Futures · Head-to-head
Earn2Trade vs FTMO Futures side-by-side comparison
A head-to-head look at Earn2Trade and FTMO Futures — both Futures prop firms. Ratings are aggregated from public trader review scores; the stronger value in each row is highlighted.
Key differences
- Earn2Trade charges one-time evaluation fees, while FTMO Futures runs a monthly subscription.
- FTMO Futures offers up to a 90% profit split, ahead of Earn2Trade's 80%.
- Earn2Trade uses trailing drawdown, while FTMO Futures runs eOD trailing.
- Payouts run weekly (Wednesdays) at Earn2Trade and every 4 or 5 days (Growth / Pro) at FTMO Futures.
- Platform lineups differ: only Earn2Trade offers ATAS Orderflow Trading, Bookmap and Finamark, while NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView are exclusive to FTMO Futures.
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Pricing & accounts
Rules & targets
Payouts & costs
Platforms & markets
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Compare their exact account models
Earn2Trade and FTMO Futures each sell several account models, and price, drawdown, consistency rules and payouts differ between them. These line up the products themselves rather than the companies.
Earn2Trade vs FTMO Futures: common questions
Answered from the comparison data on this page.
They are not priced the same way, so the answer depends on how long you trade. Earn2Trade charges a one-time evaluation fee, while FTMO Futures bills monthly until you pass — cheaper up front, and more expensive the longer the evaluation takes. The pricing table above lists both.
FTMO Futures, at up to 90% against 80% at Earn2Trade. Both are the ceiling across each firm's programs — the split on a specific plan can be lower, and the table above shows the plan each figure comes from.
Earn2Trade funds up to $200K on one account, against $150K at FTMO Futures.
Payout cycle: Weekly (Wednesdays) at Earn2Trade, Every 4 or 5 days (Growth / Pro) at FTMO Futures. First payout: After accumulating $239 in profits at Earn2Trade, After 4 or 5 qualifying days (Growth / Pro) at FTMO Futures. Those are the firms' own published terms — our payout tracker records what each has actually paid on-chain.
Earn2Trade uses Trailing drawdown and FTMO Futures uses EOD trailing — the biggest rule difference between them, because it changes where your stop-out sits after a winning day.
FTMO Futures, at 4.7/5 against 4.5/5 for Earn2Trade. Scores are aggregated from public trader reviews, not from us.
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