Prop Firm Payout Calculator: What the Split Actually Pays
A 90% split on a 100k account sounds like a number until you put the profit, the fee and the payout cycle next to it. This does that arithmetic, and shows what each firm actually states about its own payouts.
A payout is your profit multiplied by the profit split, with the evaluation fee separate and often refunded on the first withdrawal. Splits are advertised as maximums: of the firms in our data that state terms, they run from 80% to 'up to 100%', on cycles from on-demand within 24 hours to a fixed number of business days.
What a payout actually comes to
Payout = profit × split. Splits are usually advertised as a maximum ("up to"), and some firms charge for the higher tier. Nothing here predicts that you will reach a payout; it is arithmetic on numbers you supply.
Payout terms each firm states on its own site
How a payout is put together
Three numbers: the profit you made on the simulated account, the split that goes to you, and the cycle on which payouts are requested. The evaluation fee sits outside that, and many firms refund it with the first payout - which is why the calculator tracks it separately rather than pretending it does not exist.
Reading an advertised split honestly
- "Up to 90%" is a maximum, and at several firms the top tier is an add-on you pay for at checkout rather than the default.
- Frequency varies enormously - our table shows everything from on-demand within 24 hours to a fixed number of business days.
- Scaling plans change the account size, not the split, and they usually require sustained results first.
- Consistency rules can delay or reduce a payout even when the profit is there - see the consistency rule.
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It cannot tell you whether you will make the profit. Reaching a payout means clearing the target without breaching the daily loss limit or the drawdown floor, and most attempts do not. Treat the output as "if this happened, here is the arithmetic", never as an expectation.
What our table shows
We checked all 20 firms in our compliance data against their own sites on 19 September 2026. Seven state their payout terms clearly enough to publish; the rest do not, and those rows say Verify with the date we looked. We are independent, we rank nobody, and we would rather show a blank cell than a number we cannot source.
Frequently asked questions
What profit split do prop firms pay?
It varies and is usually advertised as a maximum. Of the firms in our data that state it, the figures range from 80% to 'up to 100%', sometimes with the top tier sold as an add-on.
How often can I withdraw?
Anything from on demand within 24 hours to a fixed cycle of business days, depending on the firm and the program. Our table shows what each firm states.
Is the evaluation fee refunded?
Some firms refund it with the first payout. The calculator lets you include or exclude it so the overall position is honest.
Does a bigger split mean more money?
Only if you reach a payout. The risk rules decide that, and the split only applies to profit that survived them.
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