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Topstep vs TradeDay

Side-by-side rules, costs, payouts and platforms, from each firm's official pages.

Topstep and TradeDay are compared below using only facts from each firm's own pages (checked October 8, 2026). Topstep's Trading Combine comes in $50K, $100K and $150K sizes billed monthly ($49, $99, $199), with a 90% profit split and payouts up to $12,000 per account. The platform is TopstepX. TradeDay (TradeDay 2.0) sells Quick Pay and Fast Pass evaluations in $25K to $150K sizes with no activation fee. On Quick Pay the profit split is 50/50 below $4K net profit and 80/20 above it, rising to 90/10 in funded live.

Side by side

TopstepTradeDay
Account sizes$50K–$150K$25K–$150K
FeesMonthly until passed; $149 activationMonthly subscription; no activation fee
DrawdownMax loss limit set at end of dayTrailing (intraday or end-of-day option)
Consistency rule55% target in the CombineQuick Pay 30% (EOD eval); Fast Pass 45%
Profit split90/1050/50 → 80/20 → 90/10 (Quick Pay); 80/20 → 90/10 (Fast Pass)
PayoutsFrom 3 days; caps up to $12,000From day 1 (Quick Pay); 5 days (Fast Pass)
Minimum daysNone to passFast Pass 3; Quick Pay EOD 5
PlatformsTopstepXTradovate, Rithmic, Quantower, NinjaTrader
Accounts allowedSee firm siteSee firm site
Discount codeTOPSTEP20TRADEDAY30
Our rating4.5/54.6/5
Best forEstablished US brandMultiple payout models

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FAQ

Which has the higher profit split, Topstep or TradeDay?

Topstep: 90/10. TradeDay: 50/50 → 80/20 → 90/10 (Quick Pay); 80/20 → 90/10 (Fast Pass).

What platforms do Topstep and TradeDay support?

Topstep: TopstepX. TradeDay: Tradovate, Rithmic, Quantower, NinjaTrader.

How do payouts differ?

Topstep: From 3 days; caps up to $12,000. TradeDay: From day 1 (Quick Pay); 5 days (Fast Pass).

Figures come from each firm's official pages, read on October 8, 2026. Rules, fees and promotions change — confirm on the firm's site before buying. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss. PropFirmsTraders earns a commission from some links. Affiliate disclosure.