Prop Firm
Consistency Calculator
Check your best-day percentage against your firm’s rule. See where you stand, the profit required and what still needs checking.
Your inputs
Choose your rule, then enter figures from the same period.
Your result
Consistency metof period profit came from your best day
for consistency$4,500.00
needed$0.00
This example meets the selected consistency condition. Other account and payout requirements still apply.
See the calculation
$1,800 ÷ $4,800 × 100 = 37.50%. Required period profit at 40%: $4,500.00.
Different firms.
Different rules.
The percentage is only part of the story. Your plan, stage and profit window decide which calculation applies.
Explore all firm presets →| Prop firm | Selected limits | Scope matters | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| MFFMy Funded Futures | 30–50% | Plan + account stage | Official ↗ |
| TFTradeify | 20–50% | Plan + payout number | Official ↗ |
| TSTopstep | 40–55% | Combine or XFA path | Official ↗ |
| AXApex Trader Funding | Below 50% | Current EOD PA | Official ↗ |
| FTFTMO | 50% | Older 1-Step orders | Official ↗ |
| FNFundedNext | 20% | Existing FNL:003 only | Official ↗ |
Checked 12 October 2026. These are plan-specific examples, not one rule for every account. Open a firm page for scope, exceptions and sources.
Know what’s
behind the number.
No mystery score. Just a ratio, the selected rule and a clear explanation.
Understand the consistency rule →= your consistency percentage
Match your plan
Choose a verified preset or enter the percentage and profit basis yourself.
Use one period
Enter your total and best day, or add daily P&L and let the tool sum it.
Read the scope
See the ratio and profit gap. Check other requirements with your firm.
| Best day | Rule | Required profit | At boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000 | ≤ 20% | $5,000.00 | Meets |
| $1,800 | ≤ 40% | $4,500.00 | Meets |
| $1,500 | < 50% | $3,000.01 | Strict boundary |
A little context.
A clearer answer.
The questions that change how you use a consistency calculator.
What is a prop firm consistency rule?
It limits how much of the relevant profit total can come from a single trading day. A 40% rule normally means your best day must be at or below 40% of that total. Plans may use a different denominator or a strictly-below boundary.
How much more profit do I need?
Divide your best day by the rule percentage as a decimal, then subtract your current period profit. A $1,800 best day at 40% needs at least $4,500 total. This assumes your best day and calculation period do not change.
Do losing days change the result?
For net-profit rules, yes: losses shrink the denominator and raise the percentage. Positive-days-only rules sum only profitable days. Select the matching plan or choose the denominator in Custom mode.
Does going over the limit fail my account?
That depends on your plan. The linked rules for several covered plans describe an increased target or a payout condition rather than an account breach. This calculator checks the percentage only; it does not monitor other trading rules.
Can I earn the remaining amount today?
Not necessarily. If today is already your best day, further profit increases both the best day and the total. The displayed gap assumes the best-day amount stays unchanged, so it is not a same-day profit allowance.
Is the account size needed for consistency?
The ratio uses profit, not the full account balance. Account size can affect a separate profit target, minimum balance or payout cap. Those conditions are outside this percentage check.
Are my trading figures sent anywhere?
No calculation inputs are sent to a server. Calculations happen in your browser. Copy and Save work only when you click them; there is no account login or automatic storage.
One percentage. The right context.
Choose your plan before you trust the number.