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Compare a reset against starting over before you pay.

Enter the current reset fee, new evaluation price, discounts, future fees, prior resets, and current P/L. The calculator shows the cost gap and break-even arithmetic side by side.

Last reviewed: July 2, 2026. Method: sums user-entered values in your browser; no firm data, quotes, presets, rankings, or recommendations are loaded.

Enter Your Reset Costs

Account size Optional context for cost as a percent of account size.

Original evaluation price What you paid for the current evaluation, if known.

Reset fee Enter the fee shown in the firm’s current checkout, dashboard, help center, or terms.

New evaluation price Enter the current new-account price from the firm’s official checkout or pricing page.

Reset path activation or funded fee Optional future fee tied to the reset path.

New path activation or funded fee Optional future fee tied to starting over.

Discount percent Use zero unless the firm confirms the discount applies.

Discount applies to Choose where the entered discount applies.

Current account P/L Negative values increase the recovery amount shown below.

Recovery or payout goal The target amount you want to compare against.

Resets already purchased Prior resets on this account path.

Source check Use current firm terms before relying on the numbers.

Cost Snapshot

Arithmetic only: outputs are estimates from the numbers you enter, not quotes from any firm. This calculator does not recommend a reset, a new evaluation, or continued trading.

Verify first: reset terms, discounts, activation fees, trading-day treatment, payout clocks, and eligibility rules can change by firm and account type.

Status from entered values Not calculated

Reset path cost $0

New evaluation path cost $0

Cost difference $0

Break-even payout needed $0

A cheaper entered path is not automatically better. Check current rules, eligibility, progress treatment, payout clocks, and your own risk limits before making any purchase.

What the snapshot leaves out

The result does not model commissions, failed retakes, trailing drawdown, rule changes, time value, platform fees, tax treatment, emotional pressure, or opportunity cost.

Check before paying

Reset allowed? Confirm reset eligibility for your account type and current stage.
Current prices? Check the live reset fee and new evaluation price in the firm’s official checkout, dashboard, pricing page, or help center.
Discount applies? Verify whether the code applies to resets, new evaluations, both, or neither.
Extra fees included? Add activation, funded-account, platform, data, payment, or other required fees for each path.
Progress treatment clear? Check whether reset affects payout clocks, trading days, profit targets, drawdown treatment, or account progress.
Official source checked? Use current firm terms before relying on any entered values.

Use current official terms. Enter values from the firm’s current pricing, reset, account, checkout, dashboard, or help-center pages before relying on the result. Do not enter personal, payment, brokerage, platform, tax, login, or account credentials.

Not advice. This is not financial, investment, trading, tax, legal, payout, or account-compliance advice. It does not predict whether you will pass, recover losses, receive a payout, or remain eligible under a firm’s rules.

Calculation Breakdown

Step	Formula	Result

How The Math Works

Discounted reset fee: reset fee minus the entered discount when the discount applies to resets.
Discounted new evaluation price: new evaluation price minus the entered discount when the discount applies to new evaluations.
Path cost: discounted price plus any entered activation or funded-account fee for that path.
Cost difference: reset path cost minus new evaluation path cost. A negative result means the reset path is cheaper from entered values only; a positive result means it costs more.
Recovery needed: entered goal minus current P/L, floored at zero. A negative current P/L increases the amount needed to reach the entered goal.
Break-even payout needed: reset path cost plus prior reset spend plus recovery needed from current P/L to the entered goal.

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