Shortlist
A floor that
never moves.
A static drawdown never moves: the floor stays where it started. Rarer, and often on smaller accounts. These firms sell at least one.
In short Only 2 firms on the board sell a static drawdown. Cheapest: Phidias Propfirm at $44 one-time. Then Elite Trader Funding ($57 one-time). Data of October 13, 2026.
- 1Cheapest account$44one-time · End of day, Static
- 2Cheapest account$57one-time · End of day, Static, Intraday trailing
. The board shows this account: the cheapest whose price is known, among those that pay a split.
How the list
is built.
Firms that sell at least one account with a static drawdown, cheapest account first.
When a firm does not publish a value, the board says “not stated”. It is never rounded to zero, never guessed, and an unknown value never ranks first when you sort.
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Open the full boardWhat it does
not tell you.
Static means fixed, and often small: the allowance can be tighter than a trailing one on the same size. The account that offers it is not always the cheapest one shown here.
Questions traders ask
Which futures prop firms have a static drawdown?
On October 13, 2026: Phidias Propfirm ($44 one-time) and Elite Trader Funding ($57 one-time).
How is this list ranked?
Firms that sell at least one account with a static drawdown, cheapest account first. The data comes from the fundedyield database and is refreshed every 6 hours. A value a firm does not publish never ranks first.
Do prop firms pay to appear on this list?
No. The order comes from the data alone. 1 of these 2 firms have an affiliate program with fillprint: their links are marked “Affiliate link” and carry rel="sponsored", and that never moves them up the list.