How to actually read a prop firm discount
Compare what you actually pay for the account size you want, after the code, against list price. Check what the code excludes, when it expires, and whether it applies to resets — the fine print decides whether a discount was worth it.
A headline percentage is marketing. The number that matters is what you actually pay for the account size you want, after the code, compared to list price — and whether the code applies to that purchase at all.
Compare the real price, not the percentage
An 80% discount on a small evaluation can be worth less than 20% off a larger account. Production firm pages will show before/after pricing for every account size, side by side, so the comparison is visible instead of implied.
“A code is only useful when the price, terms, and freshness are just as clear.”
Check what the code excludes
Some codes skip activation fees, some exclude resets, and some only apply to first-time purchases. This is the part most deal pages bury — and the part this site puts beside the offer.
Check freshness
Every production offer carries a visible verification date, so you can see exactly when the code was last confirmed working.
Before you buy
- After-price for your account size, not the headline %
- Code applies to this purchase type (new, reset, activation)
Terms
- Exclusions listed beside the offer
- Expiry or last-verified date visible
Red flags
- No verification date
- Discount changes the rules, not just the price
See the layout on a firm page
The same standard applies to every offer we list.