Cheapest Breakout Prop Account (November 2026): $19 with Discount Code BRIDGE, All 17 Ranked

Quick answer: The best Breakout Prop discount code is BRIDGE: 5% off, verified 14 November 2026 at Breakout's own checkout. With BRIDGE, the cheapest Breakout Prop account is the 1-Step Turbo $5K at $19 (list $20). The cheapest Pro is the $5K at $31.35, the cheapest Classic is the $5K at $42.75, and the cheapest way to a $100K account is the Turbo $100K at $313.50 (list $330). Every price, checked daily, is on the Breakout Prop coupon code page.

Breakout Prop discount code "BRIDGE": cheapest account $19, verified 2026

Breakout Prop coupon code "BRIDGE": 5% off all 17 accounts, tested at checkout on 14 November 2026

Breakout Prop promo code "BRIDGE": the same 5% on the cheapest and the biggest account, 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 Turbo $5K came to $19 instead of $20 and the Turbo $100K to $313.50 instead of $330.

Active and verified Breakout Prop discount code

Everyone wants the cheapest way in. The trouble is that "cheapest" means three different things at a prop firm. There is the cheapest sticker, the account with the smallest price tag. There is the cheapest for what you get, the account that gives the most size or the most room for each dollar. And there is the cheapest in the end, the route that costs least by the time you are actually funded, which depends on how many attempts it takes you.

This guide ranks all 17 Breakout Prop accounts on all three, using Breakout's own list prices, the 5% that discount code BRIDGE takes off at checkout, and Breakout's published rules turned into dollars. By the end you will know the cheapest account for your budget, your style and your target size, and the cheap accounts that are only cheap on the price tag. Every number below is worked out from Breakout's own prices and rules, with the BRIDGE price to the cent.

What is the cheapest Breakout Prop account in November 2026?

Cheapest Breakout account with discount code "BRIDGE": Turbo $5K for $19

Breakout Prop, the Kraken-owned crypto prop firm, sells three one-step plans: 1-Step Classic, 1-Step Pro and 1-Step Turbo. The cheapest account across all of them is the Turbo $5K. Its list price is $20 and BRIDGE takes it to $19.

The five cheapest Breakout accounts with BRIDGE

The top five are all $5K and $10K accounts, which makes sense: small accounts are cheap. What is more useful is the next question, which is whether the cheapest of each kind of account is also good value.

The cheapest account in each Breakout plan

• Cheapest Turbo: $5K at $19 (list $20). 9% target ($450), 3% static max loss ($150 of room).
• Cheapest Pro: $5K at $31.35 (list $33). 12% target ($600), 5% static max loss ($250 of room).
• Cheapest Classic: $5K at $42.75 (list $45). 10% target ($500), 6% static max loss ($300 of room).

The cheapest account at each Breakout size

Turbo is the cheapest plan at every size Breakout sells: $19 at $5K, $38 at $10K, $90.25 at $25K, $171 at $50K, $313.50 at $100K and $627 at $200K. Pro is second at every size, and Classic is the most expensive at every size it sells. At $200K, only Turbo ($627) and Pro ($1,035.50) are available.

My experience: the Turbo $5K is the account I point people to when they ask for the cheapest look inside Breakout. For $19 with BRIDGE you see the dashboard, the Breakout Terminal and the rules in action. Just know that $150 of room goes quickly.

All 17 Breakout Prop accounts ranked by price with discount code BRIDGE

Breakout Prop discount code "BRIDGE": the full price ranking

Here is every Breakout account sorted from the lowest BRIDGE price to the highest. The list price is Breakout's own; the BRIDGE price is 5% lower, to the cent.

Surprises in the ranking

• The Turbo $25K at $90.25 costs only $9.50 more than the Classic $10K at $80.75, for two and a half times the account size.
• The Turbo $50K at $171 costs less than the Classic $25K at $204.25.
• The Turbo $100K at $313.50 costs less than the Classic $50K at $380.
• The Turbo $200K at $627 costs less than the Classic $100K at $760.

In every case the cheaper account is the bigger Turbo. Each time, the reason is the same: Turbo's static maximum loss is 3%, half of Classic's 6%. You get more size per dollar and less room per dollar of size.

Which list prices can you check on Breakout's own site?

The list prices here are the ones on our live coupon page, checked against Breakout's checkout. If Breakout's own pricing page ever shows a different number, prices have changed, and the coupon code page shows the new prices the same day.

My experience: I sort by the BRIDGE price before I look at anything else, and the Turbo $200K costing less than the Classic $100K is still the line that makes people stop and read twice.

Cheapest for what you get: per $1,000, per $100 of room and per $1,000 of target

Breakout coupon code "BRIDGE" and the real cost of each account

A cheap sticker can hide a small account. These three measures, worked out from the BRIDGE prices and Breakout's rules, show what each dollar buys.

Cheapest per $1,000 of account size

By size, Turbo wins easily. The Turbo $100K and $200K cost $3.14 for every $1,000 of account, against $5.18 for the Pro $100K and $200K and $7.60 for the Classic $50K and $100K. The most expensive account per $1,000 is the Classic $5K at $8.55.

Cheapest per $100 of maximum loss room

Loss room is what keeps an account alive. It is the dollar distance from the starting balance to the floor where the account ends. This table shows what each $100 of that room costs.

Now the picture changes. The cheapest room at Breakout is on the Pro $100K and $200K, at $10.36 per $100. The Turbo $100K and $200K are close behind at $10.45. The Classic is the most expensive room at every size, from $12.67 to $14.25 per $100. Turbo is not the cheap plan once you measure room; Pro is, by a small margin.

Cheapest per $1,000 of profit target

This is a number we have not seen anyone else publish: how much you pay for every $1,000 of profit you must make to pass. It shows how hard each account works for its price.

Turbo is cheapest here too, at $34.83 per $1,000 of target on the $100K and $200K, because its 9% target is the lowest. Pro follows at $43.15, and Classic is the most expensive at $76 or more, because it costs the most and asks for 10%. Read this with the room table above: Classic's high price per $1,000 of target buys you more room to reach it.

My experience: I look at the room table first and the target table second. A cheap target is no help if the floor is so close that a normal losing streak ends the account before the target comes.

The cheapest route to a $100K or $200K Breakout account

Breakout code for a $100K account: "BRIDGE" takes the Turbo $100K to $313.50

Many traders want a six-figure account. Here is what each route costs with BRIDGE, and what you give up on the cheapest one.

Every way to a $100K at Breakout

The single Turbo $100K is the cheapest route to $100K of size at $313.50. Splitting it into smaller Turbo accounts costs more ($342 for two $50Ks, $361 for four $25Ks), because the smaller sizes cost a little more per $1,000. Splitting does give you separate accounts that can fail separately, but remember Breakout bans hedging across your own accounts: they must not hold opposite positions in the same market.

Every way to a $200K at Breakout

Only two plans sell a $200K. The Turbo $200K costs $627 with BRIDGE, with an $18,000 target and $6,000 of room. The Pro $200K costs $1,035.50, with a $24,000 target and $10,000 of room. Two Turbo $100Ks also cost $627, the same as one Turbo $200K, so at the top end there is no price penalty for splitting. Breakout lists $200K as its top account size.

Is the cheapest $100K the right $100K?

The Turbo $100K saves $446.50 against the Classic $100K and $204.25 against the Pro $100K. In return, the floor is at $97,000 instead of $94,000 or $95,000. With the daily limit and the maximum loss both at $3,000, a single day that loses 3% ends a Turbo account. On Classic, the same day leaves you $3,000 still above the floor. If your worst days are well under 3%, the Turbo route is the cheap one in every sense. If they are not, the money you save on the sticker can go on the next attempt.

My experience: I like the two-Turbo-$100K route to $200K of size because it costs the same as one $200K and one bad day only ends half of it. The no-hedging rule means I trade the two the same way, not against each other.

Cheap versus room: what Breakout's loss limits mean in trades

Breakout Turbo discount code "BRIDGE": $19 to start, 3% to protect

Percentages are easy to read and hard to feel. This section turns each plan's floor into the number of losing trades you can take before the account ends, so you can see what the cheaper price really costs you in room.

How many losing trades before the floor?

These are losers in a row with no winners in between, the worst case. The daily limit is 3% on every plan, so on any single day you can lose at most 12 trades at 0.25% or 6 at 0.5% before the day ends the account.

What that means on the cheapest accounts

On the Turbo $5K at $19, 0.5% risk per trade is $25 a trade, and six losers in a row reach the $150 floor distance. On the Pro $5K at $31.35, the same $25 risk gives ten losers before the $250 floor distance. On the Classic $5K at $42.75, twelve losers before $300. The extra $12.35 for Pro over Turbo buys four more losing trades of room; the extra $23.75 for Classic buys six more.

Trading fees eat room too

Breakout charges 0.04% per side on notional, so 0.08% for a round trip, and open positions on the Breakout Terminal pay 0.033% of notional a day in financing, charged every four hours. On a $5K account with $150 of room, ten round trips on $5,000 of position cost $40 in trading fees, over a quarter of the whole room. Cheap small accounts and busy trading styles do not mix well.

My experience: the table of losing trades is the one I show anyone who picks Turbo only because it is cheap. If six losers at half a percent would end your account and your normal week has six losers, the cheap account is not cheap for you.

The cheapest total cost: planning for more than one attempt

Breakout Prop promo code "BRIDGE" on every attempt, not only the first

Most traders do not pass a prop evaluation on the first try. Breakout does not publish a pass rate, and we do not guess one. What we can do is show what one, two and three attempts cost on each account, so you can plan the budget you really need.

What one, two and three attempts cost with BRIDGE

Reading the attempts table

Three attempts on a Turbo $25K cost $270.75 with BRIDGE, only $4.75 more than one Pro $50K at $266. Three attempts on a Turbo $50K cost $513, less than one Pro $100K at $517.75. If you expect to need a few tries, the cheaper plan lets you take them for the price of one try on the more expensive plan. If you expect to pass on the first or second try, the plan with more room may cost less overall, because it lowers the chance you need a third.

BRIDGE on every repeat purchase

When an evaluation fails, Breakout closes it with no extra charge, and you buy a new one to try again. Our offer sheet lists BRIDGE for every buyer, not only first-time buyers, so the 5% comes off each new attempt. Over three attempts on a Pro $100K that is $81.75 saved; over three on a Classic $100K, $120.

My experience: I budget for three attempts and hope to need one. Planning that way stops me from sizing up out of frustration after a fail, which is the most expensive mistake there is.

Hidden costs that make a cheap Breakout account expensive

Breakout voucher code "BRIDGE" cuts the fee; watch these costs as well

The sticker is only one part of what an account costs. These are the costs that are easy to miss.

The 90% profit split upgrade

Breakout offers a 90% split as a paid upgrade at checkout, priced 20% above the base evaluation fee. Breakout's example: a $100K Classic at $800 becomes $960. On a cheap account the upgrade is cheap too ($4 on a $20 Turbo $5K at list price), but it is paid before you know whether you will pass. On practice accounts, it is money spent early.

Trading fees and financing

As above: 0.04% per side on every trade and 0.033% a day on open positions. These come out of your balance and count against your loss limits, so they matter most on the small, cheap accounts.

No refunds once you trade

Breakout's evaluation agreement says payments are non-refundable unless the agreement or program rules say otherwise, and fees are non-refundable for each attempt once trading begins. One exception in the rules: if your KYC is rejected after you pass, Breakout refunds active evaluations in full; completed ones are not refunded.

Countries and KYC

KYC is not needed for the evaluation, but you must pass it through SumSub to get a funded account. Breakout's program rules include a list of ineligible countries. Check it on the program rules page before buying. A cheap account bought from a country that cannot be funded is the most expensive account of all.

Inactivity

Breakout's agreements treat an account as suspended after 90 days in a row with no transactions; you contact Breakout to reactivate it. A cheap account bought and forgotten can go quiet without you noticing.

My experience: the hidden cost I see most is fees on small accounts. People buy the $5K to save money and then trade it like a $50K, and the fees take the room the cheap price was meant to buy.

The cheapest Breakout account for each kind of trader

Breakout deal with coupon code "BRIDGE": cheapest fit by trading style

The cheapest account is the one you can actually pass. Here is how the three plans fit common styles, with the lowest BRIDGE price that makes sense for each. These are suggestions from the rules, not results.

Tight-stop scalper

Small, frequent losses and a tested edge fit Turbo's low price and low 9% target, as long as your worst day stays well below 3%. Cheapest sensible fit: Turbo $10K at $38 or Turbo $25K at $90.25, big enough that fees are not a large share of the $300 or $750 of room. Watch the fee line closely: scalping pays 0.08% on every round trip.

Swing trader holding for days

Swings need room to breathe and pay financing on open positions. Classic's 6% floor gives the most breathing space. Check Breakout's program rules for holding positions over weekends before you plan around it. Cheapest sensible fit: Classic $10K at $80.75 or Classic $25K at $204.25. Count the 0.033% daily financing on every day you hold.

Trader who wants a big account and some room

Pro is the plan with the cheapest room per dollar at $100K and $200K, and it sells up to $200K. Its target is the highest at 12%. Cheapest sensible fit: Pro $50K at $266 or Pro $100K at $517.75.

News trader

Read Breakout's program rules on news before you trade it. A news spike can move fast, so the daily limit matters more than the target. Cheapest sensible fit: Classic or Pro at a size where one spike against you stays far from 3% in a day.

Part-time trader

Breakout has no minimum trading days and no time limit on the evaluation, so a part-time trader is not pushed to trade. Cheapest sensible fit: any plan, at a small size, with the plan that matches the stop size you use.

My experience: I matched plan to style badly once at another firm, buying the cheapest plan for a swing style, and the floor was the problem every week. At Breakout I would pay the extra for Classic on a swing account without thinking twice.

Does the cheapest Breakout account pay the same as the expensive one?

Breakout Prop discount code "BRIDGE": the same payout rules on a $19 account and a $1,035.50 account

Yes. Once funded, every Breakout plan pays under the same rules. The difference is only the size of the account and the room you have to protect profit.

The payout rules on every plan

• Payouts on demand, 24/7, including weekends, once funded.
• $50 minimum after the split.
• Paid in USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20).
• 80% split, or 90% with the checkout upgrade.
• No profit target, no consistency rule and no profit cap on the funded account; the same daily and maximum loss limits as the evaluation.

How fast a cheap account earns back its fee

At 80%, the gross funded profit needed to earn back the BRIDGE price is the price divided by 0.8. On the Turbo $5K that is $23.75; on the Turbo $10K, $47.50; on the Pro $5K, $39.19. All three are below the $62.50 of gross profit you need for a $50 minimum payout, so the fee is covered inside the first payout. On the Classic $5K it is $53.44, also inside the first $62.50.

Where the cheap account falls short

The payout is a share of profit, and profit grows with the account. A 2% funded month on a Turbo $5K is $100 gross, $80 to you. On a Turbo $100K it is $2,000 gross, $1,600 to you. Cheap accounts are a fine way to learn and to prove a plan; they are not where large payouts come from. The full payout guide, with what Breakout has reported paying, is our Breakout Prop payout proof.

My experience: the first payout on a small account is worth more than its dollars. It proves the whole path, KYC, wallet, request, arrival, before any serious money is involved.

The cheapest Breakout account for every budget

Breakout offer code "BRIDGE": the biggest account each budget buys

If you start from a fixed budget instead of a plan, this is the table to read. For each budget it shows the largest account of each plan that fits at the BRIDGE price.

How to read the budget table

At $100, Turbo gets you a $25K, while Pro and Classic stop at $10K. At $300, it is a Turbo $50K, a Pro $50K or a Classic $25K. At $800 you can take a Turbo $200K, a Pro $100K or the largest Classic, the $100K. The bigger account is not always the better buy: the rows above show the room you give up for each step in size on Turbo.

Two accounts or one?

Some budgets fit two accounts instead of one. With $200, you could buy one Turbo $50K at $171, or one Turbo $25K at $90.25 plus one Pro $25K at $142.50 for $232.75, which is over budget. You could also buy two Turbo $25Ks for $180.50. Two accounts give you a second chance if the first fails, but the two must not hedge each other, and each one has its own fees.

My experience: I set the budget first, then pick the plan, then the size. Doing it the other way round is how a $100 plan turns into a $400 order.

How much BRIDGE saves on each cheap Breakout account

Breakout discount with promo code "BRIDGE": the dollars on every account

5% is a small percentage on a small account and a real amount on a large one. Here is the saving in dollars on every Breakout account, cheapest first.

On the Turbo $5K, BRIDGE saves $1. On the Pro $200K it saves $54.50, and over three attempts $163.50. The saving grows with the account, which is one more reason to use the code on every order, not only the large ones.

The 90% split upgrade on the cheap accounts

The upgrade is priced at 20% above the base fee. At list price, that is the extra cost on each of the cheapest accounts:

Your order summary at checkout shows the exact total with the upgrade and BRIDGE together. On the cheapest accounts the upgrade costs a few dollars; whether it is worth it depends on whether you expect to be paid out from that account. Ten extra percentage points of a $50 payout is about $6; of a $1,600 payout, $200.

My experience: on a $5K I use to learn the rules, I skip the upgrade. On an account I plan to trade funded for months, the upgrade is the first box I tick.

Which cheap Breakout account earns back its price fastest?

Breakout voucher code "BRIDGE" and the profit needed to cover the fee

Once funded, you keep 80% of profit (90% with the upgrade). This table shows the gross funded profit you need at 80% to earn back the BRIDGE price you paid, and that profit as a percentage of the account.

The Turbo $100K and $200K earn back their price on a funded gain of about 0.39% of the account. The Classic $5K needs about 1.07%. In percentage terms, the bigger Turbo accounts pay back their fee soonest. These are arithmetic, not results: they show what a gain would need to be, not what anyone made.

Three worked examples

A $40 budget. The Turbo $10K at $38 fits. The target is $900, the floor $9,700. Once funded, $47.50 of gross profit covers the fee, and $62.50 of gross profit is the $50 minimum payout.

A $300 budget. The Pro $50K at $266 gives $2,500 of room and a $6,000 target. The Turbo $50K at $171 gives $1,500 of room and a $4,500 target, with $129 left for a second attempt. The choice is room against attempts.

An $800 budget. The Classic $100K at $760 gives $6,000 of room. Two Turbo $100Ks at $627 together give $3,000 of room each, and $173 left over. One account with more room, or two with less each.

My experience: I read these examples with my own worst week in mind. If that week would cost me more than the room on the cheap option, I buy the option with more room.

Common mistakes when buying the cheapest Breakout account

Breakout deal with coupon code "BRIDGE": avoid these before you pay

Picking Turbo only because it is cheapest

Turbo's 3% maximum loss equals its 3% daily limit. One bad day can end it. If your normal day can lose 2% or more, Turbo is cheap to buy and expensive to keep.

Trading a small account like a big one

Position size that would be normal on a $50K can be 5% of a $5K in one trade. The floor on a Turbo $5K is $150 away. Size to the account you bought, not to the account you want.

Forgetting fees on small accounts

At 0.04% per side, fees come out of the same small room. Count them before a busy day on a $5K or $10K.

Buying again straight after a fail

The cheapest attempt is the one you take after you know why the last one failed. A fast rebuy at the same size, with the same habits, usually ends the same way.

Skipping the country check

KYC comes after you pass. Check Breakout's ineligible countries list in the program rules before the first order, not after the first pass.

Paying full price

Typing BRIDGE takes seconds and takes 5% off every account. Not typing it is the one mistake that costs money every time.

My experience: the first two mistakes on this list are the ones I made at other firms. Both were about room, not price.

Is Breakout Prop cheap next to its own rules?

Breakout code "BRIDGE" and what a low price buys at Breakout

We do not compare Breakout's price with other firms here. What we can say from Breakout's own rules is what the price includes on every plan:

• One step: there is no second phase to pay for or pass.
• No minimum trading days and no time limit on the evaluation, so you are not forced to trade on a schedule.
• On the funded account: no profit target, no consistency rule and no profit cap.
• Payouts on demand, 24/7, in USDC, from a $50 minimum.
• Kraken-owned since the acquisition announced in September 2025.

What the price does not include: room beyond the plan's static maximum loss, trading fees and financing, and the 90% split unless you buy the upgrade. For the full verdict on whether the price is worth paying, read Is Breakout Prop worth it?

My experience: the one-step setup is where the price feels fair to me. There is no second fee or second phase hiding behind the first.

How to get the cheapest Breakout price at checkout

How to use the Breakout Prop discount code "BRIDGE"

1. Open the Breakout Prop coupon code page, which has every price checked daily, and follow the link to Breakout.
2. Pick the plan and size. Decide on the 80% split or the 90% upgrade.
3. Type BRIDGE in capitals in the code box and apply it.
4. Check the total is 5% lower: $19 on the Turbo $5K, $31.35 on the Pro $5K, $42.75 on the Classic $5K, $313.50 on the Turbo $100K.
5. Pay by card or crypto, and keep a screenshot of the order summary.

What to check on the order summary before you pay

• The plan name: 1-Step Classic, 1-Step Pro or 1-Step Turbo. The three look alike at checkout, and the rules differ a lot.
• The account size: $5K and $50K, or $10K and $100K, differ by one zero.
• The split: 80%, or 90% with the upgrade, which adds 20% to the base fee.
• The code line: BRIDGE applied and the total 5% lower than the list price.
• The payment method: card or crypto, as you planned.

If BRIDGE does not apply

Check that you typed it in capitals with no space before or after, and that no other code is already in the box, because only one code fits per order. Refresh the checkout and enter it again. If the total still does not drop, open the Breakout Prop coupon code page, where the code and every price are checked daily, and the latest result is shown with its date. A Breakout code for a $5K account and a Breakout code for a $200K account are the same code: BRIDGE.

Why so many Breakout discount codes online don't work

Pages that promise 20%, 30% or more for Breakout are common. 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. The 5% here is exactly what the order summary showed on 14 November 2026. When Breakout runs a bigger official promotion, our coupon page lists it the same day.

Can you stack two codes to go cheaper?

No. Breakout's checkout takes one code per order. The cheapest price available through a code is the BRIDGE price.

Does the code work for returning buyers?

Our offer sheet lists BRIDGE for every buyer on all 17 accounts, with no first-order condition. The order summary is the proof on your own order.

My experience: on cheap accounts the saving is small, $1 on the Turbo $5K. I still enter the code, because on the second and third attempt, and on the bigger account later, the habit pays.

Quick answers by search

Cheapest Breakout Prop account and discount code "BRIDGE": the short answers

• Cheapest Breakout account: Turbo $5K, $19 with BRIDGE.
• Cheapest Breakout Pro: $5K, $31.35 with BRIDGE.
• Cheapest Breakout Classic: $5K, $42.75 with BRIDGE.
• Cheapest Breakout $50K: Turbo, $171 with BRIDGE.
• Cheapest Breakout $100K: Turbo, $313.50 with BRIDGE.
• Cheapest Breakout $200K: Turbo, $627 with BRIDGE.
• Cheapest room per $100: Pro $100K and $200K, $10.36.
• Breakout Prop discount code: BRIDGE, 5% off.
• Breakout Prop coupon code: BRIDGE, the same code.
• Breakout Prop promo code: BRIDGE, tested at checkout on 14 November 2026.
• Breakout discount November 2026: 5% with BRIDGE, checked daily.
• Working Breakout code today: BRIDGE.

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

Keep reading: the rest of the Breakout Prop guides

Breakout Prop guides with discount code "BRIDGE"

• Breakout Prop price for every account size: all 17 accounts, list price, BRIDGE price and dollar rules.
• Which Breakout Prop plan to pick: Classic, Pro and Turbo matched to how you trade.
• Breakout Prop payout proof: what Breakout has paid and the payout rules.
• Is Breakout Prop worth it? The full cost, the rules and the record.
• Breakout Prop review and its challenges tab.
• Prop firm rule changes tracker.

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 and evaluation agreement; BRIDGE prices from the checkout test of 14 November 2026.