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Consistency Calculator

Rapid EOD evaluation uses 30%; Rapid Intraday and Pro use 50%. Builder has separate evaluation and funded rules.

6 plan rules · Updated 12 October 2026

Your inputs

Choose your firm and plan, then enter your profit figures.

01 / INPUT
$
Include losing days; use profit, not account balance.
$
Use the best day from this calculation period.
Consistency limit ≤ 30%
At or below 30% of evaluation profit. A larger best day increases the total profit needed.
Official rule ↗ · Checked 2026-10-12
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Your result

More profit needed
37.50%

of period profit came from your best day

0%≤ 30% limit100%
Required profit
for consistency
$6,000.00
Additional profit
needed
$1,200.00

This example needs more period profit, assuming the largest day stays unchanged.

See the calculation

$1,800 ÷ $4,800 × 100 = 37.50%. Required period profit at 30%: $6,000.00.

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My Funded Futures at a glance

Builder evaluation and Pro one-day pass have no percentage limit. Builder simulated funded uses 50%.

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My Funded Futures consistency rules

Plan & stageLimitProfit basisHow it appliesSource
Rapid EOD · Evaluation≤ 30%Net profitAt or below 30% of evaluation profit. A larger best day increases the total profit needed.Official rule ↗
Rapid Intraday · Evaluation≤ 50%Net profitAt or below 50% of evaluation profit.Official rule ↗
Pro · Evaluation (standard)≤ 50%Net profitStandard Pro evaluation: at or below 50%.Official rule ↗
Builder · Simulated funded≤ 50%Net profitAt or below 50% during Builder simulated funding.Official rule ↗
Pro · One-day-pass exceptionNo percentage rule—The Pro one-day-pass option has no consistency percentage.Official rule ↗
Builder · EvaluationNo percentage rule—Builder evaluation has no consistency percentage.Official rule ↗
Worked example

From best day
to profit target.

With a $1,800 best day and $4,800 profit total, the ratio is 37.50%. For Rapid EOD · Evaluation, the at or below 30% rule requires $6,000.00 in total profit, leaving $1,200.00 to earn.

The profit gap assumes your best day stays the same. More profit on that day changes the target.

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