Ranked by how much profit you must make for every $1 of allowed drawdown. The lower the ratio, the easier the evaluation. Filter by account size, target ratio, and compare all firms side by side to find the most forgiving eval in 2026.
PT/DD = Profit Target ÷ Max Drawdown, shown here as 1 : X - for every $1 of drawdown you're allowed, you must make $X of profit. Example: $3,000 profit target with a $2,000 max drawdown = 1 : 1.5 (risk $1, earn $1.50). A 1 : 1 ratio means you only need to earn as much as you're allowed to lose - the most forgiving eval possible. A 1 : 3 ratio means you must earn 3x your max risk, which is significantly harder.
Use this metric to compare evaluations beyond just price - a cheaper eval with a higher ratio might actually be harder to pass than a more expensive one with a lower ratio. Prices shown reflect Total Cost (Eval + Activation) after FPF discount.
| # | Prop Firm | Size | DD Type | Profit Target | Max DD | Ratio (DD : PT) | Price (Total) |
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