Take Profit Trader vs Earn2Trade: the rules compared
Take Profit Trader and Earn2Trade differ most in daily loss limit, evaluation fee and consistency. Take Profit Trader sets no daily loss limit in its evaluations, while Earn2Trade sets a daily loss limit on every evaluation ($550 to $4,400). Take Profit Trader charges $90 to $216 a month, while Earn2Trade charges $150 to $550 a month.
The verdicts at 50K
Cheaper to start
Take Profit Trader$232 against $309 to reach a funded account.
Runs your bot
Neither states that automated trading is allowed.
Each firm’s 50K plan whose rules treat a trader with no edge best, or its least expensive when none is simulated.
7 rules differ
- Price$102 a month$170 a month
- Activation$130$139
- Reset$99$100
- Daily loss limitNo daily loss limit$1,100
- Best day, evaluation50%30%
- Minimum days3 trading daysNo minimum
- Automated tradingBannedNot stated by the firm
Plans on record
Take Profit Trader sells 5 plans from 25K to 150K, while Earn2Trade sells 7 plans from 25K to 200K.
Evaluation fee
Take Profit Trader charges $90 to $216 a month, while Earn2Trade charges $150 to $550 a month.
Activation fee
Take Profit Trader charges a $130 activation fee, while Earn2Trade charges a $139 activation fee.
Daily loss limit
Take Profit Trader sets no daily loss limit in its evaluations, while Earn2Trade sets a daily loss limit on every evaluation ($550 to $4,400).
Consistency
Take Profit Trader caps the evaluation's best day at 50% of the profit, while Earn2Trade caps the evaluation's best day at 30% of the profit.
Minimum trading days
Take Profit Trader asks for at least 3 trading days, while Earn2Trade has no minimum number of trading days.
Funded accounts at once
Take Profit Trader allows up to 5 funded accounts at once, while Earn2Trade allows up to 3 funded accounts at once.
Automated trading
Take Profit Trader bans automated trading, while Earn2Trade has no automated trading policy on record yet.
What they share
- Billing: Billed monthly until passed
- Drawdown type: End of day on every plan
- First payout: No minimum number of days
- Profit split: 80%
Take Profit Trader: Banned
Take Profit Trader bans automated and algorithmic trading. Universal Trading Policies #1 (Test, PRO, PRO+): automated systems, bots and algorithmic execution tools not permitted; PRO Account Rules 1: trades must be executed manually. Homepage account cards list no trading bots. A strategy tested on AlgoLift can only be traded there by hand.
Checked 16 Oct 2026 · Source: takeprofittraderhelp.zendesk.com
Earn2Trade: Not yet verified
AlgoLift has not yet found a page where Earn2Trade states plainly whether automated or algorithmic trading is allowed. Read the firm's own terms before you trade a strategy there with software.
Checked 16 Oct 2026 · Source: help.earn2trade.com
Take Profit Trader and Earn2Trade, topic by topic across each firm’s plans on saleShowHide
| Topic | Take Profit Trader | Earn2Trade |
|---|---|---|
| Plans on record | 5 plans, 25K to 150K | 7 plans, 25K to 200K |
| Evaluation fee | $90 to $216 a month | $150 to $550 a month |
| Billing | Billed monthly until passed | Billed monthly until passed |
| Activation fee | $130 | $139 |
| Drawdown type | End of day on every plan | End of day on every plan |
| Daily loss limit | None in the evaluation | $550 to $4,400 on every evaluation |
| Consistency | Best day at most 50% | Best day at most 30% |
| Minimum trading days | 3 trading days | No minimum |
| First payout | No minimum number of days | No minimum number of days |
| Profit split | 80% | 80% |
| Funded accounts at once | Up to 5 | Up to 3 |
| Automated trading | Banned | Not yet verified |
25K
- Take Profit Trader 25K Test$90 a month, $1,500, end of day
- Earn2Trade Trader Career Path 25K$150 a month, $1,500, end of day
50K
- Take Profit Trader 50K Test$102 a month, $2,000, end of day
- Earn2Trade Trader Career Path 50K$190 a month, $2,000, end of day
- Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini 50K$170 a month, $2,000, end of day
100K
- Take Profit Trader 100K Test$198 a month, $3,000, end of day
- Earn2Trade Trader Career Path 100K$350 a month, $3,500, end of day
- Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini 100K$315 a month, $3,500, end of day
150K
- Take Profit Trader 150K Test$216 a month, $4,500, end of day
- Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini 150K$375 a month, $4,500, end of day
Only Take Profit Trader sells 75K. Only Earn2Trade sells 200K.
Take Profit Trader or Earn2Trade?
At 50K, the Take Profit Trader 50K Test costs $232 to fund on a first attempt and the Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini 50K $309.
Take Profit Trader sets no daily loss limit in its evaluations, while Earn2Trade sets a daily loss limit on every evaluation ($550 to $4,400). Take Profit Trader charges $90 to $216 a month, while Earn2Trade charges $150 to $550 a month. Take Profit Trader caps the evaluation's best day at 50% of the profit, while Earn2Trade caps the evaluation's best day at 30% of the profit. Take Profit Trader charges a $130 activation fee, while Earn2Trade charges a $139 activation fee. Take Profit Trader asks for at least 3 trading days, while Earn2Trade has no minimum number of trading days. Take Profit Trader bans automated trading, while Earn2Trade has no automated trading policy on record yet. Take Profit Trader allows up to 5 funded accounts at once, while Earn2Trade allows up to 3 funded accounts at once.
On a first attempt with no reset, the Take Profit Trader 50K Test costs $232 ($102 evaluation (1 month) + $130 activation) against $309 for the Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini 50K ($170 evaluation (1 month) + $139 activation). Resets and extra months can change the order.
Take Profit Trader bans automated and algorithmic trading. Universal Trading Policies #1 (Test, PRO, PRO+): automated systems, bots and algorithmic execution tools not permitted; PRO Account Rules 1: trades must be executed manually. Homepage account cards list no trading bots. A strategy tested on AlgoLift can only be traded there by hand. AlgoLift has not yet found a page where Earn2Trade states plainly whether automated or algorithmic trading is allowed. Read the firm's own terms before you trade a strategy there with software.
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Replay of trade 1210 from an AlgoLift engine backtest of a research strategy on NQ, 13 February 2025: real bars, the trade still open.
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These results are based on simulated or hypothetical performance results that have certain inherent limitations. Unlike the results shown in an actual performance record, these results do not represent actual trading. Also, because these trades have not actually been executed, these results may have under-or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated or hypothetical trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to these being shown.
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