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Tradeify vs Alpha Futures: the rules compared

Tradeify

Select Daily 50K

Tradeify

$165 to get funded · paid once

Alpha Futures

Standard 50K

Alpha Futures

$129 to get funded · first month

Tradeify and Alpha Futures differ most in daily loss limit, evaluation fee and billing. Tradeify sets a daily loss limit on 5 of 17 evaluations ($600 to $4,000), while Alpha Futures sets a daily loss limit on 3 of 9 evaluations ($500 to $2,000). Tradeify charges $99 to $796 once, while Alpha Futures charges $89 to $489 a month and $349 to $859 once.

The verdicts at 50K

Cheaper to start

Alpha Futures

$129 against $165 to reach a funded account.

Runs your bot

Tradeify

Alpha Futures does not allow automated trading.

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$165 once$129 a month
  • Best day, evaluation40%50%
  • Minimum days3 trading days2 trading days
  • Contracts4 contracts5 contracts
  • First payout1 trading day5 trading days and 5 winning days of $200 or more
  • Largest payout$1,250$3,000
  • Automated tradingAllowed with conditionsBanned
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The real differences
  • Plans on record

    Tradeify sells 21 plans from 25K to 300K, while Alpha Futures sells 13 plans from 25K to 150K.

  • Evaluation fee

    Tradeify charges $99 to $796 once, while Alpha Futures charges $89 to $489 a month and $349 to $859 once.

  • Billing

    Tradeify charges its evaluations once, while Alpha Futures sells both monthly and one-time plans.

  • Daily loss limit

    Tradeify sets a daily loss limit on 5 of 17 evaluations ($600 to $4,000), while Alpha Futures sets a daily loss limit on 3 of 9 evaluations ($500 to $2,000).

  • Consistency

    Tradeify caps the evaluation's best day at 40% to 50% of the profit on 13 of 17 plans, while Alpha Futures caps the evaluation's best day at 40% to 50% of the profit on 6 of 9 plans.

  • Minimum trading days

    Tradeify asks for at least 1 to 3 trading days, while Alpha Futures asks for at least 1 to 2 trading days.

  • First payout

    Tradeify pays a first payout after 0 to 5 trading days, depending on the size, while Alpha Futures pays a first payout after 5 trading days, depending on the size.

  • Automated trading

    Tradeify allows automated trading with conditions, while Alpha Futures bans automated trading.

What they share

  • Activation fee: None
  • Drawdown type: End of day on every plan
  • Profit split: 90%
Automated trading

Tradeify: Allowed with conditions

Tradeify allows automated and algorithmic trading with conditions. Bots are allowed if the trader solely owns the strategy, does not share it or run it at other firms, it is not high frequency, and ownership can be proven on request.

Checked 16 Oct 2026 · Source: help.tradeify.co

Alpha Futures: Banned

Alpha Futures bans automated and algorithmic trading. Bots, AI and other automated trading are banned on every account; only a signal indicator is allowed, with the trader placing and managing each trade by hand. A strategy tested on AlgoLift can only be traded there by hand.

Checked 16 Oct 2026 · Source: help.alpha-futures.com

Tradeify and Alpha Futures, topic by topic across each firm’s plans on saleShow
Tradeify and Alpha Futures compared topic by topic
TopicTradeifyAlpha Futures
Plans on record21 plans, 25K to 300K13 plans, 25K to 150K
Evaluation fee$99 to $796 once$89 to $489 a month and $349 to $859 once
BillingPaid onceMonthly and one-time plans
Activation feeNoneNone
Drawdown typeEnd of day on every planEnd of day on every plan
Daily loss limit$600 to $4,000 on 5 of 17 evaluations$500 to $2,000 on 3 of 9 evaluations
ConsistencyBest day at most 40% to 50% (4 with none)Best day at most 40% to 50% (3 with none)
Minimum trading days1 to 3 trading days1 to 2 trading days
First payoutAfter 0 to 5 trading days, depending on the sizeAfter 5 trading days, depending on the size
Profit split90%90%
Funded accounts at onceNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Automated tradingAllowed with conditionsBanned
Plans by size

25K

50K

100K

150K

Only Tradeify sells 300K.

Questions

Tradeify or Alpha Futures?

At 50K, the Tradeify Growth 50K costs $145 to fund on a first attempt and the Alpha Futures Standard 50K $129.

Tradeify sets a daily loss limit on 5 of 17 evaluations ($600 to $4,000), while Alpha Futures sets a daily loss limit on 3 of 9 evaluations ($500 to $2,000). Tradeify charges $99 to $796 once, while Alpha Futures charges $89 to $489 a month and $349 to $859 once. Tradeify charges its evaluations once, while Alpha Futures sells both monthly and one-time plans. Tradeify caps the evaluation's best day at 40% to 50% of the profit on 13 of 17 plans, while Alpha Futures caps the evaluation's best day at 40% to 50% of the profit on 6 of 9 plans. Tradeify pays a first payout after 0 to 5 trading days, depending on the size, while Alpha Futures pays a first payout after 5 trading days, depending on the size. Tradeify asks for at least 1 to 3 trading days, while Alpha Futures asks for at least 1 to 2 trading days. Tradeify allows automated trading with conditions, while Alpha Futures bans automated trading.

On a first attempt with no reset, the Alpha Futures Standard 50K costs $129 ($129 evaluation (1 month)) against $145 for the Tradeify Growth 50K ($145 evaluation). Resets and extra months can change the order.

Tradeify allows automated and algorithmic trading with conditions. Bots are allowed if the trader solely owns the strategy, does not share it or run it at other firms, it is not high frequency, and ownership can be proven on request. Alpha Futures bans automated and algorithmic trading. Bots, AI and other automated trading are banned on every account; only a signal indicator is allowed, with the trader placing and managing each trade by hand. A strategy tested on AlgoLift can only be traded there by hand.

Test yours

One backtest, both accounts, every rule, before you pay either fee.

  1. 1Describe it to Algo, or build it yourself
  2. 2Backtest it on years of real futures data
  3. 3Replay every trade under your firm's rules

Rules checked against the firms’ own pages, most recently on 21 October 2026. This is a summary of each firm’s published rules, not financial advice and not a recommendation of any firm. Firms change their rules and prices; read the firm’s own page before you buy. Facts are paraphrased and linked to their source. Firm names are used only to say which firm a rule belongs to; they belong to their owners, and AlgoLift is not affiliated with or endorsed by any firm.