Cheapest My Funded Futures Account With BRIDGE: From $52.50, All 15 Ranked (November 2026)

Quick answer: The cheapest My Funded Futures (MFFU) account with the code BRIDGE is the Builder $25K at $52.50 (list price $105, 50% off). The cheapest $50K account is the Builder with the Reduced MLL add-on at $62.50, or the default Builder $50K at $76.50. The cheapest $100K is the Builder at $141 and the cheapest $150K is the Builder at $199. I opened the four $50K plans at MFFU's own checkout on 11 November 2026 and saw the Builder go from $153 to $76.50.

Cheapest My Funded Futures coupon code "BRIDGE": $52.50 for a $25K, verified 2026
MFFU promo code "BRIDGE": 50% off every account, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026
My Funded Futures discount code "BRIDGE": cheapest accounts ranked, checked daily

BRIDGE, the code I used at checkout, is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at My Funded Futures' own checkout every day. Every price, checked daily, sits on the MFFU coupon code page.

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A low price is only half of the question. The other half is what you get for it: how much loss room, how long the evaluation takes, which rules apply and how you are paid. So this guide ranks all 15 accounts three ways: by the price you pay, by the cost per $1,000 of account size and by the cost per $100 of loss room. Then it shows the cheapest account for each need, the cheapest way to try twice, and the costs that sit outside the fee. If you want the full size-by-size price tables, read My Funded Futures prices with BRIDGE for every account size.

Which My Funded Futures account is cheapest with BRIDGE? All 15, ranked by price

Cheapest MFFU coupon code: the full price ladder, lowest first

What is the full ranking from cheapest to most expensive?

The BRIDGE price is exactly half of the list price, shown to the cent. The list prices are the ones on our MFFU discount code page; the four standard $50K plans were opened at MFFU's checkout as a new trader. The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive account is $226, which is more than five times the price of the cheapest.

Why is the Builder $25K the cheapest?

The $105 list price is the lowest MFFU asks for any account, and it comes with Builder rules: an 80% split instead of 90%, a $600 soft daily pause (reaching it stops trading for the day, it never fails the account), no overnight holding, and funded payouts that need two qualifying days per cycle and a 50% consistency rule. In return you get a one-day minimum and Tier-1 news allowed in both the evaluation and the funded account. These rules are worth reading before you pay.

What does the cheapest account actually give me?

For $52.50 with BRIDGE you get a $25,000 account with a $1,000 end-of-day trailing max loss, a $1,500 profit target (6%), a $600 soft daily pause, a one-day minimum, an 80% profit split, and a first payout request from 48 hours after your first funded trade, $250 minimum and up to $1,000 per payout cycle. Overnight and weekend holding are not allowed.

My experience: When I first sorted the list by price, I thought the answer was simple. Then I read the rules for each row and saw that the cheapest account and the cheapest useful account are not always the same one. The ranking is the start, not the answer.

Cheapest MFFU account for each size with BRIDGE

MFFU discount code BRIDGE: the cheapest account at $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K

What is the cheapest $25K account?

The Builder $25K at $52.50. The Rapid $25K and the Rapid EOD $25K are next, both at $72.50. The price gap inside the $25K size is $20.

What is the cheapest $50K account?

The Builder $50K with the Reduced MLL add-on at $62.50. The default Builder $50K is $76.50, the Rapid $104.50, the Rapid EOD $112.50, the Pro $132.50 and the Pro One-Day add-on $189.50. The cheapest $50K account is also the one with the smallest loss room of the $50K group: $1,500 instead of $2,000. The $14 you save by taking the add-on buys you $500 less room.

What is the cheapest $100K account?

The Builder $100K at $141. The Rapid $100K is $178 and the Pro $100K is $200.50. The Builder $100K has a $3,000 max loss, a $1,750 soft daily limit and a $6,000 target.

What is the cheapest $150K account?

The Builder $150K at $199. The Rapid $150K is $231.50 and the Pro $150K is $278.50. The Builder $150K has a $4,500 max loss, a $2,500 soft daily limit and a $9,000 target. At $199 it is cheaper than the $100K Pro ($200.50), which means a bigger account can cost less than a smaller one on a different plan.

My experience: The row that surprised me most is the $150K Builder at $199. It is cheaper than the $100K Pro, and it is also cheaper than the $50K One-Day add-on at $189.50 plus anything you would add. If you only look at the size in the plan name, you will miss that.

Cheapest MFFU account for each plan with BRIDGE

MFFU coupon code BRIDGE: the cheapest Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro

What is the cheapest Builder account?

The Builder $25K at $52.50. The Builder family runs from $52.50 to $199 across $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K, with the $50K Reduced MLL add-on at $62.50. The Builder is the cheapest plan overall, with a one-day minimum, an 80% split and a first payout request from 48 hours after your first funded trade.

What is the cheapest Rapid account?

The Rapid $25K at $72.50. The Rapid goes up to $231.50 at $150K. It has a 90% split and daily payout eligibility. Tier-1 news is allowed in the Rapid evaluation and not allowed in the funded account, from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after the release.

What is the cheapest Rapid EOD account?

The Rapid EOD $25K at $72.50, the same price as the Rapid $25K. The only other Rapid EOD size is the $50K at $112.50.

What is the cheapest Pro account?

The Pro $50K at $132.50. The Pro is the most expensive plan at every size it is sold, and it runs to $278.50 at $150K. It pays every 14 calendar days. Tier-1 news is allowed in the Pro evaluation but not in the funded account.

My experience: I used to ask which plan is cheapest. The better question is which plan is cheapest for what I want to do with it. The next sections answer that.

Cheapest MFFU account for what you need

MFFU promo code BRIDGE: cheapest account by trading style

What is the cheapest account that allows news trading?

The Builder $25K at $52.50. Builder is the only plan where Tier-1 news (FOMC, CPI, the employment report) is allowed in both the evaluation and the funded account. On the Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro, news is allowed in the evaluation but not once funded. If you want a $50K account with news trading, the Builder $50K at $76.50 is the cheapest.

What is the cheapest account with daily payouts?

The Rapid $25K and the Rapid EOD $25K, both at $72.50. Both need a buffer before the first payout and a $500 minimum payout. The Rapid EOD buffer is $1,100 on $25K and $2,100 on $50K.

What is the cheapest account with a one-day minimum?

The Builder $25K at $52.50. The Builder accounts and the Pro One-Day add-on have a one-day minimum. The cheapest Builder is $52.50 and the One-Day add-on is $189.50.

What is the cheapest account with no daily loss limit?

The Rapid $25K and the Rapid EOD $25K, both at $72.50. The Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro have no daily loss limit. Every Builder has a soft daily limit that pauses trading for the day, $600 on the Builder $25K; it never fails the account.

What is the cheapest account with the biggest contract cap?

The Rapid $150K allows up to 10 minis or 100 micros in the evaluation, at $231.50. At $50K, the Rapid at $104.50 allows 5 minis or 50 micros, against 4 for the Builder at $76.50 and 3 for the Pro and Rapid EOD. Funded and live limits differ.

What is the cheapest account with the 90% split?

The Rapid $25K and the Rapid EOD $25K, both at $72.50. The Rapid and Rapid EOD pay a 90% split. The Builder and Pro pay 80%.

My experience: This is the table I would have wanted when I started. I did not need the cheapest account in general. I needed the cheapest one that let me trade the way I already trade.

Is the cheapest account the best value? Price per $1,000 and per $100 of loss room

Cheapest MFFU account with a coupon code: two ways to measure value

Which account is cheapest per $1,000 of account size?

Divide the BRIDGE price by the size in thousands. The $50K Builder with the Reduced MLL add-on is the lowest at $1.25 per $1,000. Next are the Builder $150K ($1.33), the Builder $100K ($1.41), the Builder $50K default ($1.53) and the Rapid $150K ($1.54). The Rapid EOD $25K is $2.90. The most expensive per $1,000 is the Pro One-Day add-on at $3.79.

Which account is cheapest per $100 of loss room?

Divide the BRIDGE price by the max loss and multiply by 100. The Builder $50K default is the lowest at $3.83 per $100 ($76.50 for $2,000). Then the Builder Reduced MLL ($4.17), the Builder $150K ($4.42), the Builder $100K ($4.70) and the Rapid $150K ($5.14). The Builder $25K is the cheapest account but costs $5.25 per $100 of loss room.

Which measure should I trust?

I trust the loss room measure more, because loss room is what stops your account from ending early. A $1,000 max loss on a $25K account is the same room whether you pay $52.50 or $72.50, so paying less for the same room is a real saving. But two accounts with the same room can have different rules around it. Use the price per loss room to narrow the list, then read the rules.

My experience: I now keep both numbers in a note. The first tells me what the size costs. The second tells me what the chance of lasting costs.

What does BRIDGE save on the cheapest accounts?

MFFU voucher code BRIDGE: the saving on each cheap account

How much do I save in dollars?

The saving is half the list price. On the cheapest five accounts it is $52.50, $62.50, $72.50, $72.50 and $76.50. Added together, those five accounts cost $673 at list price and $336.50 with BRIDGE, a saving of $336.50.

How much profit do I need to earn the fee back?

Divide the BRIDGE price by your profit split. The Builder $25K needs about $65.63 of profit (80% split). The Builder $50K Reduced MLL needs $78.13. The Rapid $25K and the Rapid EOD $25K need about $80.56 each (90%). The Builder $50K default needs $95.63. Without the code those numbers double: $131.25, $156.25, $161.11 and $191.25.

Is that a promise I will earn it back?

No. It is arithmetic, not a forecast. It shows how much profit the fee asks for, so you can compare two accounts on the same basis.

My experience: The break-even number is the one I check last. If the cheapest account needs less than $70 of profit to cover itself, it is a small bet. If I am about to pay $278.50, I want a reason.

What is the cheapest way to try MFFU twice?

Cheapest MFFU account with BRIDGE: budget by budget

What can I buy with $55, $75, $100, $150, $200 and $300?

Is it cheaper to buy two small accounts or one big one?

Two attempts at the Builder $50K default cost $153 with BRIDGE, which is less than one Rapid $100K at $178. Two attempts at the Builder $25K cost $105. One Pro $150K costs $278.50, the same as three Builder $50K default accounts ($229.50) plus $49. If you think you may need a second try, a cheaper account bought twice gives you two chances to learn the rules.

What does it cost to hold several accounts?

The record notes that you can hold up to 5 funded accounts if all are $25K or $50K, and up to 3 if you hold any $100K or $150K account, with a $450,000 maximum capital. As arithmetic: five Builder $25K accounts would cost $262.50 with BRIDGE for $125,000 of nominal size. Three Builder $150K accounts would cost $597 for $450,000. The price per $1,000 is $2.10 in the first case and $1.33 in the second, but the loss room, the target and the work are three or five times bigger. Check MFFU's multiple-accounts rule before you plan this.

My experience: I priced each of these combinations from the checkout test of 11 November 2026. Two Builder $50K default accounts at $153 together cost less than one Rapid $100K at $178.

What costs sit outside the fee?

MFFU coupon code BRIDGE: the cheapest account is not the only cost

What does it cost to trade each contract?

MFFU's instrument list shows a total cost per completed round turn, with the published fees included. Here are some common contracts from our record.

Ten round turns of MES cost $19.00, which is 36% of the $52.50 Builder $25K fee. Ten round turns of ES cost $46.80, almost as much as that fee. If you trade often, the cost of trading adds up faster than the account fee does. This is why a small account that you overtrade can be the most expensive account in practice.

Is there an activation fee?

No. Since 25 August 2026 every new MFFU plan is a one-time payment: no activation fee and no monthly renewals. You pay the fee once at checkout, and the order summary shows the full total before you pay.

What about resets and repeat attempts?

MFFU prices a reset at the list price of the same plan and size, for example $153 for the Builder $50K default and $209 for the Rapid $50K. Resets are for evaluations only; a funded account cannot be reset. A fresh account with BRIDGE costs half the list price, so compare both totals at checkout before you choose.

My experience: I checked the round-turn table on our record against the fees from the checkout test. Ten ES round turns cost almost as much as the cheapest fee. The fee is the first bill. It is not the only one.

Where is the code worth less, and who should not buy the cheapest account?

My Funded Futures discount code BRIDGE: when cheap is the wrong choice

Who should avoid the Rapid EOD $25K?

Anyone who trades around news releases, because Tier-1 news is not allowed once the account is funded. Anyone who wants to pass in one or two days, because the minimum is four. Anyone who has one or two big winning days a month, because the 30% consistency rule would hold the account back until more profit lowers the ratio. And anyone who uses mini contracts, because $1,000 of loss room is small.

Who should avoid the Reduced MLL add-on?

Anyone who has lost a whole account in a single session. The add-on cuts $500 of loss room from a $2,000 account to save $14 with BRIDGE. If your edge needs room, take the default Builder at $76.50.

Who should not buy cheap at all?

Anyone who is not sure about the rules. A cheap fee that you waste on a rule you did not read is the most expensive result. Read the account rules on MFFU's own site, including the evaluation guide, before you pay.

My experience: I read the rules of each cheap account on MFFU's help centre and our record before writing this section. The rule that ends an account is usually on the plan page, in plain words, before you pay.

How do I get the cheapest price at checkout?

MFFU coupon code: four steps to the BRIDGE price

What are the steps?

1. Open the MFFU coupon code page and choose the account you want.
2. Go to MFFU's challenge page and pick the same plan and size.
3. Type BRIDGE in the discount code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary: Subtotal, Discount (50% off) and Total should match the table above before you pay.

Can I stack another code on top?

No. One code works per order. If the checkout shows two different totals for two codes, use the lower one.

Does the code work if I have bought before?

I tested as a new trader. MFFU's own site advertises "New to MFFU? Get 50% off your first eval" and "40% off any plan", so a returning trader may see MFFU's returning-trader offer instead of 50%. The checkout shows the final price before you pay.

Why do other MFFU codes online show a different price?

Many pages list codes that nobody tested, that have expired or that were invented. A code that is not tested at checkout may be expired or lower than the price in this article. That is why I show the before and after price and test every day.

My experience: On the checkout test of 11 November 2026 the Total line showed the Builder $50K at $76.50 against $153. Compare that line with the table before you pay; if it does not match, stop and check the cart.

Do the cheapest MFFU accounts still pay out? The live record

Cheapest My Funded Futures coupon code BRIDGE: what you can check before you buy

A low fee is worth nothing if the firm does not pay. So before you pick the cheapest account, look at the payout record. The live payouts tab on our MFFU review reads payouts made through Rise on the Arbitrum blockchain. Every line has a proof link that opens the transfer on Arbiscan, so you can check it yourself instead of trusting a screenshot.

What did the record show on the test date?

When I opened the tab on 11 November 2026 at about 10:30 UTC, it showed $71,844,388 paid since 22 June 2026, across 49,652 payouts on 143 days. That placed My Funded Futures second on our payouts tracker. The biggest single day was 5 November 2026, with $1,293,567 paid out. The median payout over the 30 days before the test was $624, and the largest single payout in that window was $78,256.

How does a median payout compare with the cheapest fees?

The median payout of $624 is more than eleven times the $52.50 Builder $25K fee with BRIDGE, more than eight times the $72.50 Rapid $25K fee, and about eight times the $76.50 Builder $50K default fee. Put the other way, the cheapest fee is about 8% of one median payout. Without the code the Builder $25K costs $105, which is about 17% of the same payout. These are ratios, not a forecast of what you will earn.

Can I see which plan a payout came from?

No. A blockchain transfer shows the amount and the time, not the account size or the plan behind it. Use the record to answer whether the firm pays, and use the rule tables in this guide to choose the plan. For the plan-by-plan payout rules, read My Funded Futures payout proof.

My experience: I opened the payouts tab on 11 November 2026 for this guide and took each number above straight from it, with the time of the read, before I compared it with the fees.

How do the five cheapest accounts compare on rules?

MFFU promo code BRIDGE: the five lowest prices, side by side

The five cheapest accounts all cost under $80 with BRIDGE. They are not the same product at five prices. Each one has a different mix of loss room, target, minimum days and payout timing, and that mix decides how hard the account is to pass and how soon you can be paid.

Which of the five is easiest to pass?

On paper, the Builder $25K and the Builder $50K accounts, because they need only one trading day. The $25K Builder asks for $1,500 of profit with $1,000 of loss room. The $50K Builder default asks for $3,000 with $2,000 of room, so the ratio of target to room is the same, but each losing trade takes a smaller share of the room if you trade the same size. The Rapid EOD $25K needs four days and a 30% consistency rule, which is the strictest combination of the five.

Which of the five pays the most of what I earn?

The Rapid EOD $25K and the Rapid $25K, with a 90% split against 80% on the Builder accounts. On $1,500 of profit, 90% is $1,350 and 80% is $1,200, a $150 difference. That gap is larger than the $20 price difference between the Rapid $25K and the Builder $25K, so the split can matter more than the fee.

Which of the five pays soonest?

The two Rapid accounts are eligible for daily payouts once the buffer and the $500 minimum are met. The Builder allows a payout request from 48 hours after your first funded trade, with two qualifying days per cycle and a 50% consistency rule on payouts. Read the payout rules on MFFU's own site for the version in force on the day you buy.

My experience: I put these five rows side by side from our plan records for this guide. Reading them together made it clear that the $20 gap between the Builder $25K and the Rapid $25K buys a 90% split instead of 80%, along with one more minimum day.

What will the cheapest account cost me in a real first week?

MFFU discount code BRIDGE: fee plus trading costs, worked out

The fee is what you pay once at checkout. The trading costs are what you pay every time you open and close a contract. On a small account, the second number can catch up with the first in a few days. The round-turn costs below come from MFFU's published instrument list on our record.

What does the Rapid EOD $25K cost over its four minimum days?

Say you trade five round turns of MES a day for the four minimum days. That is 20 round turns at $1.90, or $38. Add the $72.50 BRIDGE fee and the first week costs $110.50. Without the code it would be $183. Trade ES instead and the same 20 round turns cost $93.60, so the week costs $166.10 with BRIDGE, and the trading costs are more than the fee.

What does the Builder $25K cost if I pass in one day?

Five round turns of MES on one day cost $9.50. With the $52.50 BRIDGE fee, the total is $62. That is $48.50 less than the Rapid EOD example above: the Builder fee is $20 lower and the minimum is one day instead of four. The lesson is that the minimum days change the total as much as the fee does.

How do I keep the trading costs low?

Trade micros while you learn the account, trade fewer setups, and stop when you reach your own daily plan. Every round turn you skip is money kept. Ten MES round turns are $19, which is 36% of the cheapest fee; ten MCL round turns are $11.60. Check the current costs on MFFU's own instrument page before you plan, because fees can change.

My experience: I worked these totals out from the round-turn table on our record and the prices from the checkout test. The numbers changed which account looked cheapest more than I expected.

Three rules to settle before you buy a cheap MFFU account

Cheapest MFFU account with BRIDGE: billing, the daily pause and news

Three rules change how a cheap account plays out, and each one is written on MFFU's own help centre. None of them changes the BRIDGE price: the code takes 50% off either way.

Is the fee paid once or every month?

Once. Every new MFFU plan bought since 25 August 2026 is a one-time payment with no monthly renewal and no activation fee, so a slow pass does not cost you more. The ranking above holds for fast and slow traders alike.

Does the Builder $25K have a daily loss limit?

Yes: $600, which is 2.4% of the balance. It is a soft limit: reaching it pauses trading for the rest of the session and does not fail the account. Only the $1,000 max loss closes it. The older Builder $25K without a daily limit is a legacy plan.

Can I trade news on the Rapid accounts?

In the evaluation, yes. Once funded, no: MFFU does not allow Tier-1 news (FOMC, CPI, the employment report, EIA for energy) on Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro funded accounts, with no open positions or orders from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after the release. Two of the five cheapest accounts are Rapid accounts, so if your edge is news, the Builder is the cheaper fit.

My experience: I read each of these three rules on MFFU's own help centre on 11 November 2026 before writing this section.

What is the cheapest MFFU account for a first futures evaluation?

MFFU coupon code BRIDGE: a starting point for new futures traders

If this is your first futures evaluation, the cheapest account to buy and the cheapest account to learn on are two different questions. The first is answered by the ranking above. The second depends on the rules you are least likely to break while you learn.

Should a beginner start with the Rapid EOD $25K?

It costs the same $72.50 as the Rapid $25K, and it has the most rules to manage at once: four minimum days, a 30% consistency rule and a first-payout buffer of $1,100. A beginner who has one good day and three quiet days can pass the target and still fail the consistency rule. If you know you trade steadily, it is a good low-cost start. If you do not know yet, it may not be.

Why does the Builder $50K default often make more sense?

At $76.50 with BRIDGE it costs $24 more than the cheapest account, and it gives $2,000 of loss room instead of $1,000, a one-day minimum and the lowest price per $100 of loss room of all 15 accounts ($3.83). For a trader still learning position size, twice the room usually matters more than the $24.

What hours and holding rules apply?

Every plan has the same trading window: 6:00 PM to 4:10 PM EST as published by the firm, which is 23:00 to 21:10 UTC in winter. Overnight and weekend holding are not allowed on any plan, so close every position before the window ends. A beginner who forgets this can lose a cheap account on the first evening.

My experience: I read the rules for each of the five cheapest accounts on our record with a beginner in mind. The Builder $50K default was the one with the fewest rules that could end it early.

Mistakes that make a cheap MFFU account expensive

My Funded Futures promo code BRIDGE: three ways to lose the saving

BRIDGE halves the fee. It cannot stop the mistakes that cost far more than the fee. These are the ones that turn a $52.50 account into a $200 lesson.

Buying the size, not the room

The headline number on an account is its balance. The number that decides how long you last is the max loss. A $25K account with $1,000 of room is a small account for a trader who holds two minis. Choose by room first, then by price, using the table in the value section above.

Skipping the rule that fits your style

If you make most of your profit on one or two big days, the Rapid EOD 30% consistency rule will slow you down. If you trade around news, check the news rule first. If you want to pass in a day, the four-day minimum is the wrong fit. Each of these turns a cheap account into a slow or failed one.

Assuming a reset costs the same

MFFU prices a reset at the list price of the same plan and size, for example $105 for the Builder $25K. A fresh Builder $25K with BRIDGE costs $52.50, so compare the two totals at checkout before you choose.

My experience: The checkout test of 11 November 2026 showed the Builder $50K at $76.50 against $153. That half price only helps if the account fits the trader, which is why these rules come before the code.

How much does BRIDGE save if I buy more than one cheap account?

MFFU coupon code BRIDGE: the saving over several purchases

Most traders do not buy one evaluation and stop. They buy one, learn, and buy another. Our coupon page shows BRIDGE taking 50% off every account, so the saving grows with every purchase. Here is the arithmetic for the cheap accounts, assuming each purchase is a new account at the prices on this page.

What if I buy one cheap account a month for a year?

Twelve Builder $25K accounts cost $1,260 at list price and $630 with BRIDGE, a saving of $630. Twelve Rapid $25K accounts cost $1,740 at list and $870 with the code. Twelve Builder $50K default accounts cost $1,836 at list and $918 with BRIDGE. The saving on the Builder $50K plan alone is more than the price of three Pro $150K accounts with the code.

What if I mix sizes as I improve?

A common path is to start small and move up. Two Builder $25K accounts ($105), then two Builder $50K default accounts ($153), then one Builder $100K ($141) cost $399 with BRIDGE. At list price the same five accounts cost $798. The code saves $399 across the path, which is enough for a Builder $150K at $199 and a Builder $50K default at $76.50, with $123.50 left over.

Does the saving change if I am a returning trader?

It may. MFFU's own site advertises 50% off a first evaluation for new traders and 40% off any plan, so a returning trader may see a different discount at checkout. The order summary shows the final price before you pay, so check the checkout total on every purchase rather than assuming the 50% figure.

My experience: I worked these totals from the list prices on our coupon page and the checkout test of 11 November 2026. The yearly figures surprised me more than the single-account savings.

Quick answers by search

These are the short answers to the searches traders type most.

• Cheapest MFFU account: Builder $25K, $52.50 with BRIDGE.
• MFFU coupon code November 2026: BRIDGE, 50% off, tested on 11 November 2026.
• My Funded Futures cheapest $50K with promo code: Builder $62.50 (Reduced MLL) or $76.50 (default).
• MFFU $100K discount code price: Builder $141, Rapid $178, Pro $200.50.
• MFFU $150K voucher code price: Builder $199, Rapid $231.50, Pro $278.50.
• MyFundedFutures lowest price with code: $52.50.
• MFFU Builder coupon code: BRIDGE, $52.50 to $199.
• MFFU Rapid promo code: BRIDGE, $72.50 to $231.50.
• MFFU Pro discount code: BRIDGE, $132.50 to $278.50.

Keep every price in one place: the MFFU coupon code page lists each plan and size, checked daily. If you are still deciding between plans, read which My Funded Futures plan to pick, and if you want to know how the firm pays, read My Funded Futures payout proof. For the verdict on the firm itself, see is My Funded Futures worth it.

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

Frequently asked questions about the cheapest MFFU account

What is the cheapest My Funded Futures account with BRIDGE?

The Builder $25K at $52.50, down from $105.

Is BRIDGE also the MFFU promo code and discount code?

Yes. Coupon code, promo code and discount code all mean the same box at checkout. Type BRIDGE.

What is the cheapest MFFU $50K account with BRIDGE?

The Builder with the Reduced MLL add-on at $62.50, or the default Builder at $76.50.

Is the cheapest account the best value?

Not always. The Builder $50K default has the lowest price per dollar of loss room.

Does the code change the rules?

No. It only lowers the price.

Who verifies BRIDGE?

Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at MFFU's own checkout every day. If a price or percentage changes, this page is updated the same day.