Breakout Prop $100K Classic Rules: Coupon Code COMPARE 5% Off

The Breakout Prop $100K 1-Step Classic account has a published standard evaluation fee of $800. Use Breakout Prop coupon code COMPARE for 5% off: the calculated saving is $40, bringing the base evaluation price to $760.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Classic pairs a $10,000 evaluation profit target with $6,000 static maximum drawdown. Its separate 3% daily loss limit also applies. This account guide explains the fee, dollar limits and practical differences between buying the evaluation, passing it and requesting funded payouts.

Account information checked: 2 October 2026. Discounted amounts use Breakout Prop discount code COMPARE at 5% off and the official regular fee for the standard 80% profit-share configuration.

Breakout Prop $100K Classic pricing with coupon code COMPARE

Coupon code: COMPARE Discount: 5% off Regular standard fee: $800.00 You save: $40.00 Calculated final evaluation price: $760.00

The regular $100K Classic fee is explicitly published in Breakout Prop's official evaluation comparison.

The calculation is straightforward:

• Saving: $800 × 0.05 = $40.
• Discounted fee: $800 − $40 = $760.
• Equivalent calculation: $800 × 0.95 = $760.

This is a one-time evaluation purchase, with no recurring evaluation subscription or additional funding activation fee described in the official pricing FAQ. The final order summary controls the amount charged for the configuration you select.

Standard account and optional 90% profit-share upgrade

The price table uses the standard 80/20 split, meaning the trader's share is 80%. Breakout Prop separately offers a paid 90/10 upgrade at checkout. That upgrade changes the profit share and the purchase configuration.

The $760 calculation covers the standard account shown above. Read the separate upgrade price and revised order total if you select 90%. This guide applies one 5% reduction to the standard regular fee; it does not assume coupon stacking or discount coverage for optional extras.

What the $100K Classic account actually provides

The advertised $100,000 is the nominal trading allocation, rather than money transferred to your wallet. During the evaluation, you trade in a simulated account under Breakout Prop's rules. The evaluation fee purchases access to that test.

For this particular model, the important numbers are the $10,000 target, the $6,000 overall loss allowance, and the daily equity floor. Reading only the account size misses the limits that determine whether an attempt stays active.

Breakout Prop's Program Rules describe simulated evaluation capital and the account's goals.

$100K 1-Step Classic rules in dollars

The 10% target is the evaluation goal. Starting from $100,000, that represents $10,000 in profit, or an indicative target level of $110,000. Trading costs affect net account performance, so use the platform's target display to track progress.

The Classic evaluation FAQ confirms the $100K target and static drawdown. The evaluation timing FAQ confirms no minimum or maximum completion time. Breakout Prop's official website states that there is no consistency rule.

How the Classic static drawdown works

The overall loss floor is set from the initial balance:

$100,000 − ($100,000 × 6%) = $94,000.

It stays at $94,000 even after profitable trading. For example, a rise in balance to $103,000 does not move that overall floor up to $97,000. This is what static drawdown means for the Classic model.

The same 6% static calculation is documented for Classic funded accounts.

The daily floor operates alongside the overall floor. Both are equity limits, so floating losses matter. A $94,000 static floor does not give permission to lose $6,000 during a day when the daily floor is higher.

The 3% daily loss calculation

At 00:30 UTC, Breakout Prop uses the account balance excluding open positions to set that day's reference. It then calculates:

Daily equity floor = reference balance × 0.97.

For a $100,000 reference balance, that floor is $97,000. The reference comes from balance, but the account is monitored using equity, including floating profit or loss.

See the official evaluation daily-loss explanation.

Which floor controls your available loss room?

The following are calculated examples. Each row represents a separate daily snapshot reached without an earlier breach; it is not a sequence of trades.

At a $96,000 reference balance, the $94,000 overall floor is stricter. The difference is $2,000, even though that day's percentage calculation produces a $2,880 daily allowance.

These scenarios apply the published percentage and static-floor formulas. They assume no payout adjustment and illustrate why both limits must be checked.

Open positions can consume the remaining room

Suppose the closed balance is $100,000 and an open trade shows a $2,500 loss. Equity is $97,500 before any other adjustments. Against a $97,000 daily floor, only $500 remains before the threshold is touched.

Use the dashboard's current limits and equity together. Breakout Prop's dashboard FAQ confirms that reaching a loss limit breaches the evaluation.

Trading costs inside the evaluation

The purchase fee and simulated trading costs affect different amounts. Breakout Prop promo code COMPARE reduces the evaluation purchase calculation. Commissions and financing reduce trading-account performance.

These are arithmetic examples using constant position notional. Actual fees depend on the executed position and holding periods.

The evaluation fee FAQ explains that these notional trading charges affect evaluation performance rather than being a separate cash invoice. The current Symbols specifications state that financing on the Breakout Prop Terminal is deducted every four hours, with the stated daily rate.

What happens after you pass Classic?

Reaching the target completes the trading requirement. Before funded trading is enabled, Breakout Prop's post-evaluation FAQ requires:

1. A completed KYC check.
2. A signed Funded Trader Agreement.
3. Approval of the funded account.

The help center gives a 12–24 hour approval timeline. Treat passing the test and receiving approved funded access as separate steps.

Funded payout requirements

At the standard share, $1,000 in distributable profit produces an $800 trader share. With the purchased 90% upgrade, the same percentage example produces $900.

The payout request FAQ documents the conditions and approval process. The payout method FAQ confirms USDC on ERC-20. On-demand requests describe when you can submit; approval and transfer still take time.

What happens if the account breaches?

A breach ends the evaluation, closes open positions and disables the account. Breakout Prop's breach FAQ states that the breached attempt has no refund or reset. Another attempt requires a new evaluation purchase.

Loss thresholds are not the only requirements: prohibited trading or violations of the account agreement can also cause a breach. Review the agreement for the selected account before buying.

How to use the Breakout Prop promo code COMPARE

1. Open Breakout Prop's official pricing page.
2. Choose 1-Step Classic and $100,000.
3. Review the account rules and select the standard 80% share or a paid upgrade.
4. Enter COMPARE as your Breakout Prop promo code in the checkout coupon field before payment.
5. Apply the code and review the updated order summary.
6. For the $800 standard configuration, the 5% calculation is $40 saved and $760 after discount.
7. Keep the receipt and account terms for the purchase.

Check the selected configuration if the order differs from the example, including optional upgrades and any separate charges.

Reviewing the $100K Classic account before buying

Start with the strategy's account history: compare ordinary losing periods with the daily floor and $6,000 static allowance. Include commissions, holding costs and open-position exposure when evaluating the loss room.

The discounted entry cost is $760 for the standard fee calculation. Breakout Prop coupon code COMPARE saves $40; the account's trading requirements still determine whether the evaluation can be completed.

For wider account comparisons, read the Breakout Prop review, the main Breakout Prop discount-code guide, or the Classic, Pro and Turbo comparison.