CalculatorCost to first payout
What you pay before your first payout.
Pick a plan and how many attempts you expect. The drawing adds up every fee to scale, then shows the profit you need to get it back.
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Evaluation fees can be lost. Payouts are conditional on firm rules.
02Every priced plan
Same attempts, every plan, one scale
Rule
Ranked by what you pay at your attempts. Retries count as buying again. "At least" means billing or activation is not verified.
Plan data from published BestProps program pages and the claims they cite; each plan links to its page. Check the firm's current terms before you buy.
03Questions
Questions about cost to first payout
What is the cost to first payout?
Everything you pay before your first withdrawal: the evaluation, any repurchases after a failed attempt, and the activation fee. It is a better comparison than the sticker price because cheap evaluations often carry activation fees or monthly billing.
Why do I choose the number of attempts?
Because nobody can know your odds. We do not publish or estimate pass rates. Pick the number you think is realistic and watch the blocks add up.
What does break-even profit mean here?
The gross profit your funded account must make so that your share, after the profit split, covers what you spent. If the firm has a minimum payout, you need at least that much as well.
What does the drawing leave out?
Reset fees (most plans do not state one, so a retry is counted as buying again), data and platform fees, and discount codes beyond the price we list. Monthly plans count one month per attempt. Adjust the numbers to add your own.