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Alpha Futures: All Funded Futures Comparisons

Every head-to-head look at how Alpha Futures stacks up against the other funded futures firms in the radar — drawdown rules, payout splits, pricing, and coupon status. Dataset reviewed May 22, 2026.

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Alpha Futures at a glance

Best fit

Traders seeking 90% split, no qualified consistency on Premium/Advanced, and high withdrawal caps.

Think twice if

You want a long operating history or dislike newer-firm execution and payout-risk uncertainty.

RuleAlpha Futures
DrawdownPremium MLL: $2K/$3K/$4.5K.
Daily loss limitPremium has no Daily Loss Guard in evaluation or qualified stage.
Payout90% split on every Premium withdrawal. Up to 4 withdrawals per month. Premium payout caps increase from $3K to $6K by payout number.
Evaluation pricingPremium 50K/100K/150K: $79/$159/$239 per month with activation fee, or $159/$269/$379 per month on No Activation Fee path.
CouponAffiliate-linked discount (no public code)

Frequently asked

Who is Alpha Futures best suited for?

Traders seeking 90% split, no qualified consistency on Premium/Advanced, and high withdrawal caps.

What are Alpha Futures's drawdown rules?

Premium MLL: $2K/$3K/$4.5K.

Does Alpha Futures have a daily loss limit?

Premium has no Daily Loss Guard in evaluation or qualified stage.

What is Alpha Futures's payout split?

90% split on every Premium withdrawal. Up to 4 withdrawals per month. Premium payout caps increase from $3K to $6K by payout number.

How much does a Alpha Futures evaluation cost?

Premium 50K/100K/150K: $79/$159/$239 per month with activation fee, or $159/$269/$379 per month on No Activation Fee path. Activation fee: $149 on lower-monthly-cost Premium path; $0 on No Activation Fee path.. Confirm current pricing on the firm's official site.

Sources

Official help, pricing, and payout pages used for Alpha Futures data in the radar.

Compare every rule before you buy an evaluation

Firm rules, payouts, and coupons change often. Read the rule risk first, then pick the firm that fits how you actually trade.

Key terms

Daily loss limit (DLL)
A cap on how much you can lose in a single trading day — some firms call it a Daily Loss Guard. A few make it optional during the evaluation.
Consistency rule
Caps how much of your total profit can come from a single best day, so one outlier session can't carry a pass or a payout.
Profit split
The share of payouts you keep. A 90/10 split means you keep 90% and the firm keeps 10%.

Comparison research, not investment advice. Funded-account rules, pricing, payout schedules, and coupons change without notice — figures here reflect the dataset last reviewed May 22, 2026. Always confirm current terms on the firm's official site before purchasing an evaluation.