Funded Futures Family Coupon Code COMPARE 2026: Premier+ $50K EOD Costs

Quick answer

COMPARE reduces Premier+ base evaluation fees by 40% for the first five uses and 30% on later uses. For the published $50K EOD prices, Standard calculates to $95.40 initially in the first-five tier and FastPass to $116.40. Later-use calculations are $111.30 and $135.80 respectively.

Both $50K EOD configurations have a $3,000 profit target and $1,500 maximum-loss allowance. Their main evaluation difference is the Standard consistency/day structure versus FastPass's faster qualifying route.

Coupon verified by Yash R. on 15 October 2026. Rules reviewed on the same date. This article compares EOD configurations; intraday Premier+ uses a different fee and drawdown reference.

Two configurations, two coupon tiers

The Standard-to-FastPass difference is $35 before discount, $21 in the 40% tier and $24.50 in the 30% tier. The two coupon tiers are alternative purchase scenarios. A 40% reduction followed by another 30% reduction is not this offer.

FFF's published guide is the regular-fee reference, with pricing dated August/September 2026. Confirm the accepted usage tier and current configured total. No fresh five-use allowance is assumed when switching sizes, drawdown methods or Standard/FastPass.

The $50K EOD account details

The four-mini ceiling reflects the Premier+ change for accounts purchased from 9 September 2026. Older tables showing five minis on $50K are legacy specifications. Check the purchase date attached to the account rather than mixing the two schedules.

Is FastPass's extra initial cost useful?

Suppose an evaluation produces +$900, +$1,100 and +$1,000 over three days. Profit totals $3,000 and the largest day is approximately 36.67%. The sequence fits Standard's stated consistency ceiling and minimum-day count, subject to all other requirements.

If the same total came from one qualifying day, FastPass removes the evaluation consistency and multi-day obstacle. Its additional initial cost therefore buys a different qualification structure. It does not create a larger $1,500 loss allowance or a lower $3,000 target.

A strategy that usually distributes results across several sessions may gain little from paying for faster evaluation completion. Compare your actual trading pattern with the rule you are paying to change. Neither configuration guarantees a pass or payment.

What EOD changes about loss tracking

Using the initial $50,000 balance, a $1,500 trailing allowance starts with a $48,500 reference floor. An illustrative $50,600 highest closing balance would move that reference to $49,100 before the floor locks.

EOD describes when the trailing reference updates. It does not remove account breaches or permit ignoring open risk. Follow the dashboard's active floor and the complete trading agreement. Once the plan's trail locks at the original starting balance, later profit does not keep raising that floor under the published guide.

Funded requirements still apply to FastPass

Passing FastPass removes an evaluation hurdle. Current Premier+ funded accounts still publish 40% consistency. The separate funded qualification includes five days with at least $200 profit per day. Payout requests are limited to 50% of profit, subject to the $50K cap of $2,000 and all other rules.

For example, five $450 profitable days total $2,250. Half is $1,125, below the $2,000 request cap, and the largest day is 20% of that total. This only demonstrates the displayed arithmetic; the dashboard must also confirm the remaining checks.

The Premier+ rule-change guide covers legacy purchases in more detail.

Purchase and billing steps

Select Premier+, $50K, EOD and either Standard or FastPass on the official plan page. Apply COMPARE, verify its usage tier and inspect the full subscription terms before payment.

The coupon calculations cover the initial monthly base fee. Paid extras, later renewals and resets are separate. FFF's billing policy says the evaluation subscription stops after passing and otherwise continues until cancelled. There is no listed activation fee or monthly funded fee.

The COMPARE coupon page contains all four Premier+ configurations. The FFF review explains the broader plans.

Sources and disclosure

Checked 15 October 2026: Premier+ official guide, funded consistency and billing policy. Prices and examples are calculated, with coupon verification supplied by the publisher. PFA may receive commission from partner referrals. Accounts are simulated; purchase fees and future rewards are at risk.