Free prop firm tool

Prop Firm Payout Calculator

See what you really keep from a funded account: your share after the profit split, the challenge fees, any refund and transfer costs, for one account or several.

Your payout

$

The profit you are withdrawing, before the split.

%

Your share, e.g. 80 or 90.

Same result copied across accounts.

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$

Bank, crypto or card fees for the whole payout.

What you keep

Your share of the profit

$6,400.00

80% of $8,000.00

Firm keeps

$1,600.00

Fees paid

$500.00

$500.00 refunded

Net in your pocket

$6,400.00

1,280% return on $500.00 of fees

Your share works out to $6,400.00 net per account.

Educational tool. Results are only as accurate as the numbers you enter, and firms word their rules differently, so check your own rulebook. Nothing here is financial advice.

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The payout formula

  • Your share = profit × number of accounts × profit split.
  • Fees = challenge fee × number of accounts; the refund gives them back if your firm offers one.
  • Net = your share + refund − fees − transfer costs.

Worked example

Three funded accounts each make $5,000. With a 90% split you receive $13,500. The three challenges cost $150 each, $450 in total, with no refund, and the transfer costs $25. You keep $13,025, a return of about 2,894% on the fees.

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Getting to your first payout

A payout only comes after you pass and stay inside the rules. Check your odds with the challenge calculator, keep an eye on the drawdown floor and the daily loss limit, and size every trade with the position size calculator.

Frequently asked questions

How is a prop firm payout calculated?

Your payout is the profit you withdraw multiplied by your profit split. With $8,000 of profit and an 80% split you receive $6,400 and the firm keeps $1,600. If the firm refunds the challenge fee with the first payout, that is added on top.

Is the challenge fee refunded?

Many firms refund the evaluation fee with your first payout, but not all, and some only refund it on certain plans. Tick or untick the refund option to match your firm's terms.

Does the calculator handle several funded accounts?

Yes. Enter the number of accounts and the profit made on each; the calculator multiplies the profit, the split and the fees. It assumes every account made the same profit, as with copied trades.

Are prop firm payouts taxed?

Payouts are usually treated as income in your country, and the firm normally does not withhold tax for you. Rules differ by country, so ask a local tax adviser. This calculator shows amounts before tax.

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