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Earn2Trade vs Top One Futures side-by-side comparison
A head-to-head look at Earn2Trade and Top One Futures — both Futures prop firms. Ratings are aggregated from TrustPilot & Prop Firm Match; the stronger value in each row is highlighted.
Key differences
- A $100K evaluation costs $60 at Earn2Trade versus $259 at Top One Futures.
- Top One Futures offers up to a 90% profit split, ahead of Earn2Trade's 80%.
- Earn2Trade uses trailing drawdown, while Top One Futures runs eOD Trailing.
- Payouts run weekly (Wednesdays) at Earn2Trade and on-demand or weekly by program at Top One Futures.
- Platform lineups differ: only Earn2Trade offers ATAS Orderflow Trading, Bookmap and Finamark, while NinjaTrader, TradingView and Tradovate are exclusive to Top One Futures.
Which fits comes down to priorities: a cheaper $100K evaluation favors Earn2Trade, while a higher profit split points to Top One Futures.
Ratings & reputation
Overall rating
4.6
4.8
TrustPilot
4.7 / 5
4.8 / 5
Prop Firm Match
4.5 / 5 · 22 reviews
4.7 / 5 · 73 reviews
Community following
2,657
29,125
Pricing & accounts
Max profit split
80%
90%
Starting price
$60
$139
Largest account
$200K
$150K
Activation fee
$139
$139
Programs
7
16
Rules & targets
Drawdown type
Trailing
EOD Trailing
Payouts & costs
Payout cycle
Weekly (Wednesdays)
On-demand or weekly by program
First payout
After accumulating $239 in profits
After meeting program profit goal
Platforms & markets
Platforms
ATAS Orderflow TradingBookmapFinamarkInside Edge TraderInvestor/RTJigsaw DaytradrMotiveWaveMultiCharts
NinjaTraderTradingViewTradovate
Markets
Equity Index FuturesEnergy FuturesMetal FuturesAgricultural FuturesInterest Rate FuturesCurrency Futures
Equity Index FuturesEnergy FuturesMetal FuturesAgricultural FuturesInterest Rate FuturesCurrency Futures
Company
Headquarters
United States
United States
Founded
2016
2025
Chief executive
Osvaldo Guimarães
Matt Morris
Experience
9 years
1 year
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