Apex vs Tradeify rules, side by side
The drawdown, lock point, daily loss, consistency, payout split and evaluation price each firm publishes — 48 Apex plans and 31 Tradeify plans, read from the firms’ own documentation and dated. Written A–Z, described, not ranked: which rules suit you depends on how you trade.
At a glance
- Plans published
- Apex: 48 plans · 8 programs
- Tradeify: 31 plans · 6 programs
- Account sizes
- Apex: $25K–$300K
- Tradeify: $25K–$300K
- Evaluation drawdown
- Apex: Static, End-of-day trailing, Intraday trailing
- Tradeify: End-of-day trailing
- Funded drawdown
- Apex: Static, End-of-day trailing, Intraday trailing
- Tradeify: End-of-day trailing
- Where a trailing floor stops
- Apex: At start + $100 (23 plans) · never — trails for good (23 plans)
- Tradeify: At start + $100 (18 plans) · never — trails for good (13 plans)
- Daily loss limit
- Apex: Stated on 24 of 48 plans — all soft (pauses the day)
- Tradeify: Stated on 18 of 31 plans — all soft (pauses the day)
- Consistency rule
- Apex: Funded: 30%, 50%
- Tradeify: Evaluation: 40%, 50% · Funded: 20%, 35%
- Funded profit split
- Apex: 100%
- Tradeify: 90%
- Evaluation price
- Apex: One-time fee, $167–$2,490 · Monthly, $177/mo–$797/mo
- Tradeify: One-time fee, $99–$459
- Rules checked
- Apex: October 6, 2026 · 7 sources
- Tradeify: October 6, 2026 · 6 sources
Where the published rules differ
- Apex lists plans with a static drawdown; none of Tradeify’s published plans state one.
- Apex lists plans with an intraday trailing drawdown; none of Tradeify’s published plans state one.
- Apex sells evaluations both monthly and one-time; Tradeify charges a one-time evaluation fee.
- Tradeify states an evaluation consistency rule (40%, 50%); Apex states none for its evaluations on the pages we read.
- Funded profit split: Apex 100%, Tradeify 90%.
New to the vocabulary? The guide to reading prop firm rules explains static, end-of-day and intraday floors and why the lock point matters, and the trailing drawdown calculator shows any of these floors moving day by day.
Every plan at $50K
Both firms publish $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $300K accounts; this lines them up at $50K. A dash means the firm did not state that rule on the pages we read — not that the rule does not exist. “Locks at” is the balance where a trailing floor stops; “(start)” means exactly the starting balance.
Apex at $50,000
| Plan | Stage | Drawdown | Type | Locks at | Daily loss | Target | Consistency | Split | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOD Trail | Evaluation | $2,000 | End-of-day | Never | $1,000 soft | $3,000 | — | — | $590 once |
| EOD Trail — No Activation Fee | Evaluation | $2,000 | End-of-day | Never | $1,000 soft | $3,000 | — | — | $1,190 once |
| Full Account — Intraday Trailing | Evaluation | $2,500 | Intraday | Never | — | $3,000 | — | — | $197/mo |
| Intraday Trail | Evaluation | $2,000 | Intraday | Never | — | $3,000 | — | — | $249 once |
| Intraday Trail — No Activation Fee | Evaluation | $2,000 | Intraday | Never | — | $3,000 | — | — | $799 once |
| EOD Trail | Funded | $2,000 | End-of-day | $50,100 | $1,000 soft | — | 50% | 100% | — |
| EOD Trail — No Activation Fee | Funded | $2,000 | End-of-day | $50,100 | $1,000 soft | — | 50% | 100% | — |
| Intraday Trail | Funded | $2,000 | Intraday | $50,100 | $1,000 soft | — | 50% | 100% | — |
| Intraday Trail — No Activation Fee | Funded | $2,000 | Intraday | $50,100 | $1,000 soft | — | 50% | 100% | — |
| Performance Account (PA) | Funded | $2,500 | Intraday | $50,100 | — | — | 30% | 100% | — |
Tradeify at $50,000
| Plan | Stage | Drawdown | Type | Locks at | Daily loss | Target | Consistency | Split | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | Evaluation | $2,000 | End-of-day | Never | $1,250 soft | $3,000 | — | — | $145 once |
| Select | Evaluation | $2,000 | End-of-day | Never | — | $3,000 | 40% | — | $165 once |
| Select (50% Consistency Add-on) | Evaluation | $2,000 | End-of-day | Never | — | $3,000 | 50% | — | $205 once |
| Growth | Funded | $2,000 | End-of-day | $50,100 | $1,250 soft | — | 35% | 90% | — |
| Lightning | Funded | $2,000 | End-of-day | $50,100 | $1,250 soft | — | 20% | 90% | $492 |
| Select Daily | Funded | $2,000 | End-of-day | $50,100 | $1,000 soft | — | — | 90% | — |
| Select Flex | Funded | $2,000 | End-of-day | $50,100 | — | — | — | 90% | — |
Trading Apex or Tradeify? Journal it against its own rules
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Journaling your Apex or Tradeify account
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Apex vs Tradeify: common questions
What is the difference between Apex and Tradeify drawdown rules?
Apex: evaluations static, end-of-day trailing or intraday trailing; funded accounts static, end-of-day trailing or intraday trailing. Trailing floors stop at start + $100 (23 plans) · never — trails for good (23 plans). Tradeify: evaluations end-of-day trailing; funded accounts end-of-day trailing. Trailing floors stop at start + $100 (18 plans) · never — trails for good (13 plans). An end-of-day floor recalculates once after the close; an intraday floor follows your highest balance while a trade is still open. Which suits you is your call — MAV describes the rules and does not rank firms.
Do Apex and Tradeify have a daily loss limit?
Apex — Stated on 24 of 48 plans — all soft (pauses the day). Tradeify — Stated on 18 of 31 plans — all soft (pauses the day). A soft limit stops trading for the day; a hard one ends the account. A plan with no limit stated may still have one in its agreement — check yours.
Do Apex and Tradeify have a consistency rule?
Apex — Funded: 30%, 50%. Tradeify — Evaluation: 40%, 50% · Funded: 20%, 35%. A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit one day may be; it differs by program and by stage, so read the row for your plan.
Are Apex and Tradeify evaluations a monthly subscription or a one-time fee?
Apex — One-time fee, $167–$2,490 · Monthly, $177/mo–$797/mo. Tradeify — One-time fee, $99–$459. Prices change often and promotions are not included — the date each was checked is on the page.
Where do these numbers come from?
Every rule is read from each firm’s own published documentation and dated: Apex checked October 6, 2026, Tradeify checked October 6, 2026. MAV is an independent trading journal, not affiliated with either firm, and does not rank them. Confirm anything decision-critical with the firm before you buy.
Can I journal Apex and Tradeify accounts in one place?
Yes. MAV is a trading journal: add each evaluation or funded account to The Stack, connect or import its trades, and the firm’s published rules prefill so you can see the room left against them. It is read-only and never places a trade.
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