MyFundedPerps Pricing and Plans: Select vs Prime vs Signature
MyFundedPerps pricing is simple on the surface: three 1-step plans, four account sizes, one flat fee per combination. The details that actually change your decision are the rule differences between Select, Prime, and Signature, the 20% PERPS launch discount running through the end of September 2026, and the checkout-only 90/10 profit split upgrade. This guide lays out the full matrix, the rules side by side, and worked examples of which plan suits which trader.
Full pricing matrix
Account sizes are $10K, $25K, $50K, and $100K ($5K and $200K are not sold). The table below shows the list price first and the PERPS launch price second. PERPS is a 20% off code valid through the end of September 2026; the FAQ notes checkout applies it automatically when available, another eligible code replaces it, and codes do not stack.
Card and crypto payment options are available when supported by your billing country; checkout auto-selects crypto and disables card where card payments are unsupported. Store credit applies automatically after the discount, and full-credit orders complete without a card or crypto payment. Refunds are possible within 48 hours of purchase only with zero trading activity, minus a non-refundable $25 fee.
Plan rules side by side
Price only makes sense next to what you are buying. All three plans are 1-step evaluations with no time limit, no minimum trading days, and no consistency rule. All rule percentages use the starting balance: the profit target is measured on realized balance, and both loss limits are measured on equity including open P&L.
The drawdown is static on every plan and locks to the starting balance on your first funded withdrawal. The real trade-off is risk room versus target size. Select pairs the smallest target with the tightest drawdown: on a $50K Select, your floor is $48,500 and your target is $4,500 of realized profit. Signature is the mirror image: a $100K Signature gives you a $94,000 floor (6% room) but asks for $10,000. Prime sits between them at 12% target and 5% drawdown.
The 90/10 profit split upgrade
Every plan pays an 80% split by default. The 90/10 upgrade is a flat +20% add-on to the challenge price, and it is checkout-only: you cannot add it later, and the challenge cards show "Up to 90%" without including the upgrade in the displayed price. Discount codes also apply to the upgrade.
The math is worth doing before you buy. On a $100K Prime at list price ($595), the upgrade costs $119. That buys you an extra 10% of every payout, so you break even after roughly $1,190 of gross profit paid out. If you expect one modest payout and done, skip it. If you plan to compound through multiple payout cycles on a larger account, it pays for itself quickly. Remember that payout minimums are $100 gross, which nets $80 at 80/20 or $90 at 90/10.
Which plan suits which trader
Worked examples using PERPS pricing through September 2026:
The cost-sensitive tester
You want to learn the platform with minimal spend. The $10K Select at $32 is the cheapest seat in the house. The 9% target ($900) is the lowest bar on the board, but the 3% max loss gives you only $300 of total room, so treat it as a discipline drill, not a swing account.
The drawdown-dependent swing trader
You hold positions through chop and need breathing room. Signature is built for you: 6% static drawdown and the same 3% daily loss as everything else, at the price of the highest fees ($870 list for $100K) and a 10% target. The $50K Signature at $344 with PERPS is a common middle ground: $3,000 of drawdown room against a $5,000 target.
The aggressive scalper
You trade flat daily, rarely hold overnight swap fees, and want the cheapest path to a funded allocation. Prime's 12% target is the steepest, but its 5% drawdown gives more room than Select at a lower price than Signature. The $25K Prime at $128 with PERPS is the value pick; the $100K Prime at $476 is the most popular large-account balance of risk room and cost.
The multi-account accumulator
Funded allocation caps are $300K total per trader and $100K per plan model, and Select, Prime, and Signature count as separate models. Two $50K Select accounts fill the Select model exactly. A trader who wants maximum spread might run $100K in each model for $300K total. Failed, closed, and archived accounts use no allocation, and competition accounts have a separate allowance. Original account sizes are what count; profits and withdrawals do not change it.
Frequently asked questions
How much does MyFundedPerps cost?
List prices run from $40 for a $10K Select to $870 for a $100K Signature. The PERPS code takes 20% off through the end of September 2026, bringing the range to $32 to $696. The optional 90/10 split upgrade adds 20% at checkout.
What is the difference between Select, Prime, and Signature?
Targets and drawdown. Select is 9% target with 3% static max loss, Prime is 12% with 5%, and Signature is 10% with 6%. All three share a 3% daily loss limit, 80% base split, daily payouts, no time limit, and no consistency rule.
Is the PERPS discount code still valid?
Yes, through the end of September 2026. It takes 20% off, applies automatically at checkout when available, does not stack with other codes, and also applies to the 90/10 split upgrade.
Can I upgrade to the 90/10 split after purchase?
No. The upgrade is checkout-only at +20% of the challenge price and cannot be added later. If you want 90/10, decide before you pay.
Can I buy multiple challenges?
Yes. Multiple challenge accounts are allowed under one personal login. Funded allocation is capped at $300K total and $100K per plan model, and passing beyond a limit sends the account to Funding Review instead of automatic funding.