BlueberryFunded

We ran the same year-long simulation across every plan and put the results in BlueberryFunded's expected value. At 1% risk per trade and a 55% win rate, Instant Elite came out on top - but at zero edge, it posted the biggest loss because of how often you'd be re-buying the $2,800 account. Prime 2-Step is the only plan with no per-trade-idea cap (confirmed with the official site on September 27, 2026).

Yes. It was rebuilt in 2026 and is now split into three tracks: evaluation (Flex 1 Step / 1-Step / Prime 2-Step), instant (Instant Elite / Instant Lite), and Synthetic Indices only. The old Step 1 / Step 2 / Rapid naming is gone from the official site. The pricing and terms in this guide are from a full check of every size on the official site on September 10, 2026.

If you want room and a good split, go with Flex 1 Step: 12% max drawdown, 3% daily, no consistency rule, no minimum trading days, and the best split on the roster at 85% (biweekly). The tradeoff is a high 12% profit target and a 1% per-trade-idea risk cap. To try it cheap, Prime 2-Step is the pick - the $2.5K account lists at $37, or $25.90 with PRIME30. If you want to skip the evaluation, Instant Elite has decent terms for an instant model, with no daily drawdown and no consistency rule; Instant Lite is cheaper but has a tighter 4% max drawdown and 2% daily, so it fails more often. 1-Step demands a lot for its 6% max drawdown against a 10% target, so if you want one phase, Flex is the more forgiving choice.

Elite has a 10% max drawdown, no daily drawdown, no consistency rule, and a minimum of 5 trading days; the $100K account is $2,800 ($2,380 with `BERRY15`). Lite has a 4% max drawdown, 2% daily, a 15% consistency rule, and no minimum trading days; its $100K account is $785 (or $667.25). The price gap is 3.6x, but the drawdown room is only 2.5x. Lite suits hit-and-withdraw trading; Elite suits settling in for the long haul. Both max drawdowns are trailing-locked - they follow your highest equity upward and lock in place once you hit the starting balance. Because floating profit moves the line too, it locks the moment an open position touches +10% (+4% for Lite). Both split 80% at 1:30 leverage, and once funded, the per-trade-idea cap is 1.5%.

It's a cap on how much risk you can take on a single market view. Flex 1 Step caps it at 1%; 1-Step and Instant Elite / Instant Lite cap it at 1.5% once funded. Only Prime 2-Step has no cap at all. Multiple entries in the same symbol and direction are typically aggregated together, so martingale- or split-entry-style EAs run into this cap more easily. Prime 2-Step is the freest choice for EA trading.

The ban list eased as of March 12, 2026. Accounts bought on or after that date have the martingale, grid trading, all-in, and one-sided-betting bans lifted. Accounts bought before that date are still under the old rules, so check your dashboard to see which set applies to your account. Rules changing based purely on purchase date is unusual even by industry standards.

Yes, but which coupon works depends on the plan, so be careful. Here's what we found testing every combination at checkout on September 10, 2026. `PRIME50` (50% off) and `PRIME30` (30% off) are Prime 2-Step only; every other plan rejects them with "not applicable to selected products." `FLEX30` (30% off) is Flex 1 Step only. The only code that works everywhere is `BERRY15` (15% off). Actual $100K prices: Prime 2-Step $812 → $406, Flex 1 Step $835 → $584.50, 1-Step $605 → $514.25, Instant Elite $2,800 → $2,380, Instant Lite $785 → $667.25. There is no 50%-off code for the instant models. The banner at the top of the site makes `PRIME50` look site-wide, so if you're buying an instant account expecting half off, you'll be disappointed.

As of September 10, 2026, Trustpilot shows the rating as suspended "due to a guidelines violation." Trustpilot itself states it removed multiple fake reviews from this company. The review count is 1,716, with 52% five-star against 36% one-star - a polarized split. The parent being an ASIC-regulated broker is a real fact, but the suspended rating and the high one-star share are both things to weigh against that. Of the 20+ firms we researched in September 2026, AquaFunded, FunderPro, Instant Funding, Maven, and Eightcap all had suspended ratings too.

It's a dedicated plan for trading Synthetic Indices only - no forex, stocks, or metals. Sizes run $5K-$100K, and the $50K account is $225. The profit target is 10% for Phase 1 and 5% for Phase 2, with a 10% max drawdown, 4% daily, 30% consistency rule, a minimum of 3 trading days, and an 80% split. It's an option if you want to trade a market that's active on weekends too.

Yes - it has Japanese-language support and is usable from Japan. As of a checkout check on September 10, 2026, the supported platforms were a straightforward choice between MT5 and TradeLocker. The homepage says "Trade on MT4 & MT5," but MT4 isn't actually an option at checkout. If you're planning to bring an MT4-based EA, confirm with support before buying.