10FOUR Commission and Net Days + Discount Code COMPARE

A 10FOUR day that looks profitable before commissions can miss a funded qualifying-day threshold after costs. For One-Day Pass $50K, the published daily requirement is at least $150 net profit. Calculate that result from completed trades and the actual charges before counting the day toward a payout cycle.

Coupon summary: COMPARE is the recorded 40% off eligible 10FOUR account base fees offer, Verified on 12 October 2026, based on Yash R's confirmation. Trading commissions are separate from the purchase discount. Official rules and commission figures were reviewed on 11 October 2026, with purchase references from that day's saved official catalog.

Start with the correct net-profit threshold

The One-Day Pass payout-objectives guide defines a qualifying day using closing net profit. Its daily minima are $100 for $25K, $150 for $50K, $200 for $100K and $250 for $150K. Five qualifying days are needed in the current payout cycle; they need not be consecutive.

A day can be positive without qualifying. Likewise, a day that qualifies does not by itself clear the retained buffer, consistency percentage or payout minimum. Keep the cost calculation separate from those other tests rather than compressing everything into a single green dashboard cell.

Read per-side and round-trip charges correctly

The official commission schedule lists these examples in USD per contract:

A completed one-contract round trip has both entry and exit charges. For several contracts, multiply by the contract quantity. For several completed trades, count the actual total contract round trips rather than merely the number of strategy signals or rows in a visually grouped chart.

A partial exit also needs careful bookkeeping. If one position closes in pieces, use the execution statement to reconcile the total closed contracts and associated charges. Do not assume that each grouped position row represents one contract or that only the final exit generated a fee.

Work through a near-threshold day

Suppose a One-Day Pass $50K trader records $165 in hypothetical gross trading profit from four completed one-contract ES round trips. At the published $5.76 round-trip rate, commissions total $23.04. The simplified net result is $141.96, below the $150 qualifying threshold.

With the same four round trips, gross profit would need to reach $173.04 to leave $150 after those commissions alone. This is an accounting identity, not a suggested trading target. Additional charges or adjustments would change the result. Do not take an unnecessary extra trade simply to turn a nearly qualifying day into a qualifying one.

For a separate micro-contract example, six completed MES contract round trips produce $10.92 in commissions at the quoted rate. A $158 gross result would leave $147.08 before any other adjustments. A smaller per-contract fee does not eliminate the need to total the day's actual activity.

Avoid subtracting the same charge twice

First determine whether the platform's P&L field is gross or already net. If an export already reports the $141.96 result after commissions, subtracting another $23.04 would create a false $118.92 result. Label the source field before applying a formula.

A useful daily record includes starting balance, realized price P&L, included commissions, separately posted charges, ending balance and the platform's qualifying-day status. Preserve a raw export alongside the worksheet so a correction does not overwrite the evidence used to make it.

When figures disagree, look for incomplete exits, an incorrect contract quantity, a cost included twice or trades assigned to the wrong session. Record an unexplained difference openly. Do not edit the input values merely to force the worksheet to match a desired day count.

Use the right session and the right program

The trading-hours guide requires simulated positions closed by 4:45 PM ET on ordinary weekdays. A personal spreadsheet organized by local midnight may divide executions differently from the trading platform. Keep timestamps with their timezone and reconcile the platform's session grouping before counting days.

Program differences matter. Static evaluation requires five qualifying days, while its funded payout guide uses eight. Daily EOD follows another payout structure. Do not import the One-Day Pass $150/five-day combination into every $50K account.

Static also has a separate 35% consistency test. This illustrates why an accurate net-profit calculation is only one part of account review. The correct day count cannot establish that every other rule is satisfied.

Price the selected configuration separately

The official catalog, captured on 11 October 2026, identifies the following current purchase configuration. Amounts are USD; the discount is calculated once against the regular base fee.

The current catalog and help pages do not agree on every selectable daily-loss configuration. This price row identifies the catalog's DLL-On product; confirm the issued risk settings before buying. It does not quote an unverified DLL-Off option. Taxes, resets, upgrades and other separate charges are excluded.

Select Futures, the exact model, size and risk options on the official website. Enter COMPARE, apply it before payment and verify the accepted reduction and full total. Retain the receipt and selected configuration. A purchase saving does not reduce the commission debits used in a trading-day calculation.

See the current 10FOUR coupon and the One-Day Pass transition guide for the separate cycle conditions. Disclosure: Prop Firm Audit may earn referral commission. These calculations are educational; fees can be lost, and neither a worksheet nor a discount guarantees funding or payment.