Cheapest $100K Funded Accounts Right Now

One firm holds most of the cheapest 100K tickets

A $100,000 funded account currently costs as little as $95, from The5ers Bootcamp. What changed this month is the set of programs behind it. The5ers' summer releases mean a single firm now holds three of the four cheapest six-figure tickets in the database.

• ›The5ers Bootcamp, $95.00
• ›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
• ›Crypto Fund Trader Break 1-Step, $179.10

All prices include the verified codes (The5ers and Crypto Fund Trader at 10%, For Traders Crypto at 50% for new users).

What $95 buys

A cheap program usually has a specific shape. Bootcamp is a three-phase program with 6% targets per phase, a 3% daily loss limit and a 5% max drawdown, which means tight tolerances and a long path. The trader pays a tenth of the old price of six-figure funding and accepts that the evaluation tests patience as much as edge. The Summer 2-Steps are the more conventional route, with two phases and a 10% overall drawdown. The 10/5 version at $134.10 is the closest to a standard cheap 100K in the current market.

The two crypto programs make a different trade. Each has one phase and a faster route to funded. Crypto Fund Trader also adds a free same-size account when the trader reaches a payout, which doubles the value for traders who get there. The caveat is crypto-firm rulebooks, which include consistency clauses and trailing elements that CFD traders may not expect. Both firm pages spell them out.

How the smaller sizes compare

A $10K account starts at $34 (Maven) and a $50K at about $99.50 (For Traders Crypto). When a 100K costs less than some firms' 50K, the usual reason to start small, saving money, partly disappears. At these prices the reason to start small is discipline rather than budget. That argument is covered in the guide to 10K - 25K entry points.

How to choose between them

The program should match how the trader trades. Patient traders suit Bootcamp's three phases, traders who want the standard two-step rhythm suit the Summer 10/5, and crypto-native traders get more market fit (and the free-account bonus) from the one-steps. Buying on price alone is the main thing to avoid. The simulator estimates the real cost to funded for each of these against their actual rules, and it often ranks a $134 challenge above a $95 one for a given trading style.

Prices shift weekly. The live 100K table is regenerated from the database on every deploy, and each firm's discount page shows the date its code last passed checkout.