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Prop Firm ROI Calculator (Guide)
Estimate whether a prop challenge pays off given pass rate, fees, and expected payout.
SiteBartar Research · Updated June 2026
Inputs you need
Challenge fee, reset fee, your conservative pass rate estimate, target payout, and months to pass.
Industry pass rates are low — use conservative assumptions, not marketing claims.
Worked example
Example: $200 challenge, 15% pass probability, $800 target payout, one $100 reset → Expected value = 0.15 × 800 − 200 − 0.85 × 100 = −$165 before time cost.
Negative expected value doesn't mean never try — it means size risk accordingly.
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Optimistic: 25% pass, no resets — still verify with your own track record.
Realistic: 10–15% pass with one reset common.
Conservative: 5% pass — instant funding may have different fee structure; see instant-funding-vs-evaluation-2026.
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Take the Instant Funding or Evaluation? quiz (~2 min)Frequently asked questions
What pass rate should I use?
Be conservative; many traders overestimate. Use your demo stats if available.
Should I include tax?
See prop-firm-taxes-us for educational notes — consult a CPA for your case.
Sources
- SiteBartar editorial methodology — editorial-standards
- Official prop firm rule PDFs and payout policies
- CFTC/NFA public guidance where applicable
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