Find the evaluation your trading survives.
Drop in your trade history. We replay every trade against the published rules of 10 evaluations from 6 firms, show where each one would have liquidated you, and show how often each one would have passed.
- Intraday vs end-of-day trailing, modeled trade by trade
- Lock levels, consistency rules, daily loss limits, size caps
- No signup
Your trade history
Never leaves your browserWhat file do I need?
- NinjaTrader 8: Control Center → New → Trade Performance. Pick your account and dates, Generate, switch the display to Trades, then right-click the grid → Export and save as CSV.
- Tradovate: open Account Reports (the gear next to your account), choose the Performance tab, set the dates, Go, then Download Report. The Orders tab won't work; it has no profit column.
- Anything else: a CSV with a time column and a profit column. Quantity, symbol, MAE and MFE columns are used when present.
What we read, and what to keep in mind
How these numbers are calculated
- Replay. For each evaluation and size, we start a fresh account on every trading day in your file and replay your trades in order, with that firm's drawdown, lock, daily loss limit, size cap, consistency rule, minimum days and time limit. With MAE/MFE, each trade's worst and best point are replayed too; we assume winners dip first and losers run first.
- Pass rate. The share of start days whose evaluation went on to pass. Start days too close to the end of your file to finish are left out.
- Likely range. Neighbouring start days share most of their trades, so they aren't independent. The range is a 95% Wilson interval around the pass rate, using as the sample size the number of back-to-back attempts in your history: buy, pass or fail, buy again the next trading day.
- Expected evaluation cost. Price, plus one reset or repurchase for each expected failure (1 ÷ pass rate, minus 1), plus activation, with monthly plans billed per 21 trading days. It is the cost to pass the evaluation, not to receive a payout.
- Outcomes. We say "not enough evidence" under 20 trading days or under 5 back-to-back attempts; "don't buy yet" when the history loses money after fees or no evaluation's range starts at 25% or more; otherwise "potentially suitable", only for evaluations whose rules are verified and current and whose published size cap your largest open position fits.
- Limits. This describes your past trades under today's rules. A pass is counted at the close of the day the target is reached, so later trades that day still count. Live fills, your future trading and firm rule changes can all differ. Funded-account rules and payouts are not modeled.
My accounts
Enter today's numbers from your platform. Each firm's rules are applied to show where your liquidation line sits and how much room you have before it.
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The rules we test against
Pass-or-fail rules come from each firm's own pages, or were confirmed by our team where a firm doesn't publish them. Some prices come from guides and are marked in each plan's sources. Last reviewed . Firms change rules often, so confirm on the firm's site before you buy.
| Evaluation | Size | Rules verified | Target | Max loss | Trailing | Locks at | Daily limit | Consistency | Min days | Max minis | Time | Price | Fees E-mini / micro | Source |
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How a replay works
Trades are grouped into CME sessions, which roll at 5:00 PM Central. Each one moves your balance through its worst and best point, using MAE and MFE, before it closes. Winners are assumed to dip first and losers to run first.
How the pass rate is counted
We start a fresh evaluation on every trading day in your history and run it forward until it passes, busts or runs out of time. Start days near the end of your file that can't finish are left out, so the rate isn't skewed toward quick busts.
What it can't see
Overlapping positions are replayed one trade at a time. News rules, inactivity rules, funded-account rules and payouts aren't modeled, and optional choices made at checkout, such as the daily loss limits Topstep and Lucid offer, are left off. Past trades don't predict future results.