Affiliate disclosure

This site is free and carries no advertising. It publishes public discount codes — codes the listed companies distribute themselves and that anyone can find.

As of today we receive no compensation on these codes. We publish them because they have immediate value to you and because they are part of the information a comparison site should provide.

We will join the affiliate programmes of some of the companies listed. When we do, part of the outbound links will become compensated: if you buy after following one of them, we earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

These links are and will remain identifiable: they carry the rel="sponsored" attribute, and every monetised page displays a transparency notice. We will never hide a commercial link behind editorial phrasing.

No company can buy a position in a ranking, a higher score, the removal of an unfavourable element from its profile, or the lifting of an “under watch” status.

This guarantee is not merely an editorial promise: it is built into how the site works. Scores are computed by a script from published data, and rankings are produced by applying a filter to the database and sorting the result. There is no “sponsored position” field anywhere in our data model, and therefore nothing to sell.

If a commercial relationship ever conflicted with a factual finding — a partner firm that stops paying its traders, say — the finding would be published and the status changed accordingly.

Because the prop firm comparison space is saturated with sites whose rankings track commission rates exactly, with nothing to indicate it.

We would rather set out the business model and the methodology and let you judge. If our ranking seems questionable to you, the methodology publishes the weights: you can recompute your own from the same data.