Skip to main content

Prop firm discount codes — September 2026

8 of the 36 firms we track are running a public discount code this month. Each one is listed below with the size of the reduction, and links to a page explaining how to apply it and what it excludes — resets and activation fees are the two usual exclusions. Codes are collected from the firms themselves; we publish none we have not seen advertised, and we remove those that stop working.

"Sale 50% off" tag hanging from a rail of hangers

Active codes

No active code this month

These firms had no public promotion running at our last check. Their pages list the standard pricing, which is sometimes already below a discounted competitor.

Frequently asked questions

Are these prop firm discount codes real?
They are public promotions collected from the firms themselves and rechecked as part of our regular data verification. We do not publish a code we have not seen advertised by the firm, and we remove codes that stop working. A code can still expire between two checks — the total shown at checkout is the only figure that binds.
Why do some firms have no code?
Because no public promotion was running when we last checked. Rather than publish an invented or expired code to fill the page, we leave the entry empty. Some firms simply price low permanently instead of running discount campaigns.
Does a discount change your ranking?
No. Promotions are temporary and our score measures durable characteristics: track record, rules fairness, payout terms, trading conditions. A code affects the entry ticket for a few weeks; it says nothing about whether the firm will pay you in six months.
Is a cheaper challenge a better challenge?
Rarely on its own. A low entry price paired with an intraday trailing drawdown and a strict consistency rule costs more in practice than a dearer evaluation you can actually pass. Compare the rules before comparing the prices.