Tradeify has raised the reset fees on its Growth evaluation accounts for the $100,000 and $150,000 sizes. The 100K reset moved from $155 to $169, and the 150K from $215 to $229. Smaller sizes and the original purchase prices stayed the same. See the live Tradeify firm page for current plans.

The change showed up on the firm’s pricing pages over the weekend of 12-13 October 2026. Trackers that monitor official firm pages, including Ephore Market and PipBack, logged the increase on 12-13 October. Prop Firm Match lists the Growth 150K reset at $229 as of mid-October.

Growth evaluations remain one-time purchases with no activation fee. Resets are optional and only available for failed evaluations, up to 10 times in a 30-day window. Codes do not apply to resets, so the new fees are what traders pay to try again on those sizes. This follows earlier Tradeify moves such as the October promo switch.

For traders who fail a larger Growth evaluation, the extra $14 is small relative to the account size but adds up across multiple attempts. It is still cheaper than buying a fresh evaluation at list price ($255 for 100K, $369 for 150K). The firm continues its October promo of 30% off new accounts plus 2x Gems through 15 October, but that does not touch resets.

Our Take: A modest price bump on the two largest Growth resets. It does not change the product, but anyone planning multiple attempts on 100K or 150K Growth should factor in the higher reset cost. Check the live checkout and help center before you buy, as pricing can move without a big announcement.

Gourang Parekh

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