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Goat Funded Futures Contract Caps: EOD vs Flex vs Daily With AUDIT

Compare Goat Funded Futures 50K contract limits across EOD, Flex and Daily plans. Keep position size, loss room and the AUDIT base-fee saving separate.

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Yash R.

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Goat Funded Futures Contract Caps: EOD vs Flex vs Daily With AUDIT

Quick answer

A $50,000 label does not give every Goat Funded Futures plan the same contract cap. EOD, Flex and Daily publish different maximum quantities. Compare the exact plan and account stage before using a saved order template. AUDIT is the site's recorded 50% base purchase offer across the account range.

Coupon verification recorded on 13 October 2026. Code: AUDIT. Listed offer: 50% off all Goat Funded Futures account base purchase fees. Verification covers the code and advertised offer in Prop Firm Audit's current active coupon record.

Compare the published 50K limits

The official EOD guide, Flex guide and Daily guide provide the relevant specifications.

$50K planEvaluation maximumFunded maximum
EOD5 minis or 50 micros5 minis or 50 micros
Flex3 minis or 30 micros3 minis or 30 micros
Daily4 minis or 40 micros4 minis or 40 micros

EOD describes its limits as fixed for the account's life. Daily expressly provides full limits from the first trading day without a scaling plan. Do not import another firm's profit-based scaling ladder.

For mixed mini/micro positions, use the issued account's aggregation rules and platform limit. The alternative quantities in this table should not be added together as separate allowances.

Account size and loss room are separate quantities

The nominal $50,000 balance identifies the program size. The amount you can lose is governed by the active floor and any daily limit.

As an illustrative comparison, equity of $51,000 above a $49,500 active floor leaves $1,500 of overall room. A trade with a planned $300 loss would use 20% of that room, regardless of whether the plan allows three, four or five minis.

A higher contract cap therefore does not make that $300 risk smaller. The comparison should consider the plan's drawdown method, funded conditions and the strategy's required exposure.

Prevent stale order templates from changing quantity

An order template can retain a quantity from the last account traded. Before switching from EOD to Flex, check both the account selector and the order quantity.

Use a simple confirmation record:

CheckWhy it matters
Account identifierEnsures the order belongs to the intended plan
Account stageSeparates evaluation and funded controls
Open quantityShows exposure already held
New order quantityShows the potential additional position
Working entry ordersIdentifies orders that may add exposure
Active loss roomChecks the dollar effect of the combined position

Do not assume a rejected order is harmless if another order remains working. Review order status and cancel an unintended order before trying again.

Test the strategy at a smaller allowed size

When a plan allows fewer contracts than the strategy originally used, replay the strategy at the intended quantity. Recalculate its costs, daily profit distribution and drawdown rather than dividing every result mechanically and ignoring fills.

The micro versus mini article gives the tick-value calculation. A smaller size can improve granularity, but account requirements still apply.

Compare entry costs with AUDIT

Use the published regular references from the model guides:

$50K planRegular base feeCodeDiscountCalculated base fee
EOD$138AUDIT50%$69
Flex$218AUDIT50%$109
Daily$238AUDIT50%$119

These are single base-fee reductions. Resets, options and other separately charged items are outside the rows.

Select the exact account on Goat Funded Futures, enter AUDIT before paying and retain the limits issued with the order. Read the coupon record and Goat Funded Futures review.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The current model guides list EOD at 5 minis/50 micros, Flex at 3/30 and Daily at 4/40.