A professional trading consistency calculator for prop firm traders. Calculate if your best trading day meets the consistency requirements.

Find Prop Firm Plans by Their Consistency Rule

The calculator above tells you where you stand on an account you already have. The tool below works the other way round: you pick the rule you want, and it shows every prop firm plan that matches it, across futures, crypto perps and CFD/forex. It reads straight from our plan data, so it’s always up to date.

How to Use the Consistency Finder

1. Pick a category. Futures, Crypto Perps or CFD / Forex. Leave them all on to search everything.
2. Choose which stage to check. Evaluation, Funded, or a specific stage number. Leave it empty and it checks every stage.
3. Decide how strict the match should be. If you picked more than one stage, “At least one matches” shows plans where any of them fit, and “All must match” only shows plans where every selected stage fits.
4. Set the rule you want. “No rule” finds plans with no consistency rule on those stages. To allow a rule but keep some room, use the minimum slider. Set it to 40% and you’ll only see plans where your best day can be at least 40% of your total profit. The higher the number, the more lenient the rule.
5. Narrow it down. Filter by account size, challenge type or specific firms, then sort by most lenient, cheapest, account size or firm name.

Once your filters are set, hit “Copy link” to save or share that exact search.

Searches Worth Trying

• Pass the evaluation in one day: Futures, stage Evaluation, No rule. We’ve also covered the best of these in our futures prop firm one day pass guide.
• No consistency rule when you withdraw: stage Funded, No rule.
• No consistency rule anywhere: select Evaluation and Funded, choose “All must match”, then No rule.
• Room for a big day once funded: stage Funded, slider at 40% or higher.

Found a plan you like? Come back up to the calculator and check your own numbers against its rule before you request a payout.

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The Prop Firm Consistency Calculator helps traders verify if their trading meets the “Best Trading Day” rule commonly required by proprietary trading firms.

How It Works:

1. Select your prop firm’s consistency percentage requirement
2. Enter your best (highest) trading day profit
3. Enter your total accumulated profit
4. Get instant feedback on whether you meet the consistency requirement

Understanding Your Prop Firm Consistency Calculator Results

1. The Status Indicator

When you click “Analyze Consistency,” the first thing you will see is the status box. This is your immediate Pass/Fail grade.

✅ Status: Consistent (Pass)

What it means: Your trading distribution is healthy. Your best day is just one piece of the pie, not the whole pie.

• Action: You are currently safe to request a payout (assuming other trading objectives are met).
• Strategy: Continue trading your normal size. You have “room” to have a big winning day without breaking the rule.

❌ Status: Inconsistent (Fail)

What it means: Your best day is “too heavy.” It represents too large a chunk of your total profits.

• The Risk: If you request a payout now, it will likely be denied. Some firms may even reset your account.
• Action: DO NOT stop trading. You need to continue trading to “dilute” that percentage (explained below in “Additional Profit Required”).

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2. The Metrics Grid

This section provides the raw numbers behind the decision.

• Current Ratio: This is your actual percentage.
  • Example: If your best day is $$4,000$ and total profit is $$8,000$, your Current Ratio is 50%.
• Required Threshold: This is the limit set by the firm (e.g., 40%).
• Difference: How far away you are from the limit.
  • If positive (e.g., $+10%$), you are safely under the limit.
  • If negative, you are over the limit.

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3. The “Additional Profit Required” (Crucial)

If you fail the check, this is the most important field in the entire calculator. It answers the question: “How do I fix this?”

Many traders mistakenly think they need to lose money to lower their best day. This is wrong. To fix a consistency violation, you simply need to make more profit on other days.

• What this number tells you: This is the exact amount of profit you need to generate on future trading days to push your “Best Day Percentage” down to the allowed limit.
• Example:
  • Best Day: $$4,000$
  • Current Total: $$8,000$
  • Rule: $40%$
  • Result: You are at $50%$ (Fail).
  • Additional Profit Needed: The calculator will show $$2,000$.

Why?

If you make another $$2,000$ in profit (bringing your total to $$10,000$), your $$4,000$ best day is now exactly $40%$ of $$10,000$. You have passed.

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4. Calculation Breakdown

This table summarizes the math used to generate your results.

• Best Day Profit: The number you entered.
• Total Profit: The number you entered.
• Best Day Percentage: The slice of the pie your best day represents.
• Target Total Profit: This is the magic number. This is what your Total Profit needs to be for your Best Day to be considered “valid.”

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Summary Examples

Scenario A: The Healthy Account

• Rule: 30%
• Best Day: $$1,500$
• Total Profit: $$6,000$
• Calculator Result:
  • Current Ratio: $25%$ ($1,500 / $6,000)
  • Result: ✅ Consistent.
  • Meaning: You are well under the $30%$ limit. You have a $5%$ buffer.

Scenario B: The “One-Hit Wonder”

• Rule: 40%
• Best Day: $$5,000$
• Total Profit: $$8,000$ (Meaning all other days combined only equal $$3,000$).
• Calculator Result:
  • Current Ratio: $62.5%$
  • Result: ❌ Inconsistent.
  • Additional Profit Needed: $$4,500$.
  • Meaning: You must trade until your total profit reaches $$12,500$ ($8,000 + $4,500) before you can request a payout.

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Disclaimer: This tool is for informational purposes only. Every proprietary trading firm has slightly different Terms of Service. Always verify your specific consistency requirements with your firm’s FAQ or support team.