Cheapest The5ers Account With Coupon Code BRIDGE (From $17.10, November 2026)

Quick answer: The cheapest The5ers account is the High Stakes New $2,500: $19.00 at list price, $17.10 with coupon code BRIDGE (10% off), tested at The5ers' checkout on 11 November 2026. The cheapest one-step account is the Pro Growth $5K at $46.80 with BRIDGE, and the cheapest way to start a $100K is the Bootcamp $100K entry fee at $85.50. Every price, checked daily, is on the The5ers coupon code page.

The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE": cheapest account $17.10, verified 2026

The5ers promo code "BRIDGE": 10% off the cheapest accounts, tested 11 November 2026

The5ers discount code "BRIDGE": 10% off every size, checked daily

BRIDGE, the code I used at checkout, is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at The5ers' own checkout every day. On the test of 11 November 2026, the High Stakes New $2,500 came to $17.10 instead of $19.

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"Cheapest" sounds like a simple question with one answer. At The5ers it has at least four: the cheapest account you can buy, the cheapest at each account size, the cheapest for the loss room you get, and the cheapest route to a funded account once every fee is counted. Those four answers point at different accounts, and picking the wrong one can cost you more than the code saves.

This guide answers all four with the prices in our record today, the exact price after BRIDGE, and the rules that decide whether a cheap account is really cheap. Every BRIDGE price is the list price multiplied by 0.90, exact to the cent. Nothing on this page is an estimate.

The5ers, also searched as The 5ers, The 5%ers and 5ers, is run by Five Percent Online Ltd and was founded in 2016. It sells five programmes in our record: Pro Growth and Hyper Growth (one step), High Stakes New and High Stakes Classic (two steps), and Bootcamp (three steps). That makes 22 accounts in total.

What is the cheapest The5ers account in November 2026?

Cheapest The5ers account with code "BRIDGE": High Stakes New $2,500 at $17.10

Here are all 22 The5ers accounts sorted by what you pay at checkout with BRIDGE, from the cheapest to the most expensive. For Bootcamp, the checkout price is the entry fee; the full cost, with the fee due after passing, is in the last column.

All 22 The5ers accounts from cheapest to most expensive

The bottom of the list is not a surprise: the cheapest accounts are the smallest High Stakes sizes. The middle of the list is where it gets interesting. A Bootcamp $100K starts below a Pro Growth $10K, and a Bootcamp $250K starts below a High Stakes New $50K. And the Hyper Growth $5K, the smallest Hyper Growth size, costs more than a High Stakes New $50K.

Why is the High Stakes New $2,500 so cheap?

It is the smallest account The5ers sells in our record, and it belongs to the cheaper of the two High Stakes versions. High Stakes New and High Stakes Classic share the same loss rules and the same Phase 2 target. New asks for 10% in Phase 1, Classic asks for 8%, and Classic costs a little more for that lower target. At $2,500 the difference is $2.70 with BRIDGE: $17.10 for New, $19.80 for Classic.

For $17.10 you get a two-step evaluation with a $250 Phase 1 target, a $125 Phase 2 target, a $125 daily loss (5%) and a $250 static maximum loss (10%). You need at least three profitable days in each phase, and there is no time limit to finish a phase. Leverage is recorded at 1:100. The profit split starts at 80% in our record.

What do you give up with the cheapest account?

Mostly dollars of room. A $250 maximum loss is small in absolute terms even though 10% is the widest floor The5ers offers. If you trade gold or indices with wide stops, a single full-size loss can take a large share of $250. The account is cheap because it is small, not because its rules are softer. The rules are, in fact, among the friendlier ones at The5ers: the 10% floor on $2,500 to $25K is wider than the 8% floor on $50K and $100K, and much wider than the 6% floor on Pro Growth and Hyper Growth.

My experience: the $2,500 New was the first account I put BRIDGE on at The5ers, because the cheapest account is where I expect a code to be refused. It was not: the order summary showed the 10% line and the total moved from $19 to $17.10 before the payment step. When I then read the High Stakes rules, the 10% floor on this size was the detail that stood out most.

What is the cheapest The5ers account in each programme?

The5ers promo code "BRIDGE": cheapest one-step, two-step and three-step accounts

If you already know which kind of evaluation you want, the cheapest account overall is less useful than the cheapest inside your programme. Here is the floor price of each.

Cheapest account per programme with BRIDGE

What is the cheapest one-step The5ers account?

Pro Growth $5K at $46.80 with BRIDGE. It is a one-step evaluation: hit a 10% target ($500) without breaking the 3% daily loss ($150) or the 6% static, equity-based maximum loss ($300), with at least three profitable days. Leverage is 1:30. The profit split starts at 75% in our review record and can rise toward 100%.

The only other one-step programme, Hyper Growth, starts at $234.00 for the same $5K size and the same dollar target and loss room. The $187.20 difference buys no minimum trading days, a daily pause instead of a daily breach, and a scaling route toward $4 million. If price is your filter, Pro Growth is the one-step answer by a long way.

What is the cheapest two-step The5ers account?

High Stakes New $2,500 at $17.10, covered above. The cheapest High Stakes Classic is the same size at $19.80. At every size, New is the cheaper version; the gap grows from $2.70 at $2,500 to $45.00 at $100K with BRIDGE.

What is the cheapest three-step The5ers account?

Bootcamp $20K, with a $19.80 entry fee after BRIDGE ($22.00 list). A $50 fee is due after you pass the three steps, so the full cost is $69.80. Each step has a 6% target ($1,200) and a 5% maximum loss ($1,000), with no daily rule during the evaluation and no minimum trading days. On the funded stage the maximum loss becomes 4% ($800) and a 3% daily pause ($600) applies. The Bootcamp fee is non-refundable, and if you hold more than one Bootcamp account, each must use a different strategy.

My experience: putting the cheapest account of each programme side by side made one thing obvious to me: the "cheap" Hyper Growth does not exist. Its smallest size costs more than a High Stakes New $50K. I checked BRIDGE on the Hyper Growth $5K too, and it took the same 10%, from $260 to $234, but the code does not change where the programme sits on the price list.

What is the cheapest The5ers account at each size?

The5ers discount code "BRIDGE": cheapest $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K and $100K

Most traders pick a size first. Here is the cheapest way to buy each size The5ers sells, with every option at that size so you can see the gap.

Cheapest option per size

What is the cheapest The5ers $5K and $10K?

High Stakes New wins both: $31.50 for $5K and $62.10 for $10K with BRIDGE. If you want one step instead of two, Pro Growth costs $46.80 and $88.20 at those sizes. That is $15.30 and $26.10 more for skipping Phase 2, but you also accept a narrower floor: 6% on Pro Growth against 10% on High Stakes at these sizes. In dollars, the $10K High Stakes New gives you $1,000 of maximum loss for $62.10; the $10K Pro Growth gives you $600 for $88.20.

What is the cheapest The5ers $20K and $25K?

$20K is only sold as Bootcamp, Pro Growth and Hyper Growth in our record, and $25K only as High Stakes. If you need roughly that size with a single fee, the High Stakes New $25K at $158.40 is cheaper than the Pro Growth $20K at $170.10, and bigger. It gives $2,500 of maximum loss against $1,200 on the Pro Growth $20K. The Bootcamp $20K starts at $19.80, but you pay $50 more after passing, and you face three steps.

What is the cheapest The5ers $50K?

High Stakes New $50K at $224.10 with BRIDGE. Classic costs $251.10 and Pro Growth $296.10. Note the rule change at this size on High Stakes: from $50K up, the daily loss is 4% ($2,000) and the maximum loss is 8% ($4,000), against 5% and 10% on the smaller sizes. The $50K Pro Growth keeps its 3% daily ($1,500) and 6% maximum ($3,000).

What is the cheapest The5ers $100K?

Two answers. The cheapest to start is the Bootcamp $100K at $85.50 with BRIDGE, but its full cost is $290.50 once you add the $205 fee after passing, and it takes three steps. The cheapest $100K with a single fee is the High Stakes New $100K at $364.50 ($405.00 list). Both are cheaper than the High Stakes Classic $100K at $409.50.

The two $100K routes give different loss room. The High Stakes New $100K has an $8,000 static maximum loss and a $4,000 daily loss. The Bootcamp $100K has a $5,000 maximum loss during evaluation and a $4,000 maximum loss with a $3,000 daily pause once funded.

My experience: the size table changed what I would recommend for $20K. I had assumed Pro Growth was the natural choice there, until I saw the High Stakes New $25K cost $11.70 less with BRIDGE and carry more than twice the dollar floor. Reading the rules side by side did more for the price than the code did.

Cheapest The5ers account for the loss room you get

The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE": cost per $100 of maximum loss, all 22 accounts

The price tag tells you what you pay. The maximum loss tells you how much room you have to trade before the account ends. Dividing one by the other gives the most honest measure of "cheap": how much you pay for each $100 of room. For Bootcamp we use the full cost (entry fee with BRIDGE plus the fee after passing) and the evaluation maximum loss.

All 22 accounts ranked by cost per $100 of loss room

What does the loss-room ranking tell you?

Three patterns stand out. First, every High Stakes account, New or Classic, beats every Pro Growth account on loss room per dollar. The cheapest Pro Growth on this measure, the $50K at $9.87, costs more per $100 of room than the most expensive High Stakes, the Classic $2,500 at $7.92. Second, inside High Stakes, the small sizes from $2,500 to $25K all sit in a narrow band between $6.21 and $7.92, so for most traders the size choice there is about budget, not value. Third, the $50K and $100K High Stakes accounts are clearly better value per $100 of room even though their floors drop from 10% to 8%, because their prices rise more slowly than their size.

Cheapest per $100 of Phase 1 target

Loss room is what you spend. The target is what you must earn. Here is what each $100 of first-step target costs on the one-fee accounts, so you can see which programmes ask for the least work per dollar of fee.

This table does not count Phase 2 on High Stakes (a further 5%), so it flatters the two-step accounts a little against Pro Growth. Even so, the order is close to the loss-room ranking: the large High Stakes New accounts are the cheapest per dollar of work, and Hyper Growth is far behind.

My experience: I worked out the loss-room ranking because a cheap price kept pulling me toward small accounts. Laid out per $100 of room, the small High Stakes sizes and the large ones are not far apart until you reach $50K, and Pro Growth sits well behind all of them. For me, that settled the question of where the real value at The5ers sits.

Cheapest route to a funded The5ers account, every fee counted

The5ers Bootcamp code "BRIDGE": cheap to start, two fees in total

The checkout price is not always the full price. For four of the five programmes it is: you pay once and, if you pass, you are funded. Bootcamp is different. You pay an entry fee to start and a second fee after passing to activate the funded account.

What does Bootcamp cost in total?

BRIDGE is recorded on the entry fee at checkout. Our record does not show it on the second fee, so the totals above assume you pay that at list price. If it is discounted when you get there, your total is lower, never higher.

Bootcamp or High Stakes: which is cheaper to get funded at $100K?

If you pass first time, the Bootcamp $100K costs $290.50 in total and the High Stakes New $100K costs $364.50. Bootcamp is $74.00 cheaper. If you fail, the picture flips in Bootcamp's favour even more: a failed Bootcamp attempt costs only the $85.50 entry fee, while a failed High Stakes attempt costs the full $364.50. That is why Bootcamp looks so cheap.

The price is not the only difference. Bootcamp asks for 6% three times in a row with a 5% maximum loss at each step. High Stakes New asks for 10% and then 5%, with an 8% maximum loss on $100K. Bootcamp has no minimum trading days; High Stakes needs three profitable days per phase. Bootcamp's funded stage has a tighter 4% maximum loss and a 3% daily pause, and its split starts at 50% in our record, against 80% on High Stakes. A cheaper start does not mean a cheaper result, if the funded account is harder to keep and pays a smaller share at first.

How much profit earns back the fee on the cheapest accounts?

Once you are funded, the first thing your profit does is pay back what you spent. Here is the gross profit you need at the starting split in our record (80% High Stakes, 75% Pro Growth, 50% Bootcamp and Hyper Growth) to earn back the fee on the cheapest account in each programme.

On High Stakes, part of the fee works in your favour: The5ers adds the refundable fee to funded equity, and 70% of it becomes eligible with the first payout once its stated conditions are met. Bootcamp's fee is non-refundable.

My experience: when I priced the two $100K routes I wrote the second Bootcamp fee on the same line as the entry fee, so I could not forget it. With both fees in view, the $74.00 gap in Bootcamp's favour is real, but so is the difference in the funded rules. I would not choose between them on price alone.

How many The5ers attempts can you afford? Budgets of $50, $100, $200 and $400

The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE" for retries: budget on list price to be safe

Most traders do not pass the first evaluation they buy. So the cheapest plan is often the one that gives you enough attempts to learn the rules, not the one with the lowest single price. Our offer record lists BRIDGE for new traders, so the tables below show two cases: every attempt with BRIDGE (best case), and only the first attempt with BRIDGE and every retry at list price (safe case). Bootcamp counts are based on the entry fee only; remember the second fee you need if you pass.

What can you buy with $50 and $100?

What can you buy with $200?

Look at the High Stakes New $10K line. With every attempt discounted you get three tries for $186.30. With retries at list price, a third try would take the total to $200.10, ten cents over a $200 budget. Small amounts decide how many attempts you get, which is why it pays to check the order summary every time.

What can you buy with $400?

With $400 the real choice is between one large attempt and several medium ones. One High Stakes New $100K at $364.50, or five to six High Stakes New $10K attempts. The first gives the best value per dollar if you pass. The second gives you more chances to learn the rules before the money runs out.

Which budget plan is cheapest for a first-time The5ers trader?

For a trader new to The5ers, the plan that usually costs least overall is a small High Stakes New account bought more than once, then a larger one after the first pass. You learn the High Stakes rules (the three profitable days, the 2-minute news window, the static equity floor) on a $17.10 or $31.50 account, not on a $364.50 one. The value tables say larger is better per dollar; the budget tables say smaller is safer per attempt. Both are true at the same time.

My experience: the budget tables are where the new-trader note in our record matters most. When I plan an attempt budget at The5ers, I count the first purchase with BRIDGE and every retry at list price, then check the order summary each time. If the 10% shows again, the budget simply goes further.

Why the cheapest The5ers account is not always the cheapest choice

The5ers discount code "BRIDGE": price only, the rules decide the value

A low fee is only cheap if the account fits the way you trade. These are the rules that most often turn a cheap account into an expensive one.

Small dollar floors and wide stops

The cheapest accounts have the smallest dollar floors. The High Stakes New $2,500 ends at $250 of loss, the Pro Growth $5K at $300. If your normal stop on gold or an index is wide, you can only take a small position on these accounts, and a few losses in a row can take most of the room. Use the position size calculator with the dollar floor of the account you plan to buy before you pay for it.

The $150 minimum withdrawal on Pro Growth and Hyper Growth

On Pro Growth and Hyper Growth the minimum withdrawal is $150. On a Pro Growth $5K at a 75% split, your share reaches $150 at $200 of gross profit, which is 4% of the account. On a Hyper Growth $5K at a 50% split, it takes $300 of gross profit, 6% of the account, the same as its whole maximum loss. On small accounts, the minimum withdrawal is a real hurdle to the first payout.

High Stakes payout rules on the larger sizes

On the funded High Stakes $50K and $100K, The5ers sets a payout cap of $3,000 and $4,000 and a minimum profit of $300 and $500 for a payout. Those caps limit how much a single payout can be on those sizes, so a bigger account does not mean a proportionally bigger first payout.

Trading costs that grow with every trade

The account fee is paid once. Trading costs are paid on every trade. The5ers lists a trading fee of $4 per standard lot, round trip, on forex, $0 on indices (NAS100, US30, SP500, DAX40, UK100, JPN225), and a percentage-based fee on metals, crypto and oil whose exact rate is not published, according to its asset specifications in our record from 5 October 2026. A forex trader who places many trades pays those fees on every one, which matters more on a small account where each dollar of loss room counts.

Inactivity limits on cheap accounts you forget about

A cheap account is easy to buy and leave. Evaluations expire after 30 days without trading activity on every programme in our record, and funded High Stakes accounts after 60 days. An unused $17.10 account is still $17.10 lost.

News windows and prohibited practices

On High Stakes, opening orders from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after listed high-impact news is prohibited; profits from violating trades are removed while losses remain. Across programmes, The5ers' prohibited trading practices rule out high-frequency trading, tick scalping and rollover-scalping EAs, latency, reverse and hedge arbitrage, and hedging across accounts or with other firms. Expert advisors need to be your own source code, and copying third-party signals is not allowed. Breaking these rules costs far more than any fee saving.

My experience: the rule that changes the maths most on the cheap accounts, reading through them, is the $150 minimum withdrawal on Pro Growth and Hyper Growth. On a $5K account it means the first payout needs a real run of profit, not one good day. I now look at the minimum withdrawal before the price when I compare small accounts.

Which cheap The5ers account fits your trading style?

The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE": the cheapest account for each kind of trader

The cheapest account on the price list is only the cheapest for you if its rules suit the way you trade. Here is the lowest-cost fit for the most common trading styles, using only the rules in our record.

Forex day trader with tight stops

The High Stakes New $5K at $31.50 or $10K at $62.10 with BRIDGE. High Stakes is recorded at 1:100 leverage, against 1:30 on Pro Growth, Hyper Growth and Bootcamp, so a short-stop forex trader can size positions more freely inside the same dollar floor. The 10% static floor on these sizes gives $500 and $1,000 of room. Remember the trading fee: $4 per standard lot, round trip, on forex. A trader placing many forex trades a day pays that on every one.

Index trader

Indices (NAS100, US30, SP500, DAX40, UK100, JPN225) carry a $0 trading fee at The5ers in our record, so index traders avoid the per-lot cost entirely. On High Stakes, weekend holding is allowed, but holding indices over the weekend can carry high swap costs. A day trader who closes index positions before the weekend can use the cheapest High Stakes sizes without that cost; a trader who holds indices over weekends should check the swap inside the platform first.

News trader

News trading is allowed on every programme in our record, but High Stakes has a window: no new orders from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after listed high-impact news, and profits from violating trades are removed while losses remain. A trader who opens positions on the release itself fits Pro Growth better, and the cheapest Pro Growth is the $5K at $46.80 with BRIDGE. A trader who enters before the window and holds through the release can still use High Stakes, since holding positions through news is allowed.

Swing trader

Overnight and weekend holding are allowed on the programmes in our record. The deciding rule for a swing trader is the floor, because swing stops are wide. The widest floor at the lowest price is High Stakes at $2,500 to $25K, with 10% static. The $25K High Stakes New at $158.40 gives $2,500 of room, more than twice the $1,200 on a Pro Growth $20K that costs $170.10. Size from equity, not balance, because the floor is measured on equity and floating losses count.

Fast trader who dislikes minimum days

Only Hyper Growth and Bootcamp have no minimum trading days in our record. Pro Growth needs three profitable days and High Stakes needs three profitable days in each phase. The cheapest account with no minimum-day rule is the Bootcamp $20K at a $19.80 entry fee, though it has three steps and a $50 fee after passing. The cheapest one-step account with no minimum days is the Hyper Growth $5K at $234.00.

Expert advisor user

Expert advisors are allowed at The5ers if you own the source code. High-frequency trading, tick scalping and rollover-scalping EAs, and latency, reverse and hedge arbitrage are prohibited. You can copy your own trades across your own accounts on Pro Growth, and on Hyper Growth until your total managed capital reaches $500K, but copying third-party signals is not allowed. If you plan to run the same EA on several Bootcamp accounts, note that each Bootcamp account must use a different strategy.

Platform and payment check

Whichever account you pick, the platforms recorded for The5ers are MT5, cTrader and TradingView. Test your strategy on the platform you will use before you buy, because spreads and swaps vary by symbol and platform.

My experience: matching the cheapest account to a trading style came from reading the rules, not from the price list. The two rules that moved my choice most were the leverage gap (1:100 on High Stakes, 1:30 elsewhere) and the 2-minute news window on High Stakes. Both matter more than a few dollars of fee.

New or returning The5ers buyer: what you will pay

The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE" for new traders

What does our record say?

Our offer record for The5ers lists BRIDGE as an offer for new traders on all 22 accounts. A first purchase is the case the 10% is set up for. If you have bought from The5ers before, the checkout decides whether the code applies; the order summary shows the answer before you pay. You cannot change that result by entering the code differently or adding a second code.

How should a returning buyer plan?

Plan on the list price and treat the 10% as a bonus if it shows. On the cheapest accounts the gap is small: $1.90 on the High Stakes New $2,500, $3.50 on the $5K and $6.90 on the $10K. On larger accounts it is worth checking every time: $24.90 on the High Stakes New $50K and $40.50 on the $100K.

Does BRIDGE cover resets or add-ons?

We have recorded BRIDGE only on account purchases. Do not plan on it for anything else, such as resets, top-ups or add-ons, unless the order summary shows the 10% line on that order.

My experience: on every order, I read the order summary line, not the message next to the code box. A total that has dropped by exactly 10% is the only confirmation that counts.

How to buy the cheapest The5ers account with BRIDGE

How to use The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE" on the $2,500 account

Step by step at The5ers checkout

1. Open The5ers and create or sign in to your account.
2. Choose High Stakes, then the New version, then the $2,500 size (or any other account from the tables above).
3. At checkout, type BRIDGE in capitals in the code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary: $19.00 should become $17.10. Pay only after you see the lower total.

You can pay by credit or debit card, bank transfer, crypto, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal, according to our record. Accounts are in USD. The5ers accepts traders aged 18 or older, and our record lists 29 restricted countries, so check that yours is not one of them before you buy.

Why do other The5ers codes fail?

Many codes listed online were never tested at The5ers' checkout, have expired, or belonged to a short campaign that ended. We do not list codes we have not tested. BRIDGE is the code we test at The5ers' own checkout every day, with the result on the The5ers coupon page, every price checked daily. If The5ers runs an official promotion with a bigger saving, that page lists it, and you should use whichever gives the lower total.

What if BRIDGE does not apply?

Type it by hand, in capitals, with no space at the end. Remove any other code already in the box. Make sure the account is one of the 22 in our tables. Remember that our record lists BRIDGE for new traders. If it still does not apply on a covered account, tell us and we check it at The5ers' checkout the same day. One code per order: a second code only replaces the first.

My experience: a trailing space from copy and paste is the most common reason I see for a code not applying. Typing the six letters by hand fixed it in my tests every time.

Does the cheapest The5ers account pay out the same way?

The5ers payouts: same cycle on cheap and large accounts

What payout rules apply to every size?

Every programme in our record pays on a 14-day cycle on the funded stage, and scaling resets the 14-day timer. Withdrawal methods are Rise, crypto, bank transfer and Hub Credits. The minimum withdrawal on Pro Growth and Hyper Growth is $150. The size of the account changes the dollars, not the cycle.

Can you check that The5ers pays?

Part of it, yes. Some The5ers payouts go through Rise on the Arbitrum network, and those can be checked on the blockchain. Our The5ers live payouts tab lists each on-chain payout we track with its proof link, and the prop firm payouts tracker shows the same for every firm we follow. Payouts by bank transfer or other methods are not on the blockchain, so the tracker shows part of the picture, not all of it. The full breakdown is in The5ers payout proof.

My experience: before I recommend even a $17.10 account, I check that the firm pays. For The5ers, the on-chain list on our payouts tab is the part I can verify myself, so that is where I look first.

Quick answers by search

Cheapest The5ers account "BRIDGE": High Stakes New $2,500 at $17.10.

Cheapest The5ers one-step account "BRIDGE": Pro Growth $5K at $46.80.

Cheapest The5ers two-step account "BRIDGE": High Stakes New $2,500 at $17.10.

Cheapest The5ers Bootcamp "BRIDGE": $20K entry $19.80, full cost $69.80.

The5ers promo code $5K "BRIDGE": from $31.50 (High Stakes New).

The5ers discount code $10K "BRIDGE": from $62.10 (High Stakes New).

The5ers coupon code $25K "BRIDGE": from $158.40 (High Stakes New).

The5ers promo code $50K "BRIDGE": from $224.10 (High Stakes New).

Cheapest The5ers $100K "BRIDGE": $85.50 entry (Bootcamp) or $364.50 one fee (High Stakes New).

The5ers coupon code November 2026 "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026.

Next: for every price in one table, read The5ers price for every account size. To choose a programme, read which The5ers plan to pick. For the payout rules and on-chain record, read The5ers payout proof, and for the full verdict, is The5ers worth it. Every rule is in the The5ers review and the The5ers challenge accounts, the latest changes are on the rule changes tracker, and the The5ers coupon code page has every price, checked daily. To see The5ers next to another firm, open Funding Pips vs The5ers.