Transparency

Principles

• Every firm is listed with or without an affiliate link, and a firm cannot pay to be listed, removed or ranked higher.
• Data first. Tables are sorted by data fields (cost to get funded, drawdown, ratio, name). Commission is never an input.
• No guessing. A value we could not confirm on the firm’s own pages is shown as “Unverified”.
• Sources are shown. Rules link to the firm’s own pages; reported events show their source.

Where the data comes from

Prices, targets, drawdowns and rules come from each firm’s own site, configurator or help center. A nightly check compares those pages with our stored data and flags changes for review instead of silently overwriting them. Every firm page shows when its rules were last auto-checked and, separately, when a person last confirmed prices and codes. The full process is in the methodology; the same data is published openly on the dataset page.

How we earn money

Some “Get deal” links are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you. That is how the site is funded. Commission rates, affiliate status and discount-code deals never change a listing, a label or the order of a table. Read how we make money and the editorial policy.

Trust signals and reported events

We do not publish a single trust score. Each firm page shows separate public signals with their sources. Events reported by third parties (suspensions, ownership changes, payout complaints) are shown with a source as information. The only event that can lower a firm’s overall label is a primary-sourced payout problem, closure or regulator action in the last 12 months, and the page then shows a dated alert with the source link. Details are under trust signals.

When a firm leaves the list

We move a firm to the closed register only when an official announcement or an independent source confirms that it has closed, stopped selling or been taken over, and the register shows those sources. A claim from a single third party, or a firm simply being quiet, is not enough. Unflattering but accurate information is not removed on request.

What we do not do or disclose

• We do not sell placement, reviews or “featured” slots.
• We do not collect email addresses or run accounts.
• We do not give investment advice. Prop firm evaluations are paid products, not investments, and fees are not covered by investor compensation schemes.
• We do not publish internal affiliate terms or private communication with firms.

Corrections

If something is wrong, tell us which firm, product and page, with a link to the firm’s own rules. We check it against the firm’s site and correct confirmed errors promptly. Firms can ask for corrections too, and the same standard applies. See the corrections policy.

Change log

• October 2026: this page published as a summary of the methodology, editorial policy and closed register.