Head-to-Head Comparison

FundedNext vs Funded Trading Plus Side-by-side breakdown — fees, rules, payouts, and our verdict

FundedNext

Est. 2022

out of 5.0

from $33 challenge fee

Up to 95% profit split

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Funded Trading Plus

Est. 2021

4.5

out of 5.0

from $89 challenge fee

80% base, up to 100% profit split

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Quick Verdict

Overall Score

FundedNext

Lower Entry Fee

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Higher Profit Split

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Larger Max Account

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Full Comparison

Metric	FundedNext	Funded Trading Plus
Our Score	5/5	4.5/5
Challenge Fee	from $33 ✓	from $89
Profit Split	Up to 95% ✓	80% base, up to 100%
Max Account	$200,000	$2,500,000 (scaled) ✓
Evaluation Type	2-Step / Express	Instant / 1-Step Express / 2-Step Classic
Drawdown Type	Trailing	Static (2-Step); Trailing (1-Step/Instant)
Min Trading Days	5 days	None
Time Limit	45 days	No time limit
Platforms	MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader	MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader
Payout Speed	24–48 hours	24-48 hours
News Trading	✓	✓
Weekend Hold	✓	✓
EAs / Robots	✓	✓
Fee Refundable	✓	✗
Founded	2022	2021
HQ	Dubai, UAE	Manchester UK

Score Breakdown

Customer Support FundedNext: 9.2 · Funded Trading Plus: 8.6

Value for Money FundedNext: 9.4 · Funded Trading Plus: 8.8

■ FundedNext ■ Funded Trading Plus

FundedNext and Funded Trading Plus both show up on most "best prop firm" shortlists, but they are built for different traders. FundedNext scores 5/5 on our review and has been paying traders since 2022 (4 years); Funded Trading Plus scores 4.5/5 and has been paying traders since 2021 (5 years). The table below puts every rule side by side — this intro is the short version.

On entry cost, FundedNext charges from $33 and Funded Trading Plus charges from $89 for its standard evaluation. The profit split is Up to 95% at FundedNext versus 80% base, up to 100% at Funded Trading Plus — but a bigger split only matters if the payout actually arrives, so weigh it against the payout-speed row. The drawdown models differ: FundedNext uses trailing, Funded Trading Plus uses static (2-step); trailing (1-step/instant). That single rule changes how much room you really have on a losing day, so check the "Drawdown Explained" guide if the distinction is new to you.

FundedNext allows weekend holding and Funded Trading Plus allows it. If your strategy carries positions across the weekend, that alone should decide this comparison for you.

Pros & Cons

FundedNext

✅ Pros

• 90% profit split — highest in the industry for a top-tier firm

• Weekend holding allowed

• News trading allowed

• 24–48 hour payouts — fastest consistent payout in our data

• Fee refunded on first withdrawal

• Copy trading and EAs both permitted

❌ Cons

• Founded 2022 — shorter track record than FTMO or The5%ers

• Match-Trader UX less familiar to MT4 traders

• $200K max is lower than FTMO's $400K

Funded Trading Plus

✅ Pros

• Genuine 100% profit split at the top tier — the only major forex firm actually offering a zero-take rate

• $19.5M+ in verified trader payouts since 2021, with a real multi-year track record

• 4.4 to 4.7 star Trustpilot rating from over 2,600 reviews

• No time limits on any evaluation, and news trading, hedging, and EAs all permitted without restriction

• Five supported platforms, more than almost any competitor in this batch

❌ Cons

• Reaching the 100% split tier realistically takes 10-15 months of consistent withdrawals for a typical trader

• Some traders report that large single withdrawals can affect how the split-tier calculation reads, though documentation on this interaction isn't fully detailed

• EA use is restricted to cTrader only on some account types

• Forex commission of roughly $7/lot is a real cost most competitors don't charge separately

FundedNext

5/5

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Funded Trading Plus

4.5/5

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