Maven Discount & Coupon Code: No Active Code Right Now

How the Maven discount works

Maven has no working coupon code today. PropFirmTrading tests the firm's checkout every day and lists a code only when it reduces the price. The prices in the tables on this page are therefore the firm's regular prices.

A discount changes the fee and nothing else. The profit target, the drawdown limits, the payout schedule and the profit split are the same with or without a code.

What the Maven discount saves by account size

Maven sells 36 priced challenges across 6 programs, from 2K to 100K accounts. The cheapest way in is the Standard 3-Step 2K at $12, down from $13.

The largest saving in dollars is on the Standard 2-Step 100K: $440 becomes $396, a saving of $44. A percentage discount saves more on larger accounts, so traders who plan to buy a big account gain the most from using the code.

• ›2K: Standard 3-Step at $12 instead of $13.
• ›5K: Standard 3-Step at $16 instead of $17.
• ›10K: Standard 1-Step at $34 instead of $37.
• ›20K: Standard 1-Step at $62 instead of $68.
• ›50K: Standard 1-Step at $153 instead of $170.
• ›100K: Standard 3-Step at $270 instead of $299.

Which Maven program to buy with the code

The code applies to the fee, so the choice of program should come first and the price second. Maven sells Standard 1-Step, Standard 2-Step, Standard 3-Step, Instant and Omo 2-Step and others, and they differ more in rules than in price.

PropFirmTrading rates rule friction, meaning how easy it is to breach a program by accident. Standard 2-Step, Omo 2-Step are rated low friction at Maven, which is the safer starting point for a first purchase.

• ›Standard 1-Step: 1-step, 8% target, 5% trailing drawdown, high rule friction. From $14 (2K).
• ›Standard 2-Step: 2-step, 8% + 5% target, 8% static drawdown, low rule friction. From $18 (2K).
• ›Standard 3-Step: 3-step, 3% + 3% + 3% target, 3% static drawdown, medium rule friction. From $12 (2K).
• ›Instant: instant funding, no profit target, 3% trailing drawdown, high rule friction. From $14 (2K).
• ›Omo 2-Step: 2-step, 6% + 8% target, 8% static drawdown, low rule friction. From $19 (2K).
• ›Mini: instant funding, no profit target, 3% static drawdown, medium rule friction. From $17 (2K).

Maven rules to check before paying

Maven uses trailing and static drawdown depending on the program. A static drawdown is a fixed floor that never moves. A trailing drawdown follows the account's high point, which makes it stricter, and the intraday version also counts open profit.

A daily loss limit applies on every program, for example 3% on the Standard 1-Step. Hitting it usually ends the account the same day.

A consistency rule applies on Instant and Mini. It caps how much of the total profit may come from one day, and it can delay a payout.

The full wording of every Maven rule, with the date it was last checked, is on the PropFirmTrading rules page and on the firm's profile.

Maven payouts and profit split

The profit split at Maven runs from 70% to 80% depending on the program. The split is the share of profit the trader keeps once funded.

Published payout schedules include: Every 10 business days; Every 10 business days, min 3%; 10 business days; 24 hours. The first payout usually has extra conditions, such as a minimum number of trading days or a minimum amount.

The discount never changes the payout terms. A cheaper fee with slow or capped payouts can still be the more expensive choice over a year of trading.

Is Maven trustworthy?

Maven has been operating for 4 years, and its Trustpilot profile exists but Trustpilot has withdrawn the score.

PropFirmTrading analysed 759 public trader reviews of Maven, with an average of 4.2 out of 5. The review page reports what reviewers praise, what they complain about and how many describe a completed payout.

Most prop firms are not regulated like brokers, so a trader's protection is the firm's published rules and its record of honouring them. A discount is not a reason to pick a firm. It lowers the price of a firm that already fits.

Who the Maven discount suits

The Maven deal suits traders who have already decided that Maven's rules fit the way they trade CFD markets. The smallest accounts start at $12, which makes a first attempt cheap enough to treat as a test of the firm's platform and payout process.

Traders who are still comparing firms can use the challenge finder to filter every CFD program by drawdown type, consistency rule and price, with codes already applied.