Alpha Futures vs My Funded Futures: which prop firm is better?

Cost: Alpha Futures vs My Funded Futures

Neither firm charges an activation fee, and both publish their own codes. The difference is billing: Alpha Futures evaluations are a monthly subscription, while My Funded Futures sells one-time evaluations with no renewal. When we checked on October 25, 2026, Alpha's MYALPHA50 took 50% off Standard, Direct and Advanced until October 31, and MFFU's homepage advertised CLUB for 40% off any plan.

Alpha is the cheaper start in the first month, with or without a code. Because it renews monthly, MFFU's one-time price can be cheaper if passing takes longer; Alpha's code page does not say whether its discount applies to renewals. Codes change, so check the price at checkout.

Rules and drawdown

The evaluations are identical in practice. The difference is once you are funded:

• Drawdown: Alpha keeps an end-of-day drawdown that does not move when you withdraw. MFFU Rapid switches to an intraday trailing drawdown (Rapid EOD, Builder and Pro keep end-of-day).
• Consistency: Alpha Standard applies a 40% rule on profit since your last withdrawal. MFFU Rapid has none once funded.
• Daily loss: Alpha Standard adds a daily loss guard when funded; MFFU Rapid has no daily loss limit.

Both firms also sell a plan that can be passed in one day with no evaluation consistency rule: Alpha Zero and MFFU Builder. See our trailing drawdown guide.

Payouts: Alpha Futures vs My Funded Futures

Both pay 90%. MFFU Rapid pays more often (daily, with no consistency rule), while Alpha allows a larger single request: $3,000 on a 50K Standard account, and $15,000 on its Advanced plan.

Both have live programs by invitation, with no maximum withdrawal at Alpha and a static drawdown at MFFU. On MFFU Rapid, up to $5,000 of sim profit is held in a Reserve Program when you move live.

Platforms and trading rules

Alpha Futures supports AlphaTrader, TradingView, WealthCharts, DeepCharts and Quantower. My Funded Futures supports NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, ATAS, Volumetrica, DeepCharts and Hyperprop. If you trade on NinjaTrader or Tradovate, MFFU is the option of the two.

• News: both restrict news on most funded accounts. Alpha: no orders 2 minutes before or after high-impact news (none on Advanced). MFFU: flat from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after tier 1 releases.
• Bots: Alpha does not allow bots, AI or full automation, or more than 100 trades a day.
• Overnight positions: neither allows them. Close by 4:20 PM ET at Alpha; MFFU closes positions at 4:10 PM ET.
• Copy trading: Alpha allows it when you are the only person trading all the accounts; MFFU allows it on all account types.
• Inactivity: Alpha needs a trade at least every 10 trading days; MFFU can close a one-time payment account after 7 days without a trade.

Trust and track record

Alpha Futures was founded in 2023 in the UK by George Kohler, is part of Alpha Group alongside Alpha Capital, and reports more than $70 million in performance fees paid. My Funded Futures says it has paid more than $250 million to traders; we could not verify its founding year from official sources.

Both publish detailed public help centers, which we used for this comparison. Check Alpha's restricted country list before buying; it includes several EU states.

Bottom line

Pick Alpha Futures if you want the cheapest start, an end-of-day funded drawdown that payouts don't tighten and larger single payouts. Pick My Funded Futures if you want to pay once, take daily payouts with no funded consistency rule and trade on NinjaTrader or Tradovate. For every rule in detail, read our full Alpha Futures review and My Funded Futures review.