We checked 18 futures prop firms on their own pages for what ATAS roundups skip: whether the firm or ATAS gives you a free licence, which stage that licence covers, which route ATAS needs, and whether ATAS still works once you are funded.
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We checked 18 futures prop firms on their own pages for what ATAS roundups skip: whether the firm or ATAS gives you a free licence, which stage that licence covers, which route ATAS needs, and whether ATAS still works once you are funded. ATAS’s free START and €24.95 PLUS plans show futures 15 minutes late, so a prop trader needs PRO at €69.95 a month ($78.52) unless a licence is supplied. Thirteen 50K products pass, all on Rithmic or dxFeed, ranked on ATAS cost to the first payout per $1,000 of loss room (list price, activation, any route or connection fee, plus a PRO month for each stage the licence does not cover, divided by the overall loss floor). The Trading Pit Futures Prime 50K is cheapest at $49.50, GOAT Funded Futures EOD 50K is $69.00 (the only firm whose own free licence names the funded account) and TradeDay Fast Pass 50K is $94.50 on a free licence from ATAS’s own page. BluSky, Futures Elite, Phidias, DayTraders.com, Lucid Trading, MyFundedFutures, Elite Trader Funding, Bulenox ($177.80 with a $100 fee that may apply) and Apex ($438.02) follow, then Tradeify ($151.02), which never names ATAS but allows any compatible platform. No firm runs ATAS on a Tradovate route. Take Profit Trader, OneUp Trader and Ment Funding carry account-ending rules, Earn2Trade names ATAS only for the evaluation, and Topstep does not offer it.
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