Futures prop firms with a static drawdown A floor that
    stays.

    Four of the 61 futures plans in our catalog, from 4 firms, have a static drawdown: the max loss stays where it starts, however much you make. Among them, the lowest real cost at $50K is DayTraders.com’s Static: $155 in real cost ($50 × 3 + $5 activation).

    Data checked 30 Sep 2026 · rebuilt daily

    4Plans on this list

    4Firms

    61Futures plans on record

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    Lowest real cost on this list$50K

    DayTraders.com

    Static

    Fee$50 × 3

    Activation$5

    $155

    Real cost to get funded

    On this list forStatic drawdown

    Data checked30 Sep 2026

    The list: 4 plans, A to Z

    Every futures plan in our catalog on this list, by firm. It isn’t a ranking: for that, see the futures ranking and the cheapest list.

    Only 4 plans are on this list so far. A list this short says more about our data than about the firms, so it stays out of search results until at least 5 are.

    Futures prop firms with a static drawdown: every plan on record, A to Z by firm
    Firm and planDrawdownTypeDaily lossConsistencyActivationBilledReal cost at $50KData checkedFirm page we cite
    DayTraders.comStaticStaticEvaluationNoneBest day ≤ 50%$5One-time$15530 Sep 2026daytraders.com (opens in a new tab)
    Elite Trader FundingStatic DrawdownStaticEvaluationNoneNone$87Monthly— not on record30 Sep 2026— not on record
    Phoenix Trader FundingMeritStaticEvaluationYesNoneNoneOne-timeSize on record: $2K30 Sep 2026— not on record
    Purdia CapitalStatic Instant FundedStaticInstant fundingYes— not on recordNoneOne-timeSizes on record: $100K to $150K30 Sep 2026— not on record

    Real cost at $50K: the fee × 3 (or 3 months on a monthly plan) plus activation; an instant-funding plan is one purchase plus activation, marked “once”. A plan with no $50K size on record shows the sizes it has instead. A “+” means the activation fee isn’t on record, so the figure is a floor. Firm page we cite: a page on the firm’s own site that our rule data cites, not the source of the row’s figures. A dash means it isn’t in our data yet.

    How this list is built

    A static drawdown is a fixed floor: the account fails if your balance falls to it, and it doesn’t rise however much you make. A trailing drawdown rises with your highest balance, at each day’s close or during the day, so the profit you make doesn’t widen your cushion; under a static floor every dollar of profit does. Compare the dollar amount too: a static floor can sit closer to the starting balance than a trailing one.

    Each row is one plan, read from our catalog, and the rows run A to Z by firm: this is a list, not a ranking. Real cost is what it takes to get funded at the published prices, quoted at $50K: the fee × 3 plus the activation fee for an evaluation, or one purchase plus activation for an instant-funding plan, which has no evaluation to retake. A dash means it isn’t in our data yet.

    Our catalog stores each rule per plan, not per stage, so this list doesn’t say whether a rule changes once you’re funded; check the firm’s terms before you buy. The filter reads one stored field: the plan’s drawdown is recorded as static.

    Questions about this list

    Which futures prop firms have a static drawdown?
    Four firms in our catalog have at least one plan that has a static drawdown: DayTraders.com, Elite Trader Funding, Phoenix Trader Funding and Purdia Capital. The table lists every plan, 4 in all.
    What’s the cheapest static drawdown plan at $50K?
    On real cost, it’s DayTraders.com’s Static: $155 in real cost ($50 × 3 + $5 activation).
    Is a static drawdown always better than a trailing one?
    It’s the looser kind, because it never moves up. But the amount matters as much as the kind: compare each plan’s max loss in dollars, in the table and on the firm’s page, before you call one plan more forgiving than another.
    How current is this list of futures prop firms with a static drawdown?
    The most recently checked firm on it was checked on 30 Sep 2026, and each row shows its own firm’s date. The page is rebuilt from our catalog every day.