Prop Firm Audit records code COMPARE for three Funded Futures Family evaluation families: Velocity up to 80% off, Premier+ 40% off for the first five uses and 30% afterward, and Prime 30% off. No reduction is recorded here for Straight to Funded, so this guide does not claim one.
The recorded COMPARE offers
| Plan | Prop Firm Audit recorded offer | Important scope note |
|---|---|---|
| Velocity | Up to 80% off | Verify the selected evaluation or reset at checkout |
| Premier+ | 40% off first five uses, then 30% | Usage count affects the rate |
| Prime | 30% off | Confirm the product accepts the code |
| Straight to Funded | No COMPARE reduction recorded | Do not assume evaluation codes apply |
These are futures programs. Funded Futures Family describes Velocity, Premier+, Prime and Straight to Funded as distinct paths with different evaluation, drawdown and payout configurations.
Why plan scope matters more than the headline
A discount percentage is only one input to total cost. Evaluation billing, reset pricing, add-ons and the chance of needing another attempt can matter more than the first charge.
Use this formula:
net charge = displayed price × (1 − displayed discount rate)
If a displayed item costs $100, an 80% reduction would produce $20 before taxes or other charges. This is only a math example; it is not an assertion that any FFF product costs $100.
Velocity: read “up to” correctly
Prop Firm Audit records Velocity at up to 80% off with COMPARE. “Up to” indicates a ceiling, not a promise that every account size, platform or reset receives the same reduction. Select the product first, add any desired options, then judge the code from the final order summary.
FFF currently positions Velocity as its faster evaluation route and lists add-ons that can alter the account configuration. An add-on’s cost or coverage should not be inferred from the evaluation discount.
Premier+: track the use count
The recorded Premier+ structure is 40% off for the first five uses and 30% afterward. A trader budgeting several attempts should not apply 40% to every future purchase.
A simple tracking table helps:
| Use number | Recorded rate |
|---|---|
| 1–5 | 40% |
| 6 onward | 30% |
The firm’s checkout system determines how a use is counted. If the displayed rate differs, stop and confirm with support before paying.
Prime: simpler rate, separate rules
Prop Firm Audit records 30% off Prime with COMPARE. A stable discount rate does not make Prime interchangeable with Velocity or Premier+. FFF’s public plan page describes Prime as an end-of-day drawdown route without a daily-loss limit in the evaluation. Always check the funded-stage conditions separately.
Coupon code versus trading conditions
Coupon COMPARE affects only the accepted purchase price. It does not:
- remove a consistency condition;
- convert intraday drawdown to end-of-day drawdown;
- add daily payouts;
- raise contract limits;
- guarantee a payout;
- change account migration or review decisions.
FFF’s public site advertises optional features and plan-specific funded rules. Confirm whether a feature is standard or an add-on on the exact product card.
A five-step checkout audit
- Choose Velocity, Premier+ or Prime.
- Record the displayed base charge and billing cadence.
- Enter COMPARE.
- Compare the discount line with the plan’s recorded offer.
- Save the order confirmation and the current rules.
For Premier+, also record how many prior uses the customer account has. For Velocity, treat 80% as the maximum recorded rate. For Straight to Funded, proceed without assuming a COMPARE offer because Prop Firm Audit currently records none.
Read the Funded Futures Family review and the firm’s current plans page before purchase.
Bottom line
Code COMPARE is plan-specific: up to 80% on Velocity, 40% for the first five Premier+ uses then 30%, and 30% on Prime. The best audit is the checkout itself. Match the plan, usage count and displayed reduction, and never extend an evaluation offer to Straight to Funded without an explicit listing.