DataUpdated 28 Oct 2026By Oliver
Cheapest 100K Prop Firm Challenges in 2026 (From $85.50)
The short answer
The cheapest 100K prop firm challenge costs $85.50 at The5ers (Bootcamp), with codes applied. The5ers holds three of the five cheapest six-figure tickets in the database.
- ›$85.50: The5ers Bootcamp, three phases with 6% targets and a 5% static max loss.
- ›$99: Goat Funded Trader 2-Step Promo, a fixed-price 100K with 10% and 5% targets and an 8% max loss.
- ›Futures 100K from $39: Top One Futures Elite Access, with code PROPFT applied.
One firm holds most of the cheapest 100K tickets
A $100,000 challenge currently costs as little as $85.50, at The5ers Bootcamp. The5ers also sells the third and fifth cheapest 100K tickets through its Summer 2-Step programs.
- ›The5ers Bootcamp, $85.50
- ›Goat Funded Trader 2-Step Promo, $99.00
- ›The5ers Summer 2-Step (10/5 targets), $134.10
- ›For Traders Crypto Fast Pro 1-Step, $144.50
- ›The5ers Summer 2-Step (8/5 targets), $161.10
The prices include the verified codes: 10% at The5ers and 50% for new users at For Traders Crypto. The Goat Funded Trader 2-Step Promo sells at a fixed $99 that takes no code. The current The5ers discount code and prices are on the The5ers discount page.
What changed since August
This page is refreshed from the PropFirmTrading database, and the entries below come from its daily price checks.
- ›The5ers raised its code PROPFT from 10% to 15% on 4 September. The Summer 2-Step 10/5 100K fell from $134.10 to $126.65.
- ›The same change moved the Summer 2-Step 8/5 100K from $161.10 to $152.15.
- ›Blue Guardian launched its Nano challenges on 26 August. The Nano 2-Step 100K took fifth place at $179.00 and now sits sixth at $179.25.
- ›Crypto Fund Trader's Break 1-Step 100K held fifth place in August at $179.10. Crypto Fund Trader has since retired the Break 1-Step.
- ›The Bootcamp 100K dipped to $85.50 on 1 September and returned to $95.00 the next day.
- ›Goat Funded Trader's 2-Step Promo, a fixed $99 account sold in the 100K size only, now holds second place.
- ›The5ers moved code PROPFT back to 10% on 28 October, and the code now covers Bootcamp and High Stakes as well. The Bootcamp 100K fell from $95.00 to $85.50, while the Summer 2-Step 10/5 and 8/5 100K rose to $134.10 and $161.10.
Every price move at every firm is recorded on the change log.
What $85.50 buys
Bootcamp is a three-phase program with a 6% profit target in each phase. The static max loss is 5% during the evaluation and 4% once funded. There is no daily loss limit in the evaluation, and funded accounts pause at a 3% daily loss.
The $85.50 is the entry fee only, and The5ers charges a second fee, listed at $205, after the trader passes. The firm's FAQ says no The5ers program has a mandatory stop loss, Bootcamp included, so the three phases are what make Bootcamp a long path to funding.
The Summer 2-Steps follow the more common two-phase format. Both use a 3% daily loss limit and a 10% static max loss. The 10/5 version at $134.10 is the closest match to a standard 100K challenge in the current market.
How the other programs compare
The Goat Funded Trader 2-Step Promo at $99.00 is sold in the 100K size only, at a fixed price that takes no discount code, for a limited time. It uses 10% and 5% targets, a 3% daily loss limit and an 8% static max loss, and funded accounts carry a 40% consistency rule.
The For Traders Crypto Fast Pro 1-Step at $144.50 is the cheapest crypto route at this size. It has one phase and a trailing drawdown, which is a loss limit that moves up as the balance grows.
The Blue Guardian Nano 2-Step, now sixth at $179.25, uses 8% and 5% targets, a 3% daily loss limit and a 10% static max loss. Funded Nano accounts carry a 50% consistency rule, which limits how much of the profit may come from one day.
How the smaller sizes compare
A $10K CFD challenge starts at $29 with the Blue Guardian Nano 1-Step. A $50K challenge starts at $89.10 with the Instant Funding IF Evolve 1-Step, and the Blue Guardian Nano 2-Step 50K costs $95.25.
The cheapest 100K now costs less than the cheapest 50K. At these prices, the main reason to start small is practice with a rulebook rather than saving money. The guide to 10K and 25K entry points covers that choice.
How to choose between them
Traders should compare the number of phases, the daily and max loss limits, the drawdown type and any consistency rule. The cheapest fee does not always give the lowest total cost to reach a funded account.
The simulator estimates the cost to funded for each program against its actual rules. The live 100K table is rebuilt from the database on every deploy. Each discount page shows when its code last passed checkout.
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