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The5ers Bootcamp $100K Full Cost: AUDIT Discount Code 10% Off

The5ers Bootcamp $100K starts at $85.50 with AUDIT, then costs $205 after passing: $290.50 total. See all three stages, loss limits and payouts.

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The5ers Bootcamp $100K Full Cost: AUDIT Discount Code 10% Off

The5ers CFD discount code AUDIT gives the listed 10% reduction on Bootcamp's initial fee. For the $100,000 Bootcamp route, the $95 initial payment calculates to $85.50. After passing, a separate $205 fee is due, making the calculated full program cost $290.50. The route has three evaluation stages, starting at $25,000, before the $100,000 Pro account.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: AUDIT.

Prices and rules checked: 3 October 2026. The 10% calculation is applied to the initial purchase only. No discount is assumed on the later $205 payment.

Why use AUDIT for the Bootcamp entry fee?

AUDIT lowers the amount paid to start the evaluation. On the $100K route, it saves $9.50 from the initial $95 fee.

The useful comparison is both the starting payment and the cost of completing the route. Bootcamp's smaller initial payment defers part of the cost until the evaluation is passed; it does not remove that later payment.

The $100K name describes the route's initial Pro-stage account size. It does not mean the first evaluation account starts with a $100,000 balance.

How do you apply AUDIT to The5ers Bootcamp?

  1. Open The5ers through the The5ers CFD coupon page.
  2. Select Bootcamp and the $100K route.
  3. Check the $95 initial fee, the $25K starting evaluation balance and the later payment.
  4. Enter AUDIT in the checkout coupon field and apply it before payment.
  5. Confirm the reduced initial fee and any separately listed charges.
  6. Complete the entry purchase after reviewing all three stages and the deferred fee.

The entry calculation is $95 × 90% = $85.50. Budget separately for the $205 due after passing. Checkout determines the actual initial amount payable.

What does Bootcamp cost with AUDIT?

The coupon table covers initial evaluation payments. The account size column identifies the route's initial Pro-stage size, rather than its first evaluation balance.

Account typeAccount sizeRegular price (USD)Coupon codeDiscountSavings (USD)Final price after discount (USD)
Bootcamp — initial entry fee$20,000 route$22.00AUDIT10%$2.20$19.80
Bootcamp — initial entry fee$100,000 route$95.00AUDIT10%$9.50$85.50
Bootcamp — initial entry fee$250,000 route$225.00AUDIT10%$22.50$202.50

What is the full cost after the deferred payment?

Bootcamp routeRegular initial feeLater fee after passingRegular full costInitial fee with AUDITCalculated full cost with AUDIT
$20K$22.00$50.00$72.00$19.80$69.80
$100K$95.00$205.00$300.00$85.50$290.50
$250K$225.00$350.00$575.00$202.50$552.50

For the $100K route, the saving is $9.50 across the entire fee structure: $300 − $290.50. Advertising the discounted $85.50 initial amount as the full program cost would leave out the $205 later payment.

Bootcamp's published program FAQ describes its fee as non-refundable. A lower initial payment should still be treated as a paid evaluation purchase.

What are the three Bootcamp $100K evaluation stages?

Each stage has its own account balance and percentage target. The three targets are assessed on separate stage accounts.

StageNominal balanceProfit targetTarget in dollarsMaximum loss allowance
Evaluation 1$25,0006%$1,5005% — $1,250
Evaluation 2$50,0006%$3,0005% — $2,500
Evaluation 3$75,0006%$4,5005% — $3,750
Initial Pro stage$100,0005% for scaling$5,0004% — $4,000

Passing the first $25K stage means earning its $1,500 target while respecting its rules. The next stage uses a $50K balance and a $3,000 target. The third uses $75K and a $4,500 target.

Those targets do not mean a trader can make the entire route's profit in one stage and skip the others. Progression requires completing each stage separately and meeting the applicable verification and payment requirements.

Is there a daily loss limit during evaluation?

Bootcamp's 3% daily pause applies to the Pro or funded stage, rather than the three evaluation stages. The evaluation still has its 5% maximum loss allowance.

On the initial $100K Pro balance, a 3% reference gives a $3,000 daily pause amount. The Pro account also has a separate 4% maximum loss allowance, initially $4,000.

A daily pause and an overall breach have different consequences. Under the published program guidance, a trader who reaches the daily pause can resume the next day from 00:00 MT5 server time, provided another account rule has not been breached.

What trading and time rules apply to Bootcamp?

ConditionPublished Bootcamp specification
Leverage1:30, subject to margin requirements
Time to complete evaluationNo fixed passing deadline
InactivityAccounts inactive for more than 30 consecutive days close
News tradingAllowed, except bracketing strategies
Overnight holdingAllowed
Weekend holdingAllowed; indices can carry high swaps
Maximum active Bootcamp accounts4: one $250K, one $100K and two $20K routes
Multiple-account conditionEach account must use a different trading method

Unlimited passing time does not remove the inactivity rule. An account can have no fixed evaluation deadline and still close after a long period without activity.

News permission also has a strategy condition. The specific exception for bracketing means it is not blanket approval for every method that places orders around a release.

When can the $100K Bootcamp account request its first payout?

The first payout can be requested 14 days after receiving the funded account, then every two weeks under the published schedule. The 14-day cycle resets each time the account scales.

This clock starts at the funded stage. Buying the first evaluation today does not start a 14-day countdown to a guaranteed payout.

Bootcamp starts with a 50% trader share, according to The5ers' profit-split FAQ. Higher stages increase the share, with up to 100% available through scaling.

For example, $2,000 of eligible profit at a 50% split gives a $1,000 trader share before separate charges. The advertised maximum 100% share is a later scaling outcome, rather than the initial split.

How does the $100K scaling target work?

The initial Pro-stage scaling target is 5%, or $5,000 on $100,000. Scaling follows the program's progression and eligibility requirements.

The first Pro-stage balance is therefore different from the first evaluation balance, and the Pro-stage scaling target differs from the 6% evaluation targets. Keep those three concepts separate when reading the price and rule tables.

Which costs and milestones should you check before buying?

Compare the discounted initial fee, the deferred payment, all three evaluation targets, the Pro-stage loss limits and the starting profit split. These conditions give a clearer picture than the entry price alone.

For a two-step alternative with a different entry fee and an 80% starting share, read the The5ers High Stakes $50K guide. The The5ers CFD review provides the wider program comparison.

Official sources for this guide

AUDIT's entry discount is taken from Prop Firm Audit's listed CFD offer. The regular fees, deferred payments and program rules come from official The5ers sources.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The calculated initial fee is $85.50 after AUDIT's listed 10% reduction on $95. A separate $205 is due after passing, giving a calculated full cost of $290.50.