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Estimate how many future user-entered payouts it would take to recover user-entered evaluation, reset, activation, platform, and add-on costs.
Cost Inputs
Payout Assumptions
Use the reserve field only as your own planning cushion. BestProps does not provide tax, accounting, financial, legal, payout, or account-compliance advice.
Estimated Result
Gross profit before split needed: $0.00.
Enter your own cost and payout assumptions, then calculate.
Check Before Relying On This
Source warning: this tool has no firm presets. Use the firm’s current official checkout, dashboard, payout policy, and account rules before entering costs, payout split, fees, or eligibility assumptions.
- Current official costs: evaluation, reset, activation, platform, data, and add-on fees can change.
- Payout terms: verify split, minimum payout, maximum payout, transfer fee, payout cycle, and any buffer rule.
- Eligibility: this tool does not check trading days, consistency rules, drawdown status, open disputes, KYC, country limits, or account standing.
- Completed payouts: enter only payouts actually received, not pending requests or approved-but-unpaid amounts.
- Account limits: taxes, compliance, contracts, inactivity, platform rules, and firm-specific restrictions are outside the math.
- Decision limit: the output is not a recommendation to buy, reset, keep trading, increase risk, or request a payout.
Formula Notes
- Net out-of-pocket cost equals evaluation fees plus reset fees plus activation fees plus add-on fees minus discounts.
- Remaining unrecovered cost equals net out-of-pocket cost minus completed payouts already received.
- Future payouts needed equals remaining unrecovered cost divided by estimated future payout after transfer fee and optional reserve.
- Gross profit before split needed equals remaining unrecovered cost divided by the entered trader payout split.
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