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Choose a working calculator for the prop-firm problem you are checking.
Open a calculator below for reset math, break-even recovery, account size tradeoffs, risk per trade, or counted trading days.
Reset Cost Calculator
Use this when you are deciding whether the numbers behind a reset path and a new-evaluation path are even comparable.
- Inputs
- Evaluation price, reset fee, activation or funded fee, discount percent, current P/L, recovery goal, prior resets.
- Output
- Side-by-side reset-path and new-path cost math.
- Source need
- User-entered prices only. Check the firm’s current checkout, dashboard, or terms before entering fees.
- Limit
- Does not decide whether a reset is worth it or whether an account can recover.
Break-Even Payout Calculator
Use this to see how many user-entered payout amounts would recover user-entered costs.
- Inputs
- Evaluation fees, reset fees, activation fees, add-ons, discounts, completed payouts, average future payout, payout split.
- Output
- Remaining unrecovered cost and future payout count estimate.
- Source need
- No firm preset is loaded. Use official payout terms if you enter a split, minimum, cap, or transfer fee.
- Limit
- Does not predict payout approval, processing time, or whether chasing break-even makes sense.
Account Size Comparison Worksheet
Use this when two or three account sizes look close, but the price, drawdown, target, activation fee, or payout split changes the math.
- Inputs
- Account size, price, profit target, drawdown, daily loss limit, activation fee, payout split, discount.
- Output
- Side-by-side worksheet rows for user-entered account sizes.
- Source need
- Firm prices and rules must come from the current official pricing page, checkout, or terms.
- Limit
- Does not rank a universal top account size or recommend buying a larger account.
Risk Per Trade Calculator
Use this to convert user-entered account size, drawdown room, daily loss cap, stop distance, and unit value into a planning number.
- Inputs
- Account size, drawdown room, daily loss limit, risk percent, stop distance, unit value, buffer, planned trades.
- Output
- Arithmetic risk cap, estimated units, drawdown-room usage, and stacked-exposure warnings.
- Source need
- Official firm source is needed for drawdown room, daily loss rules, contract rules, and commission treatment.
- Limit
- Does not choose a trade, strategy, position size, product, or risk percentage for you.
Trading Day Requirement Calculator
Use this when you know the counted-day rule and want calendar math for days remaining.
- Inputs
- Minimum counted days, completed counted days, start date, planned days per week, weekend model, excluded dates.
- Output
- Remaining counted-day estimate and calendar date estimate.
- Source need
- Use the firm’s current rule for what counts as a day, timezone, weekends, holidays, account stage, and payout cycle.
- Limit
- Does not tell you to place trades just to satisfy a day count or confirm payout eligibility.
Which Tool Fits Which Problem?
| Problem | Start here | Why this row appears |
|---|---|---|
| Reset or start over? | Reset Cost Calculator | Compares user-entered reset path costs against new evaluation path costs without saying either path is correct. |
| How many payouts to recover costs? | Break-Even Payout Calculator | Turns user-entered costs and payout assumptions into recovery arithmetic. |
| Which account size has cleaner math? | Account Size Comparison Worksheet | Shows price, target, drawdown, daily loss, activation fee, and split side by side from user-entered values. |
| How much risk does one planned trade use? | Risk Per Trade Calculator | Converts account, drawdown, stop, unit value, and buffer inputs into a risk-cap snapshot. |
| How many counted days are left? | Trading Day Requirement Calculator | Uses user-entered day rules and calendar inputs; official rule definitions still control whether a day counts. |
Source Rules For Firm-Specific Inputs
Source warning: arithmetic tools use values you enter. Anything tied to a firm’s rules, fees, discounts, or payout terms needs the firm’s current official source before you rely on it.
Hub source check: July 5, 2026. Current search results lean hard on ROI, pass-probability, and challenge-value calculators. BestProps keeps this launcher focused on arithmetic, source labels, and rule checks until firm presets have dated official evidence.
Use official sources first: firm terms, help-center pages, payout policies, account specifications, checkout flows, dashboard notices, or dated public announcements. BestProps editorial records can support a preset only when they preserve the original source URL and checked date.
Official examples checked July 5, 2026 show why presets need more than one number. Topstep payout rules vary by path, account size, day count, payout method, and trader cohort. Tradeify consistency and Lightning Funded payout rules vary by account type, purchase date, payout number, profit goal, and cap.
| Preset area | Official source to check first | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Payout readiness and break-even math | Topstep payout policy | Minimum payout, split, day counts, caps, methods, and cohort notes can change the result. |
| Consistency and counted-day checks | Tradeify consistency rule and Lightning Funded payout policy | Thresholds, purchase date, payout number, profit goals, caps, and no-minimum-day cases can all affect the answer. |
Do not use Reddit posts, Discord messages, Telegram posts, review-site comments, affiliate-only pages, unsourced competitor tables, search snippets, or trader screenshots as calculator inputs. Public chatter can suggest what BestProps should investigate, but it should not populate a formula.
Reader Limits
- A calculator output is not a recommendation to buy an evaluation, reset an account, increase trade size, or request a payout.
- A rule value can be incomplete if the trader’s account path, purchase date, country, platform, product, or payout cycle is different.
- A payout timeline, payout split, or minimum payout entry does not prove a future payout will be approved or processed.
- A discount calculation does not guarantee a code is active, eligible, or the lowest available price.
- BestProps is not a broker, investment adviser, tax adviser, law firm, accountant, auditor, regulator, or dispute-resolution body.
Editorial independence
This page currently has no signup links, paid placements, sponsored rows, or monetized routing. Calculator formulas, warnings, source labels, confidence labels, and whether a firm appears in an editorial comparison are set by source evidence, not by any commercial arrangement. If monetized links are added later, they will be disclosed next to the relevant link or section.
Corrections
If a tool uses stale pricing, an expired discount, a changed payout policy, a wrong rule threshold, or an unclear formula, BestProps should update the source record and changelog before changing the public output. Firms can improve accuracy by submitting official rule URLs, pricing pages, payout policy links, discount terms, and correction evidence. Submissions do not buy favorable calculator treatment or editorial inclusion.