If you're about to buy a futures prop firm evaluation, do not pay sticker price. Every major firm runs near-constant discounts, and the right code can knock 50%-80%+ off an evaluation. This page is my running hub of the prop firm and trading-tool deals I actually use and track. Because these promos rotate weekly (and Apex rebuilt its whole program in March 2026), I won't paste a fake "hardcoded" code that's dead by the time you read it. Instead, each link below sends you to the current live offer, and I flag what to expect so you know a good deal when you see one.
How to use this page: click through to the firm, then look for the discount to auto-apply or for a promo field at checkout. If the price already looks slashed, the sitewide sale is live and you're done. Codes and percentages change constantly, so I verify the links rather than memorize numbers that expire.
Current prop firm & trading-tool deals (June 2026)
Here's the lay of the land for the firms and tools I cover. I've listed the typical discount range each one tends to run, plus what attribution looks like — because for most prop firms the discount is the affiliate code (one and the same), entered at checkout. These are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you, and it never changes my ranking.
| Tool / Firm | Type | Typical deal you'll see | How to redeem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Trader Funding | Futures prop firm | Frequent sitewide sales, often 50%-80%+ off evaluations | Code usually auto-applies via the link; verify price at checkout |
| TopStep | Futures prop firm (Combine) | Seasonal sitewide promos; partner ~20%-off offers | Use the live link / promo field at checkout |
| Tradovate (Apex-run evals) | Futures eval accounts | Apex-style rotating coupons on Tradovate-branded evals | Code applied at checkout, same cycle as Apex |
| TradingView | Charting platform | Periodic sitewide sales (Black Friday up to ~60% off) | Sale auto-applies during promo windows |
| Bookmap | Order-flow platform | Periodic promos via referral link | Share link applies; watch for seasonal sales |
Why no permanent code is listed: these offers expire and rotate. Anyone showing you a screenshot of "APEX80" from last quarter is feeding you a dead code. I'd rather send you to the live offer than have you paste something that fails at checkout. Bookmark this page and check the link before you buy.
Apex Trader Funding discount code
Apex is the most discount-heavy firm in the space — it runs sitewide coupons so often that paying full price for an evaluation is almost a mistake. Discounts have commonly landed in the 50%-80%+ off range, and after their March 2026 program rebuild the structure shifted toward a one-time access model rather than recurring monthly billing, so read the current terms carefully before you commit. The practical move: click through, confirm the discount has applied to your evaluation tier, and if the displayed price still looks like full retail, wait a few days — another sale is rarely far off.
- Expect: deep, frequent sitewide promos on evaluation accounts — Apex discounts harder and more often than most.
- Verify the model: Apex rebuilt its program in 2026; confirm whether you're buying one-time access vs. a recurring sub before checkout.
- Reset risk: the cheap eval is only cheap if you pass it. Budget for the possibility of a reset or a second attempt.
TopStep coupon code
TopStep is my pick for beginners because its Trading Combine uses an end-of-day drawdown (more room to breathe than Apex's intraday trailing drawdown), and there are no funded-account fees. On the deal side, TopStep runs frequent seasonal sitewide promos and partner offers in the neighborhood of ~20% off the Combine. It's less aggressive than Apex on raw discount depth, but the simpler rules can be worth more than a few extra dollars off if you're newer. Check the live link for whatever promo is currently running rather than trusting an aggregator's stale code.
Decision tip: if you're brand new, the cheaper eval isn't automatically the better buy. TopStep's EOD drawdown forgives intraday noise that ends Apex accounts. Pay for the rules you can actually trade. See my full Apex vs TopStep breakdown before you pick.
Charting & platform deals (TradingView, Tradovate, Bookmap)
Your eval is only half the cost of getting funded — you also need charts and execution. These tools discount less aggressively than prop firms, but the big sales (especially around Black Friday) are real money.
TradingView
TradingView is my charting layer. It doesn't run an evergreen coupon, but it has periodic sitewide sales that have reached up to ~60% off during events like Black Friday. If you're not in a hurry, buying an annual plan during a sale window is the cheapest way in. For active futures traders, the Plus tier is usually the sweet spot — more on that in my TradingView review. Remember TradingView is charts only; you still need a broker like Tradovate to actually execute.
Tradovate
The Tradovate-branded evaluation accounts are administered through Apex, so they ride the same rotating-coupon cycle — expect Apex-style discounts applied at checkout. For the brokerage/execution side, verify current offers directly via the link, since promotional structures there differ from the eval program.
Bookmap
Bookmap (order-flow/depth visualization) runs periodic promos through its referral program rather than a permanent public code. If you trade off the DOM and tape, watch for seasonal sales; outside those windows, the link gives you the current standing offer.
How to actually save the most money on an evaluation
After buying more evals than I'd like to admit, here's how I keep the real, all-in cost down — because the sticker discount is only one piece of it.
- Compute true cost, not sticker price: eval fee + activation fee + the odds you'll need a reset. A 70%-off eval at a firm with a high activation fee can cost more than a 50%-off eval elsewhere.
- Time it to a sale: Apex discounts almost constantly; TradingView and most tools peak around Black Friday and July 4th. If you can wait a week, you usually save.
- Match the rules to your style first, price second: the cheapest account you blow up on a trailing-drawdown technicality was infinitely expensive.
- Don't over-buy account size: a discounted 50K eval you can pass beats a discounted 150K eval you can't.
- Ignore aggregator codes: coupon-farm sites list codes that are frequently expired. Use the live link and confirm the price drops at checkout.
Risk disclaimer: Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone — you can lose more than you put in. Prop firm evaluation fees are generally non-refundable, and the large majority of participants never pass the eval or reach a funded payout. Funded accounts are typically simulated and subject to rules the firm can change. Treat an eval fee as an at-risk expense, not an investment. This page is informational only and is not financial advice.
Bottom line
There is almost never a good reason to pay full price for a futures prop firm evaluation. Apex is the deepest, most frequent discounter and my default if cost optimization is the goal — just confirm the post-2026 program terms. TopStep discounts less but its forgiving EOD drawdown can be the better value for beginners. For tools, TradingView's seasonal sales are where the savings are. I keep this hub updated and verify the links rather than posting codes that die in a week — so click through to see whatever deal is live right now, and check the firm's current rules before you spend a cent.