Alpha Capital Alpha One $10K Guide 2026: COMPARE50 Coupon and Rules
Explore Alpha Capital Alpha One $10K: the $87 base fee, COMPARE50 and COMPARE prices, 10% target, trailing loss limit and on-demand reward rules.
Yash R
Quick answer
Alpha Capital's current Alpha One $10K purchase is a single-phase evaluation with a 10% target, 4% daily loss limit and 6% trailing overall loss allowance. The published base fee is $87. PFA lists COMPARE50 for 50% off a first purchase and COMPARE for 30% off later purchases.
Those offers calculate to $43.50 and $60.90 respectively. They are separate purchase conditions and cannot be added together.
Coupon box and final prices
Firm: Alpha Capital Group Account: Alpha One $10K, current 10% target version First-purchase code: COMPARE50, 50% off Later-purchase code: COMPARE, 30% off Official documentation reviewed: 20 October 2026
The base price comes from Alpha Capital's pricing update dated 21 September 2026. Confirm the current configured price before paying.
| Account | Regular fee | Purchase condition | Coupon | Discount | Savings | Calculated final base fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha One $10K | $87.00 | First purchase | COMPARE50 | 50% | $43.50 | $43.50 |
| Alpha One $10K | $87.00 | Later purchase | COMPARE | 30% | $26.10 | $60.90 |
Optional upgrades, payment costs and taxes are outside these base calculations. The coupon reduces the fee, while the selected account rules remain the same.
Alpha One $10K rules in dollars
| Rule | Published setting | Starting $10K calculation |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation target | 10% | $1,000 |
| Daily loss rate | 4% | $400 at a $10,000 baseline |
| Initial overall loss allowance | 6% trailing | $600 |
| Initial overall floor | Starting balance less allowance | $9,400 |
| Evaluation minimum days | 1 | One qualifying trading day |
| Maximum FX leverage | 1:30 | Instrument margin rules still apply |
| Standard trader share | 80% | $80 per $100 of approved gross reward |
Alpha One's official rule guide also describes legacy 6% and 12% variants. The firm's current pricing update says new purchases use the 10% version. Do not transfer a legacy variant's targets to a new order.
The trailing floor changes the usable budget
The overall allowance starts at $600, but its floor follows the closed-balance high-water mark until locking at the starting balance.
For example, a new closed-balance high of $10,250 moves the illustrative floor to $9,650. If the balance subsequently returns to $10,000, the floor does not return to $9,400. Remaining room is then $350 before other active limits and costs.
Floor calculation for the $10K account
| Closed-balance high | Overall floor calculation | Floor |
|---|---|---|
| $10,000 | $10,000 − $600 | $9,400 |
| $10,250 | $10,250 − $600 | $9,650 |
| $10,600 | Reaches starting-balance lock | $10,000 |
This is why an initial $600 allowance should not be treated as a fresh $600 loss budget after every profitable day. Check the separate daily floor as well.
Passing and requesting an on-demand reward are different steps
Evaluation progress is measured against the $1,000 target and the trading rules. After qualification, the on-demand performance-fee guide requires at least 2% gross profit and a best-day contribution of 40% or less for Alpha One.
For a $10K account, the 2% amount is $200. Consider a qualified account with $300 total net profit and a $150 best day. The best-day ratio is 50%, so the ratio test remains unmet despite exceeding $200.
If total profit increases to $400 while the best day remains $150, the ratio becomes 37.5%. At an 80% share, an approved $400 gross request would produce $320 before separate costs.
These are calculations for understanding the conditions. They are not a promise that a given trading pattern will receive approval.
Account setup decisions that affect the real cost
The current pricing update describes an 80% standard share and a paid 90% option on the on-demand cycle. Compare the upgrade price against the additional share instead of assuming the higher share is included with COMPARE50.
A simple break-even calculation is extra upgrade cost ÷ 0.10. If a hypothetical upgrade cost were $12, it would require $120 of approved gross rewards for the additional ten percentage points to offset that cost. The $12 is an illustration, not an Alpha One quote.
Also verify platform access and the funded-stage news policy. Evaluation permissions should not be assumed to apply unchanged after qualification.
How to apply the Alpha Capital coupon
- Choose Alpha One, $10K and the current 10% target version on the official site.
- Check the base price and any selected options.
- Enter COMPARE50 for the listed first-purchase offer, or COMPARE for the later-purchase offer.
- Compare the accepted total with the relevant calculation.
- Save the order, rules and receipt together.
The PFA Alpha Capital review covers the broader firm. The coupon page keeps the two purchase conditions separate.
Official sources
Written by Yash R. Alpha accounts use simulated funds. PFA may earn referral compensation; coupon terms are publisher supplied.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Using the official published $87 base, a 50% first-purchase reduction calculates to $43.50. Check the current configuration and accepted order total.
PFA lists COMPARE for 30% off later purchases. The $87 Alpha One $10K base would calculate to $60.90 at that rate.
The current Alpha Capital pricing update says the 10% variant is offered for new purchases. Older 6% and 12% accounts retain their original rules.
No. The qualified account must meet its minimum gross profit and best-day conditions, plus the applicable account and review rules.