Median projection blended across firms.
Slide to set your total account count. Distribution across stack sizes happens below.
Sliders auto-rebalance to 100%. Disabled sizes need more distinct instruments than you've selected.
Each account gets its own slot(s). Pick manually from your selected algos, or click Recommended to auto-fill — uses similar distribution logic to the Vincere Prop Firm Account Cycling Tool (priority order + 30% per-algo concentration cap).
Median projections across simulated traders. Each cell shows the median (half do better, half worse) with the central 25th–75th percentile range underneath.
This tool simulates your portfolio across 10 prop firms using historical trading data. The 3-mode toggle picks which family of firms to use; results are equal-weight blended across firms that allow each stack.
Audition vs Instant Funded. Audition firms charge a small fee (~$100/mo), require passing a profit target before funding, and typically take 80–120 days to first payout. Instant Funded firms charge a higher one-time fee (~$500–$800), skip the audition with larger drawdown buffers, and typically pay out in 30–90 days. Total dollars at risk are similar — timing differs.
Why Hybrid is most realistic. Most balanced traders mix both. One instant-funded account dramatically pulls down your first-payout timing, while audition accounts give long-term cost efficiency.
Net Profit means realized cash. Net = cash withdrawn − all fees − VPS − blow-up costs. This is money actually moved to your bank, not account balances. Your funded accounts typically hold extra unrealized profit on top.
Why diversification works. Running multiple accounts isn't just additive — joint payout coverage compounds across accounts. This is why multi-account portfolios outperform solo paths.
Same-instrument rule cap (firm rule) determines the max stack size per account.