Alpha Capital Pro 6% $100K Guide 2026: COMPARE50 Price and Rules
See Alpha Pro 6% $100K on-demand pricing with COMPARE50 and COMPARE, two evaluation targets, static loss limits and worked reward calculations.
Yash R
Quick answer
Alpha Pro 6% $100K on-demand is Alpha Capital's two-phase evaluation with a $6,000 target in each phase, a 6% static overall loss allowance and a 3% daily drawdown rate. The published on-demand base fee is $397.
PFA lists COMPARE50 for a 50% first-purchase reduction, calculating to $198.50. COMPARE is the separate 30% later-purchase offer, calculating to $277.90.
Coupon box
Account: Alpha Pro 6% $100K, on-demand reward cycle Official documented base fee: $397 First purchase: COMPARE50, 50% Later purchases: COMPARE, 30% Source review: 20 October 2026
| Configuration | Base fee | Code | Purchase condition | Discount | Savings | Final base calculation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 6% $100K on-demand | $397.00 | COMPARE50 | First purchase | 50% | $198.50 | $198.50 |
| Pro 6% $100K on-demand | $397.00 | COMPARE | Later purchase | 30% | $119.10 | $277.90 |
Alpha's published pricing update, updated 21 September 2026, separates on-demand and biweekly fees. This table uses the $397 on-demand price. Optional upgrades and separately charged payment costs are additional.
The two-phase account explained
| Requirement | Phase 1 | Phase 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 6% / $6,000 | 6% / $6,000 |
| Overall maximum loss | 6% static | 6% static |
| Starting overall floor | $94,000 | $94,000 |
| Daily drawdown rate | 3% | 3% |
| Minimum trading days | 3 | 3 |
The Pro 6% plan guide is the source for these rules. It also lists up to 1:100 FX leverage and a $100K maximum lot-exposure figure of 40 lots, subject to margin. That ceiling is not a sensible default trade size for every instrument.
Targets apply to separate phases. A phase-one result does not remove the need to meet phase two's own target and day count.
Understanding the static floor
At inception, $100,000 × 6% gives a $6,000 overall allowance. The overall floor is therefore $94,000. A static floor is useful for calculations because the same original floor remains the reference as ordinary profits accumulate.
For an illustrative account balance of $102,000, distance to that floor is $8,000. If balance then falls to $100,500, distance is $6,500. These numbers describe the overall test only. The separately calculated daily boundary can allow much less room during a particular session.
Use two limits in the same worksheet
Imagine the account begins a day flat at $100,000. A 3% daily rate gives an initial $3,000 daily allowance at that baseline. An internal $500 risk budget per independent idea would consume one-sixth of that allowance before costs.
Three correlated ideas can lose together. Labelling each as a separate trade does not make the combined $1,500 scenario disappear. Compare total planned loss with both current boundaries and with any instrument exposure cap.
Those dollar examples are planning arithmetic, not an extra Alpha Capital rule.
What on-demand means after qualification
The on-demand fee guide lists a minimum 2% gross profit and a 40% best-day ceiling for Pro accounts.
On $100K, the initial 2% amount is $2,000. If the best day is $1,200 and total net profit is $2,000, its share is 60%. Holding the best day at $1,200 requires $3,000 total profit to reach 40%.
| Total profit | Best day | Best-day share |
|---|---|---|
| $2,000 | $1,200 | 60% |
| $2,500 | $1,200 | 48% |
| $3,000 | $1,200 | 40% |
| $3,200 | $1,200 | 37.5% |
At the standard 80% share, an approved $3,000 gross performance-fee amount produces $2,400. The paid 90% option is a distinct purchase choice, rather than an automatic coupon benefit.
On-demand setup and trading style
The plan's on-demand schedule is one part of the configuration. The selected reward share, swap option and platform can affect the total price or operating conditions.
The official pricing update allows weekend holding during Pro evaluations but not on the Qualified Pro account. It also distinguishes evaluation news permission from a Qualified news window. Plan the funded workflow before using evaluation results as evidence that the same holding schedule will work later.
Applying COMPARE50 or COMPARE
Select Pro 6%, $100K and on-demand at the official purchase form. Check that the fee corresponds to this configuration, then enter the code matching the purchase condition.
Apply the percentage once to the displayed standard base. If the form presents a separate sale or upgrade, use its stated order calculation rather than stacking assumed savings.
For related terms, read the PFA Alpha Capital coupon and firm review.
Sources
Written by Yash R. The program uses simulated funds. PFA may receive referral compensation. Coupon calculations use the publisher-listed purchase conditions.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
From the published $397 base, COMPARE50 calculates to $198.50 on a first purchase. COMPARE calculates to $277.90 on later purchases at the listed 30% rate.
No. It has separate 6% targets of $6,000 in phase one and phase two, with at least three trading days in each phase.
The official Pro 6% guide describes a 6% static maximum loss. On an initial $100K balance, the starting overall floor is $94,000.
No. The minimum-profit condition and the 40% best-day test must both be met, alongside the other applicable account rules.