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Punch in your days and see if you pass the consistency rule on Lucid Pro, Flex, LucidDaily or LucidDirect - evaluation or funded - plus how much more you need to trade if you don't.
Type the P&L for each trading day - losses as negative numbers.
The consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from one trading day. With a 50% limit, no single day can be more than half of your total net profit. It exists to reward steady trading over one lucky session.
To check it, divide your best day by your total net profit and multiply by 100. At or under the limit, you pass. Over it, you need more profit on other days until your best day falls back inside the limit - the calculator above tells you exactly how much.
On Flex and LucidDaily evaluations you pick a 40% or 50% consistency rule at checkout. Lucid added the 40% option on October 18, 2026 and says it makes the evaluation cheaper for most accounts. LucidDaily with EOD funded drawdown offers 30% or 40% instead. Lucid builds a small cushion into the 50% rule, so a best day slightly over 50% can still pass. The calculator checks the strict limit, so a pass here is a pass at Lucid. The Lucid review shows the cushion by account size.
| Plan | Evaluation | Funded | Min days to pass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lucid Pro | None | 40% | 1 day |
| Lucid Flex | 40% or 50% | None | 3 days (40%), 2 days (50%) |
| LucidDaily | 30%, 40% or 50% | None | 4 days (30%), 3 days (40%), 2 days (50%) |
| LucidDirect | No evaluation | 20% | No eval |
The minimum days follow from the rule. Lucid Pro has no evaluation consistency rule, so one strong day can pass it. Flex and LucidDaily cap any day at 40% or 50% of total profit, depending on the option you pick, so you need at least 3 days on 40% and at least 2 days on 50%. The 30% option on LucidDaily means at least 4 days. LucidDirect skips the evaluation and applies its 20% limit on the funded account.
The consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day. If your limit is 50%, no single day can be more than 50% of your total net profit. Divide your best day by your total profit and multiply by 100 to check it.
Not in the evaluation - Lucid Pro can be passed in one day. In funded, a 40% consistency limit applies to every payout request.
Both let you pick a 40% or 50% consistency limit for the evaluation at checkout, and LucidDaily also has a 30% option when you pick EOD funded drawdown. Neither has a consistency rule in funded. The 50% option has a small cushion built in.
LucidDirect skips the evaluation, so there is no eval rule. The funded account has a 20% consistency limit on every payout request.
Lucid Pro can be passed in one day because it has no evaluation consistency rule. Lucid Flex and LucidDaily need at least 2 days with the 50% option and at least 3 days with the 40% option, and LucidDaily needs at least 4 days with the 30% option, because no single day can be more than the limit of your total profit. LucidDirect has no evaluation.
Grow your total profit on other days until your best day is back within the limit. The total you need is your best day divided by the limit - with a 50% limit and a $1,000 best day, that is $2,000 in total profit.
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