Priced per trader. Not per payout.
No profit share and no cut of your payouts - the firm already takes theirs. You pay for software and keep every dollar you withdraw. Pricing below is for PhantomOne, from $400 a month.
Monthly
Try it against a firm demo or a reset before you commit to a year.
- Full course on running the algo, including the optimal accounts
- All eight firm rule profiles
- Two machines
- Updates while subscribed
- 14-day refund window
Annual
Three months free versus monthly. Most traders switch here after passing once.
- Full course on running the algo, including the optimal accounts
- All eight firm rule profiles
- Two machines
- Updates while subscribed
- 14-day refund window
Lifetime
One payment, every future version, five machines for a book of funded accounts.
- Full course on running the algo, including the optimal accounts
- All eight firm rule profiles
- Five machines
- Every future version, forever
- 14-day refund window
Compare the plans
| Feature | Monthly | Annual | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full course, incl. optimal accounts | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Firm rule profiles | All 8 | All 8 | All 8 |
| Machines | 2 | 2 | 5 |
| Future versions | While subscribed | While subscribed | Forever |
| Rule-change alerts | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Support response | 24 hours | 4 hours | 4 hours |
| Refund window | 14 days | 14 days | 14 days |
Before you buy
Will this actually pass an evaluation?
Sometimes. We deliberately do not publish a pass rate: an evaluation outcome depends on your firm, your account size, the rules in force on the day and the market you get, so any single percentage would be closer to marketing than measurement. What we can tell you is that attempts fail, the fee is gone when they do, and anyone quoting you a guaranteed pass is selling something worse than this.
Why is the catalogue so short?
Other companies ship quantity; we ship quality. A long list converts better, which is why most vendors build one, but surviving a trailing threshold, a daily loss limit and a consistency rule at once is a narrow problem that does not have nine good answers. We only publish an algo when it has gotten at least two verified payouts, and that is why the list grows slowly.
Does running an algorithm break a firm's rules?
Automation is permitted at every firm we ship profiles for, but the details differ: some prohibit copy-trading the same strategy across accounts, some restrict news trading, and most ban high-frequency latency arbitrage. PhantomOne does not do the last one. Check your firm's terms for the first two before running multiple accounts.
What is the difference between trailing and static drawdown?
A static threshold never moves, so banked profit is permanently yours. A trailing threshold follows your high-water mark, either at the daily close or tick by tick intraday. Intraday trailing is by far the harshest, because unrealised profit you give back still counts. Our firm profiles change the exit logic accordingly.
Why does the consistency rule matter so much?
Because it fails payouts, not evaluations. Many firms cap the best single day at 20-50% of total profit at withdrawal. Traders pass, then discover one lucky session has locked up the account. A daily profit cap stops the session once it has earned its share, which keeps the best day near 23%.
Do you show me how to run it?
Yes. Every plan includes a full course on installing, configuring and operating the algo, including the optimal prop firm accounts and account sizes to run it on.
Can I run one licence across several funded accounts?
Yes, within your machine limit - two machines on monthly and annual, five on lifetime. Confirm your firm permits correlated fills across accounts first - a few treat identical entries on multiple accounts as copy-trading and will deny payouts for it.
What if my firm changes its rules?
We update the shipped profile and note it in the changelog. Firms revise thresholds and payout terms often, and some have shut down entirely. Their current rulebook is always the authority, not our profile.
Is there a refund policy?
14 days. Run it on a firm demo or a reset account. If the behaviour does not match the published tear sheet, open a ticket and we refund in full. We do not refund failed evaluations - the fee is the firm's, not ours.