Tue Oct 6, 2026 positions · live minutes after CFTC

Take Profit Trader: fees, rules and drawdown

Every published parameter for Take Profit Trader, read from the firm's own site and date-stamped. Prices are promotional and move constantly, so the date matters as much as the number.

Take Profit Trader at a glance

Every figure on this page was read from the firm's own site on . Take Profit Trader sells a Trading Test to PRO on a monthly subscription basis. Billed monthly with no time limit to reach the profit target. The subscription does NOT cancel automatically when you break a rule; it must be cancelled by hand from the dashboard.

Every account size and what it costs

AccountPriceBillingProfit targetMax drawdownDrawdown typeDaily loss limitMax contractsResetBuffer to withdraw
$25Knot publishedmonth$1,500$1,500end-of-day trailingnone3 Contractsfor a fee$26,500
$50Knot publishedmonth$3,000$2,000end-of-day trailingnone6 Contractsfor a fee$52,000
$75Knot publishedmonth$4,500$2,500end-of-day trailingnone9 Contractsfor a fee$77,500
$100Knot publishedmonth$6,000$3,000end-of-day trailingnone12 Contractsfor a fee$103,000
$150Knot publishedmonth$9,000$4,500end-of-day trailingnone15 Contractsfor a fee$154,500

Take Profit Trader does not publish the monthly test price on its public pages. Its promo FAQs quote discounted prices of $85, $102 and $119 under the 50%, 40% and 30% codes, which implies a $170 list price at whichever size those FAQs refer to, but the size is not stated so it is not reproduced as fact here. The firm does state that failing a test costs at most $360.

Buffer to withdraw: The buffer equals the account's maximum drawdown. At $50K that means reaching $52,000 before withdrawing at 80%.

Fees beyond the evaluation

Activation fee
$130.00. One-time PRO fee. The standing NOFEE40 promotion advertises 40% off for life and no activation fee.
Reset
Resets available any time for a fee. Since May 16 reset pricing is risk-adjusted per account size.
Profit split
80/20 on PRO (simulated); 90/10 on PRO+ (live)

Take Profit Trader does not publish enough on the pages read to compute an all-in cost, so none is shown. What the model needs.

The consistency rule

50% (applies at the evaluation stage) No single trading day may exceed 50% of total net profits (highest profit day divided by net P/L), and at least 3 trading days are required even if the target is hit sooner.

A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit any single day may be. It does not stop you passing, it stops you withdrawing, which is why it matters most to traders whose edge is a few large days. All five compared.

Payouts

Cadence
Withdrawals from day one of the PRO account, but only after building a buffer
Also stated
Profits inside the buffer can only be withdrawn by closing the PRO account permanently, at 50% if the account is under 60 days old and 80% if over. A closed PRO account cannot be reactivated or reset.

Published pass rate

36.22% of calendar 2025. 36.22% of all Trading Tests were successfully passed. This is the only published pass rate among the five firms.

Where these numbers came from

Read directly from these pages. Nothing here is taken from a comparison blog.

FAQ

How much does Take Profit Trader cost?
Take Profit Trader does not publish enough for an all-in figure. The evaluation prices read on September 21, 2026 are in the table above.
What kind of drawdown does Take Profit Trader use?
Take Profit Trader uses end-of-day trailing. See the trailing drawdown page for what that means day to day.
Does Take Profit Trader have a consistency rule?
Yes: 50%, applied at the evaluation stage. No single trading day may exceed 50% of total net profits (highest profit day divided by net P/L), and at least 3 trading days are required even if the target is hit sooner.

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