challenge is sits in the rules: how much profit you have to make, and how much you’re allowed to lose while doing it. This tool takes those two numbers for every plan on FundedTruth, divides one by the other, and ranks the results so you can see the easiest plans to pass first.
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What the Ratio Means
The ratio is the profit target divided by the total drawdown. If a plan asks for a $3,000 profit target and gives you $2,000 of drawdown, the ratio is 1.50. That means you have to make $1.50 for every $1.00 you’re allowed to lose.
Lower is easier. A ratio of 1.00 means the target and the drawdown are the same size, so you could in theory hit the target before you could blow the account. At 2.00 or higher you need twice as much profit as you have room to lose, and that gets hard fast. Crypto Perps and CFD/Forex plans state their rules in percentages, but the math works out the same, because both numbers scale with the account size.
By default the tool colors each plan by how hard it is: 1.00 or lower is Easiest, up to 1.50 is Easy, up to 2.00 is Moderate, and anything above is Hard.
How to Use the Tool
- Pick a market. Choose Futures, Crypto Perps, CFD / Forex, or leave it on all. Each market has its own style of rules, so it usually makes sense to look at one at a time.
- Pick your account size. You can select more than one. A $50K account and a $150K account can have very different ratios even at the same firm, so compare like with like.
- Choose the challenge type. Evaluation, 1-Step, 2-Step or Instant Funded. Instant Funded plans have no profit target, so they can’t be ranked and won’t appear in the results.
- Choose the drawdown type. Static, EOD Trailing or Intraday Trailing. This matters as much as the ratio itself, and the next section explains why.
- Set a maximum price or ratio if you want to cut out plans that are too expensive or too hard.
- Choose how the plan is scored. First stage looks at the first evaluation stage only. Hardest stage uses the stage with the highest ratio. Average of stages takes the mean across all stages. For a 2-step challenge, hardest stage is the safest way to compare.
- Sort and switch the layout. Sort by lowest ratio, price or account size, and flip between table and card view depending on what’s easier to read on your screen.
- Use Copy link to share your setup. Your filters are saved in the page address, so anyone who opens your link sees the exact same ranking.
What the Ratio Doesn’t Tell You
The ratio is a starting point, not a verdict. It doesn’t look at consistency rules, minimum trading days, or how the drawdown moves. A plan with a great ratio and a trailing intraday drawdown can be harder to pass than a plan with a slightly worse ratio and a static drawdown, because a trailing drawdown follows your profits up and shrinks your real room to lose. That’s why the drawdown type is its own filter.
Use the ratio to build a shortlist of three or four plans. Then open each plan page and read the full rules before you pay for anything.
Want the Full Breakdown?
We’ve also ranked plans market by market and account size by account size. Look for our best profit to drawdown ratio guides for Futures, Crypto Perpetuals and CFD/Forex prop firms.
