Breakout Prop Price for Every Account Size (November 2026): All 17 Accounts with Coupon Code BRIDGE

Quick answer: The best Breakout Prop coupon code is BRIDGE: 5% off, verified 14 November 2026 at Breakout's own checkout, on all 17 accounts across 1-Step Classic, 1-Step Pro and 1-Step Turbo. With BRIDGE the cheapest account, the Turbo $5K, drops from $20 to $19; the popular Pro $100K drops from $545 to $517.75; and the biggest, the Pro $200K, drops from $1,090 to $1,035.50. Every price, checked daily, is on the Breakout Prop coupon code page.

Breakout Prop coupon code "BRIDGE": 5% off all 17 accounts, verified 2026

Breakout Prop promo code "BRIDGE": 5% off, tested at checkout on 14 November 2026

Breakout Prop discount code "BRIDGE": 5% off Classic, Pro and Turbo, checked daily

BRIDGE, the code I used at checkout, is independently verified: Akash Mane tests it by hand at Breakout's own checkout every day. On the test of 14 November 2026, the Classic $5K came to $42.75 instead of $45.

Active and verified Breakout Prop coupon code

You open Breakout's pricing page with one simple question: what does a $50K account cost me? Then the page asks you to pick Classic, Pro or Turbo first. The same $50K is $180 on one plan, $280 on another and $400 on the third. You open a second tab to look for a code, and the first five results promise numbers that never show up in the order summary. Twenty minutes later you still do not have a clean answer.

This guide is that clean answer. It lists the list price of every Breakout Prop account the firm sells on its three 1-Step plans, all 17 of them, the exact price after coupon code BRIDGE, the dollar saving, and what each account gives you in dollars of profit target and loss room. Every list price is the one Breakout shows for that plan and size, and every BRIDGE price is worked out to the cent at 5%, the rate the code gave at Breakout's checkout on 14 November 2026.

How much does a Breakout Prop account cost in November 2026?

Breakout Prop price list November 2026: from $19 with coupon code "BRIDGE"

Breakout Prop is a crypto prop firm founded in 2023 and owned by Kraken, the crypto exchange, which announced the deal in September 2025. Evaluations are sold by Breakout Trading Group, LLC. Today Breakout sells three one-step evaluations, called 1-Step Classic, 1-Step Pro and 1-Step Turbo. Each plan has one phase: hit the profit target without breaking the loss limits and you move to a funded account. Here is the whole lineup before we go plan by plan.

How many Breakout Prop accounts are there, and what are the cheapest and biggest?

Count the sizes and you get 5 + 6 + 6 = 17 accounts. Classic stops at $100K. Pro and Turbo both go to $200K. The cheapest account in the whole lineup is the Turbo $5K at $19 with BRIDGE, and the most expensive is the Pro $200K at $1,035.50.

Which list prices does Breakout itself show?

The list prices in this guide are the ones on our live coupon page, checked against Breakout's checkout. A few anchors you can check in a minute: the Turbo starts at $20 for $5K, the $100K costs $330 on Turbo, $545 on Pro and $800 on Classic, and accounts run from $5K up to $200K. If any of those anchors differ when you look, prices have moved, and our coupon code page will show the new numbers the same day.

What exactly does coupon code BRIDGE take off at Breakout?

BRIDGE takes 5% off the evaluation price on every one of the 17 accounts. It is the same 5% on every plan and every size, so the saving in dollars grows with the price: $1 on the Turbo $5K, $40 on the Classic $100K and $54.50 on the Pro $200K. The code changes nothing else. The profit target, the daily loss limit, the maximum loss, the profit split and every payout rule are Breakout's own, the same as if you bought without a code.

My experience: the first time I lined up all three plans side by side, the thing that surprised me was not the code. It was how wide the price gap is for the same size. The $100K runs from $330 to $800 before any code. The plan you pick moves the price far more than any discount can.

Breakout Prop 1-Step Classic price with coupon code BRIDGE

Breakout Classic coupon code "BRIDGE": $42.75 to $760

Classic is the plan with the most room. It has a 10% profit target, a 3% daily loss limit and a 6% static maximum loss. Static means the floor is set from the starting balance and does not move up as you make profit. There is no minimum number of trading days and no time limit on the evaluation. Classic is sold in five sizes, from $5K to $100K.

How much is the Breakout Classic at every size?

All five Classic accounts with BRIDGE cost $1,467.75 together, against $1,545 at list price. Nobody buys all five, but the total shows the 5% working the same at every size: $77.25 saved across the line.

What do you get for that price, in dollars?

The equity floor is the balance at which the account ends: starting balance minus the 6% maximum loss. On the Classic $50K, you pay $380 with BRIDGE, you need $5,000 of profit to pass, you can lose up to $1,500 in one day, and the account ends if equity touches $47,000.

Why is Classic the most expensive Breakout plan?

Classic costs more because it gives the most distance to the floor. A 6% static maximum loss is double Turbo's 3% and above Pro's 5%. More room means more trades can go wrong before the account ends, which raises the chance of passing for most traders. Breakout prices that room in. On the $100K, Classic costs $760 with BRIDGE against $517.75 for Pro and $313.50 for Turbo.

My experience: when I test Classic at checkout I always look at the $100K line, because that is where the gap to the other plans is widest. Paying $760 instead of $313.50 for the same size only makes sense if you know you need the extra $3,000 of loss room.

Breakout Prop 1-Step Pro price with promo code BRIDGE

Breakout Pro promo code "BRIDGE": $31.35 to $1,035.50

Pro sits in the middle. It has the highest profit target of the three plans at 12%, a 3% daily loss limit and a 5% static maximum loss. Like Classic, there are no minimum trading days and no time limit. Pro is sold in six sizes, from $5K up to $200K, and it is the only plan where the $200K comes with 5% of loss room.

How much is the Breakout Pro at every size?

All six Pro accounts with BRIDGE add up to $2,054.85 against $2,163 at list price, a $108.15 saving across the line.

What does the Breakout Pro give you, in dollars?

On the Pro $100K you pay $517.75 with BRIDGE, you need $12,000 of profit to pass, the daily limit is $3,000 and the account ends at $95,000 of equity. On the Pro $200K those numbers double: $24,000 target, $6,000 daily limit and a floor at $190,000.

Is the Pro $200K cheaper per dollar than two $100K accounts?

No, and it is not more expensive either. The Pro $200K costs $1,035.50 with BRIDGE and two Pro $100K accounts cost $517.75 each, also $1,035.50. The price per dollar of buying power is the same. What changes is the risk. Two separate accounts can fail separately: if one breaches, the other keeps going. One $200K account fails all at once. Breakout's rules also ban hedging across your own accounts, so two accounts must not hold opposite positions in the same market.

My experience: Pro is the plan where the code saves real money on the big sizes without the price feeling heavy. $54.50 off the $200K is a dinner, not a rounding error, and the order summary shows it the moment BRIDGE is applied.

Breakout Prop 1-Step Turbo price with discount code BRIDGE

Breakout Turbo discount code "BRIDGE": $19 to $627

Turbo is the cheapest plan by a wide margin. It has the lowest profit target, 9%, a 3% daily loss limit and a 3% static maximum loss. Because the daily limit and the maximum loss are both 3%, one very bad day can end the account. Turbo is sold in six sizes, from $5K to $200K.

How much is the Breakout Turbo at every size?

All six Turbo accounts with BRIDGE add up to $1,258.75 against $1,325 at list price.

What does the Breakout Turbo give you, in dollars?

On the Turbo $10K you pay $38 with BRIDGE, you need $900 of profit, and the account ends at $9,700 of equity. On the Turbo $200K you pay $627, you need $18,000 of profit and the floor is $194,000.

Why is Turbo so much cheaper than Classic and Pro?

Turbo is cheaper because it gives you the least room. With a 3% static floor, the distance from the starting balance to the end of the account is half of Classic's. In return, the target is the lowest of the three. The trade-off is simple: you pay less to try, but each try has less room for mistakes. That is why Turbo suits traders with a tight, tested plan and a small stop on every trade.

My experience: the Turbo $5K is where I tell friends to start if they just want to see how Breakout's terminal, rules and dashboard feel. $19 with BRIDGE is the cheapest full look at the firm you can buy.

All 17 Breakout Prop accounts in one table, cheapest first

Breakout Prop coupon code "BRIDGE" on every account, from $19 to $1,035.50

Here is the whole Breakout lineup in one list, sorted by the price you pay with BRIDGE. It is the fastest way to see where each account sits against the others.

What the list shows

The ranking mixes plans more than most traders expect. The Turbo $25K at $90.25 costs only $9.50 more than the Classic $10K at $80.75, and gives two and a half times the account size. The Turbo $100K at $313.50 costs $47.50 more than the Pro $50K at $266 for double the size, and the Turbo $200K at $627 costs less than the Classic $100K at $760. In each case the cheaper-per-size account is the one with the tighter floor.

Where the saving is largest

The five biggest dollar savings with BRIDGE are the Pro $200K ($54.50), the Classic $100K ($40), the Turbo $200K ($33), the Pro $100K ($27.25) and the Classic $50K ($20). The five smallest are on the $5K and $10K accounts, from $1 to $3.25. The percentage is the same everywhere; the dollars follow the price.

My experience: sorting by the BRIDGE price is how I found that a Turbo $200K costs less than a Classic $100K. I would not have guessed it from the pricing page, where each plan sits in its own tab.

Breakout Prop price by account size: the code for every size

Breakout code for a $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K or $200K account: "BRIDGE"

Many traders choose the size first and the plan second. This section turns the tables around: one size at a time, every plan that sells it, with the BRIDGE price and the dollar rules.

Breakout $5K price with BRIDGE

Three plans sell a $5K. Turbo costs $19 (from $20), Pro $31.35 (from $33) and Classic $42.75 (from $45). The Turbo $5K needs $450 of profit with a $150 floor distance; the Pro $5K needs $600 with $250 of room; the Classic $5K needs $500 with $300 of room. The $5K is the size for learning the platform and the rules without much at stake.

Breakout $10K price with BRIDGE

Turbo $38 (from $40), Pro $61.75 (from $65), Classic $80.75 (from $85). Targets are $900, $1,200 and $1,000. Maximum loss room is $300, $500 and $600. The daily limit is $300 on all three.

Breakout $25K price with BRIDGE

Turbo $90.25 (from $95), Pro $142.50 (from $150), Classic $204.25 (from $215). Targets are $2,250, $3,000 and $2,500. Maximum loss room is $750, $1,250 and $1,500. The daily limit is $750 on all three.

Breakout $50K price with BRIDGE

Turbo $171 (from $180), Pro $266 (from $280), Classic $380 (from $400). Targets are $4,500, $6,000 and $5,000. Maximum loss room is $1,500, $2,500 and $3,000. The daily limit is $1,500 on all three. The $50K is where Classic and Pro start to feel like serious accounts: a single bad trade rarely ends them if risk per trade stays small.

Breakout $100K price with BRIDGE

Turbo $313.50 (from $330), Pro $517.75 (from $545), Classic $760 (from $800). Targets are $9,000, $12,000 and $10,000. Maximum loss room is $3,000, $5,000 and $6,000. The daily limit is $3,000 on all three. The $100K is the biggest Classic you can buy.

Breakout $200K price with BRIDGE

Only Pro and Turbo sell a $200K. Turbo costs $627 (from $660) and Pro $1,035.50 (from $1,090). Targets are $18,000 and $24,000. Maximum loss room is $6,000 and $10,000. The daily limit is $6,000 on both. Breakout lists $200K as its top account size.

My experience: I keep this size table open when someone asks me what to buy with a fixed budget. With $100 to spend, the choices are Turbo up to $25K, Pro up to $10K or Classic up to $10K. With $300, Turbo $50K, Pro $50K or Classic $25K. The table answers it in seconds.

The 90% profit split upgrade: what it adds to the Breakout price

Breakout coupon code "BRIDGE" and the 90/10 split upgrade

Every Breakout account pays an 80% profit split as standard. At checkout you can choose a 90% split instead, as a paid upgrade. Breakout's own pages describe the upgrade as costing 20% more than the base evaluation fee, and Breakout's example is the $100K Classic: $800 becomes $960.

What each account costs with the 90% upgrade at list price

These are the list prices with the 20% upgrade added, before any code. The code is applied at checkout to the order, so read the final total in the order summary once BRIDGE is in.

When does the 90% split pay for itself?

The upgrade pays for itself once the extra 10% of profit you keep equals the extra 20% you paid. On the $100K Classic the upgrade adds $160 to the list price. 10% of $1,600 is $160, so after about $1,600 of gross funded profit, every payout is bigger than it would have been at 80%. On a Turbo $100K the upgrade adds $66, earned back after $660 of gross funded profit. On a Pro $200K it adds $218, earned back after $2,180.

Should you take the upgrade?

If you expect to pass and draw profit from the account for months, the upgrade usually pays. If you are buying to test a strategy or to learn the platform, it usually does not, because you pay it before you know whether you will pass.

My experience: I skip the upgrade on accounts I treat as practice and take it on accounts I plan to keep. The decision has to be made at checkout, so make it before you click buy, not after you pass.

Breakout cost per $1,000, per $100 of loss room, and the profit that earns back the fee

Breakout discount code "BRIDGE": the numbers that show real value

The sticker price tells you what you pay. It does not tell you what you get. These three numbers, worked out from the BRIDGE prices and Breakout's own rules, show which accounts are cheap for what they give.

Cost per $1,000 of account size

Turbo is the cheapest per $1,000 at every size, falling to $3.14 per $1,000 on the $100K and $200K. Pro falls to $5.18 per $1,000 at $100K and $200K. Classic is $7.60 per $1,000 at $50K and $100K. Within each plan, bigger sizes are a little cheaper per $1,000, mostly because the small sizes carry a higher price per dollar.

Cost per $100 of maximum loss room

This is the number most traders never work out. Loss room is the dollar distance from the starting balance to the floor. It is what you really buy: the right to be wrong for that many dollars before the account ends.

Measured this way, the three plans are much closer than their prices suggest. Pro $100K and $200K cost $10.36 per $100 of room, Turbo $100K and $200K cost $10.45, and Classic $50K and $100K cost $12.67. On the sticker, the Turbo $100K costs less than half the Classic $100K; per dollar of room it is only about 18% cheaper. That is the clearest way to see that Turbo's low price is mostly a smaller account in disguise.

How much profit do you need to earn back the BRIDGE price?

At the standard 80% split, you earn back the fee once your share of funded profit equals what you paid. The gross profit needed is the fee divided by 0.8.

On every account that is under 1% of the account size: 0.95% on Classic $100K, about 0.65% on Pro $100K and $200K, about 0.39% on Turbo $100K and $200K. Breakout's minimum payout is $50 after the split, which takes $62.50 of gross profit at 80%. On the Turbo $5K and Pro $5K, the fee is earned back inside that first minimum payout.

My experience: the cost per $100 of room is the table that changed how I choose. Before, I bought the cheapest sticker. Now I compare room, and I often find the "expensive" plan is the fair one for how I trade.

What else you pay at Breakout: trading fees, financing, payment and refunds

Breakout Prop voucher code "BRIDGE" lowers the fee; these costs stay the same

The evaluation price is a one-time cost. Trading costs come out of your account balance on every trade, and they count against your target and your loss limits. Here is what Breakout's own rules list.

What does it cost to trade on a Breakout account?

Breakout charges a trading fee of 0.04% per side on the notional size of each trade, so a full round trip (open and close) is 0.08%. On the Breakout Terminal, open positions also pay a financing fee of 0.033% of notional per day, taken in parts every four hours. Worked examples from those rates:

• A round trip on $10,000 of position costs $8.
• A round trip on $50,000 of position costs $40.
• Holding $20,000 of position for a full day costs $6.60 in financing.
• Ten round trips a day on $25,000 of position cost $200 a day in trading fees.

On a Turbo $10K with $300 of maximum loss room, ten round trips on $25,000 would use two thirds of the whole room in fees alone in one day. On a Classic $100K with $6,000 of room, the same fees are a much smaller share. Fees matter most on small accounts and busy styles.

How much leverage do you get?

Breakout's program rules list up to 10x on BTC, the S&P 500 perp, the XYZ100 index perp and copper. Other symbols have their own, lower limits, listed on Breakout's symbols page. Leverage does not change the price of the account, but it changes how fast a position can reach the daily limit, so check the symbol you trade before you size up.

How can you pay for a Breakout account?

Breakout accepts card payments and crypto at checkout. BRIDGE works the same with either: type it in the code box, apply it, and the total drops by 5% before you choose how to pay.

Refunds, KYC and countries

Breakout's evaluation agreement says payments are non-refundable unless the agreement or the program rules say otherwise, and evaluation fees are non-refundable once trading begins. KYC is not needed to buy or trade an evaluation, but you must pass KYC (through SumSub) after you pass to get a funded account. Breakout's rules say that if your KYC is rejected, active evaluations are refunded in full; completed ones are not. The program rules also include a list of ineligible countries. Read that list on Breakout's program rules page before you buy, because a fee paid from an ineligible country is a fee you may not get back.

My experience: the cost I see traders forget is the trading fee on small accounts. On a $5K or $10K, a busy day of scalping can cost more in fees than the account's daily limit allows you to lose. Check the fee before the first trade, not after the first breach.

What the Breakout price buys after you pass: the funded account

Breakout offer code "BRIDGE": the same funded account at 5% less

The evaluation fee is the price of a test. What you are really paying for is the funded account at the end of it. Here is what Breakout's rules say you get once you pass, the same on Classic, Pro and Turbo.

What changes when you are funded

• No profit target. The funded account has no target to hit.
• No consistency rule. Breakout does not limit how much of your profit can come from one day.
• No profit cap. There is no ceiling on how much you can make or withdraw.
• The same two loss limits. The daily loss limit (3%) and the static maximum loss of your plan (6%, 5% or 3%) carry over to the funded account.

How the daily loss limit is measured

Breakout recalculates the 3% daily limit every day at 00:30 UTC, based on your balance at that time. So the dollar daily limit on a $50K account is $1,500 on the first day; after a day that ends at $51,000, the next day's limit is 3% of $51,000, which is $1,530. The maximum loss works differently: it is static, set from the starting balance, so on a Classic $50K the floor stays at $47,000 however much profit you make.

How you get paid

Payouts are on demand, 24/7, including weekends, once you are funded. The minimum is $50 after the split, and payouts are sent in USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20). The split is 80% to you, or 90% if you bought the upgrade. There are no payouts during the evaluation itself, and you need to pass KYC before the funded account opens. The full payout rules, and what Breakout has reported paying, are in our Breakout Prop payout proof guide.

My experience: the line that matters most to me in that list is "no consistency rule". It means the price you pay buys a funded account where a single good day counts in full, which is not true at every firm.

What your budget buys at Breakout with BRIDGE

Breakout coupon code "BRIDGE" by budget: the biggest account for your money

If you start from a budget instead of a size, this table shows the biggest account each plan sells inside it, at the BRIDGE price.

Two things stand out. First, Turbo often gives you double the size of Pro or Classic, or more, because its price per $1,000 is lower. Second, that bigger size comes with only 3% of loss room. At $400, the Turbo $100K gives you $3,000 of room and the Pro $50K gives you $2,500, so the gap in what really matters is much smaller than the gap in size.

Three budgets worked through

$100 budget. Turbo $25K at $90.25 gives $750 of room and a $2,250 target. Pro $10K at $61.75 gives $500 of room and a $1,200 target. Classic $10K at $80.75 gives $600 of room and a $1,000 target. If your stop losses are tight and your plan is tested, the Turbo $25K is the most account for the money. If you want more room per dollar of target, the Classic $10K is the gentlest of the three.

$300 budget. Pro $50K at $266 gives $2,500 of room and a $6,000 target. Turbo $50K at $171 gives $1,500 of room and a $4,500 target, and leaves $129 for a second attempt. Classic $25K at $204.25 gives $1,500 of room and a $2,500 target. Two Turbo attempts or one Pro attempt is the real choice here.

$800 budget. Classic $100K at $760 gives $6,000 of room. Pro $100K at $517.75 gives $5,000 of room and leaves $282.25. Turbo $200K at $627 gives $6,000 of room with an $18,000 target. Same room as the Classic $100K for $133 less, but only on a plan where one 3% day ends everything.

My experience: when I plan a budget I always keep money for a second attempt. At $300, I would rather hold one Turbo $50K and the cash for another than spend it all on one Pro $50K. That is a personal choice, and the table lets you make yours.

Does BRIDGE work if you have bought a Breakout account before?

Breakout Prop coupon code for new and returning traders: "BRIDGE"

Some codes online only work on a first order. Our offer sheet for Breakout lists BRIDGE for every buyer, with no new-customer condition, on all 17 accounts.

New traders

A first-time buyer types BRIDGE in the code box at checkout and sees 5% off the evaluation. That is the case tested every day.

Returning traders and second attempts

If you failed an evaluation, Breakout closes that account with no extra charges, and you buy a new evaluation to try again. The new purchase is a normal order, and BRIDGE is entered in the same box. The order summary is the proof: if the BRIDGE line and the 5% lower total are there before you pay, the code is working on your order.

What if the code does not apply?

Type BRIDGE in capitals by hand (copy-paste often adds a space), remove any other code from the box, and check the account is one of the 17 listed here. If it still does not apply on a covered account, open the coupon page, where the latest checkout test is shown with its date.

My experience: the most common "code not working" message I see is a trailing space from a copy-paste. Typing the six letters by hand fixes it nearly every time.

Why a bigger Breakout account saves more with BRIDGE, and why size still has to fit you

Breakout deal: "BRIDGE" saves $1 on the smallest account and $54.50 on the biggest

BRIDGE takes the same 5% off every size, so the dollar saving grows with the price. That is simple arithmetic, and it is also the part that can lead traders to buy too big.

Why bigger accounts are better value per dollar

Within each plan, the price per $1,000 of account falls as size rises. On Pro, the $5K costs $6.27 per $1,000 with BRIDGE and the $100K costs $5.18. On Turbo, $3.80 per $1,000 at $5K and $3.14 at $100K. The target and the loss room grow exactly in line with size, so on a bigger account you get more of both for each dollar you pay. And because payouts are a share of profit, the same percentage gain pays more on a bigger account: 2% on a $100K is $2,000 gross, 2% on a $10K is $200.

Why the size you can afford to lose still comes first

Most traders need more than one attempt to pass an evaluation. A Classic $100K at $760 is a lot to lose in a week. A Classic $25K at $204.25 gives you nearly four attempts for the same money, with the same rules in percentage terms. A trader who learns on two cheap attempts and passes on the third is ahead of one who fails a single big attempt. The honest rule is: buy the biggest size whose fee you can lose without it changing how you trade.

A middle path

Plenty of traders buy one plan at a mid size, learn the rules and the platform, and size up only after a pass. Breakout lets you hold more than one account, so you can add a bigger one later at the same 5% off. Keep in mind that hedging between your own accounts is not allowed.

My experience: the right size for me has always been the one where I can follow my risk plan without thinking about the fee. When the fee is on my mind during a trade, the account is too big.

How to apply coupon code BRIDGE at Breakout checkout

How to use the Breakout Prop promo code "BRIDGE" in five steps

1. Open the Breakout Prop coupon code page and follow the link to Breakout.
2. Choose the plan (Classic, Pro or Turbo) and the size. Decide on the 80% split or the 90% upgrade.
3. At checkout, type BRIDGE in capitals in the code box and apply it.
4. Check the total: it should be 5% lower, for example $19 on the Turbo $5K, $266 on the Pro $50K or $760 on the Classic $100K.
5. Pay by card or crypto. Screenshot the order summary for your records.

What the order summary should show for each plan

Once BRIDGE is applied, the order summary shows the code, the 5% discount line and the new total. These are the totals to expect on the most bought sizes, so you can check them against your screen before paying:

• Classic: $25K $215 → $204.25, $50K $400 → $380, $100K $800 → $760.
• Pro: $25K $150 → $142.50, $50K $280 → $266, $100K $545 → $517.75, $200K $1,090 → $1,035.50.
• Turbo: $25K $95 → $90.25, $50K $180 → $171, $100K $330 → $313.50, $200K $660 → $627.

If you chose the 90% split, the starting number is the upgraded price, so the total will be higher than these. If the total in front of you is not 5% below the price you started from, remove the code, type it again and apply it once more.

Why so many Breakout codes online don't work

Search for a Breakout coupon code and you will find pages promising 20%, 30% or more. Some coupon sites show a bigger Breakout percentage than any code really gives, just to rank higher or get clicks, and many of those codes are expired or never worked at Breakout's checkout. BRIDGE is the exclusive Prop Firm Bridge code, verified and tested every day at Breakout's own checkout, so the 5% shown here is the exact discount the order summary showed on 14 November 2026. If Breakout ever runs a bigger official promotion, our coupon page lists it the day it starts.

Can you stack two Breakout codes?

No. Breakout's checkout takes one code per order. Trying several only costs time. Put BRIDGE in the box, apply it, and confirm the lower total.

Does the code change any rule?

No. BRIDGE lowers the price you pay for the evaluation. The target, the loss limits, the split, the payout rules and the trading fees stay exactly as Breakout sets them.

My experience: step 4 is the one I never skip. I look at the order summary, check the BRIDGE line and the new total against the table on this page, and only then pay. It takes ten seconds.

Quick answers by search

Breakout Prop coupon code "BRIDGE": the short answers

• Breakout Prop coupon code: BRIDGE, 5% off all 17 accounts.
• Breakout Prop promo code: BRIDGE, tested at checkout on 14 November 2026.
• Breakout Prop discount code: BRIDGE, the same code and the same 5%.
• Breakout coupon code November 2026: BRIDGE, checked daily.
• Breakout Classic coupon code: BRIDGE, $5K for $42.75, $100K for $760.
• Breakout Pro coupon code: BRIDGE, $100K for $517.75, $200K for $1,035.50.
• Breakout Turbo coupon code: BRIDGE, $5K for $19, $200K for $627.
• Breakout $50K price with code: $171 Turbo, $266 Pro, $380 Classic.
• Breakout $100K price with code: $313.50 Turbo, $517.75 Pro, $760 Classic.
• Breakout $200K price with code: $627 Turbo, $1,035.50 Pro.
• Kraken Breakout code: BRIDGE, at Breakout's own checkout.
• BreakoutProp voucher code: BRIDGE, typed in the same code box.
• Working Breakout code today: BRIDGE, verified 14 November 2026.

All the same code, the same box, the same result.

Keep reading: the rest of the Breakout Prop guides

Breakout Prop guides with coupon code "BRIDGE"

• The cheapest Breakout Prop account with BRIDGE: all 17 accounts ranked by price and by room.
• Which Breakout Prop plan to pick: Classic, Pro and Turbo matched to how you trade.
• Breakout Prop payout proof: what Breakout has paid and how payouts work.
• Is Breakout Prop worth it? The full cost, the rules and the record, weighed up.
• Breakout Prop review, with its challenges tab and firm details.
• Prop firm rule changes tracker, where any Breakout rule change shows up the day we see it.

Prices change. Before you buy, open the Breakout Prop coupon code page for every price, checked daily, then take BRIDGE to checkout.

Sources: Breakout's pricing page, program rules, symbols page, evaluation agreement and Kraken acquisition page; BRIDGE prices from the checkout test of 14 November 2026.