The5ers Summer Plan 2026: Still Live — $100K/$200K Prices, Rules & “BRIDGE” 10% Off

Current update — 21 September 2026: The5ers’ official Summer Plan page and Summer Plan FAQ are still live, so Prop Firm Bridge is treating the Summer Plan as currently available, not expired. The current The5ers coupon code is “BRIDGE” for 10% off all The5ers account types and sizes. Summer Plan accounts are included, and “BRIDGE” also applies across current High Stakes, Hyper Growth, Pro Growth, Bootcamp and other current The5ers account options. Choose the program and size first, apply “BRIDGE” at checkout, and confirm the 10% lower purchase price before payment.

Quick answer: Yes — the The5ers Summer Plan is still live as of 21 September 2026. The current The5ers Summer Plan includes a $100K 1-Step option at $249, $100K 2-Step New at $149, $100K 2-Step Classic at $179, $200K 2-Step New at $249 and $200K 2-Step Classic at $279 in the current PFB record. BRIDGE reduces those current base prices by 10% to approximately $224.10, $134.10, $161.10, $224.10 and $251.10 respectively. The $100K 1-Step uses a 10% target, 3% daily loss and 6% maximum loss. The 2-Step routes use 10%/5% or 8%/5% targets, 3% daily loss and 10% maximum loss. Funded-stage payout caps, daily consistency and scaling differ by Summer Plan structure, so the discount should not be confused with the account rules.

Current purchase path: Compare the Summer Plan structure first, then use the The5ers “BRIDGE” purchase link and apply “BRIDGE” at checkout for the current 10% reduction. The discount changes the purchase price only; the selected account rules stay the same.

This is the deep Summer Plan pricing, rules and risk-mechanics guide. For the main broad coupon/promo/discount/referral-code intent, use the The5ers coupon authority page. For the main $100K account comparison across The5ers programs, use the The5ers $100K account guide. For broad firm rules and payouts, use the The5ers review.

Table of Contents

1. What the The5ers Summer Plan is
2. Current $100K/$200K prices and BRIDGE savings
3. $100K 1-Step structure
4. $100K/$200K 2-Step New 10/5 structure
5. $100K/$200K 2-Step Classic 8/5 structure
6. 1-Step vs 2-Step comparison
7. 3% daily-loss rule
8. 6% vs 10% maximum-loss structure
9. Funded daily-consistency rule
10. Payouts and payout caps
11. Scaling and the $200K exception
12. Maximum Summer Plan allocation
13. Copy trading between self-owned Summer accounts
14. News-trading rules
15. Overnight and weekend holding
16. HUB credits and fee-return mechanics
17. $100K risk math
18. $200K risk math
19. BRIDGE 10% checkout guide
20. Who Summer Plan may suit
21. Common Summer Plan mistakes
22. Pre-purchase checklist
23. Official sources and related guides
24. Final verdict

What Is The5ers Summer Plan?

The5ers Summer Plan is a limited-time CFD funding range built around large starting account sizes and multiple evaluation paths. The current official Summer Plan material centers on a $100,000 account with one-step and two-step routes, while the current program also includes $200,000 two-step options.

The plan is different from The5ers' permanent core programs. High Stakes, Hyper Growth, Pro Growth and Bootcamp each have their own long-term product logic. Summer Plan is a seasonal account family with its own pricing, payout caps, consistency requirements, allocation limits and scaling rules.

That distinction matters for SEO and for traders. A “The5ers coupon code” query should not be answered only with Summer Plan. BRIDGE is the current 10% code across all The5ers account types and sizes. A “The5ers Summer Plan” query should instead explain the seasonal account structure in detail, which is the purpose of this page.

Current Summer Plan families

The current PFB record tracks five main Summer Plan purchase structures:

• $100K — 1-Step
• $100K — 2-Step New (10% / 5%)
• $100K — 2-Step Classic (8% / 5%)
• $200K — 2-Step New (10% / 5%)
• $200K — 2-Step Classic (8% / 5%)

The one-step route trades a smaller maximum-loss allowance for a single evaluation phase. The two-step routes require an additional phase but use a wider 10% maximum-loss structure. New and Classic then differ in the first target and purchase price.

Current Summer Plan Prices and BRIDGE Savings

BRIDGE gives 10% off all current The5ers account types and sizes, including every current Summer Plan structure listed below.

These figures are direct 10% calculations from the current PFB base-price record. The live The5ers checkout controls the final purchase total if the firm changes a base price later.

Why $134.10 gets so much search attention

The $100K 2-Step New structure has a current base price of $149. A 10% BRIDGE reduction is $14.90, producing $134.10. That combination naturally attracts searches for phrases such as “The5ers $100K $134.10,” “The5ers Summer Plan coupon” and “The5ers Summer Plan discount code.”

The price is useful, but the account is not automatically the best Summer Plan choice. The 2-Step New route asks for 10% in Step 1 and 5% in Step 2. Classic costs more but reduces Step 1 to 8%. The 1-Step route costs more than both two-step $100K versions but removes the second evaluation phase.

Why $200K New can have the same purchase price as $100K 1-Step

In the current record, both are $249 before BRIDGE and $224.10 after. That does not make them comparable accounts. The $100K 1-Step has a one-phase 10% target and tighter 6% maximum loss. The $200K New account is a two-step 10%/5% structure with 10% maximum loss and its own $200K funded-stage payout rules.

A purchase price is only one input. Evaluation steps, usable drawdown, payout cap, scaling and the trader's strategy should carry more weight.

The5ers Summer Plan $100K 1-Step

The current $100K Summer Plan 1-Step base price is $249, or $224.10 after BRIDGE. The account requires one evaluation phase with a 10% profit target.

The one-step route removes the second evaluation phase, but the tighter maximum loss makes risk management more demanding. The trader is trying to produce 10% while preserving a 6% total loss allowance.

Target-to-drawdown relationship

The target is $10,000 and the maximum-loss allowance is $6,000. The target is therefore about 1.67 times the total loss buffer. A trader using 2% risk per trade would have only three full losses before reaching 6%, which is far too little room for ordinary strategy variance.

Who may prefer the 1-Step route

It can suit a trader whose strategy has strong consistency and low drawdown, who values removing one evaluation phase, and who is comfortable paying more for that structure. It is weaker for a trader who needs a wide lifetime loss buffer.

Summer Plan 2-Step New — 10% / 5%

New uses a 10% first target and 5% second target. The current $100K base price is $149, while the $200K base price is $249.

New is the lower-priced two-step route. Its advantage is cost. Its trade-off is the higher first target compared with Classic.

The $100K New decision

At $134.10 after BRIDGE, the $100K New account has a low current entry cost relative to the headline account size. Traders should still remember that the challenge is defined by the $3,000 daily and $10,000 maximum-loss references, not by the $100K label itself.

The $200K New decision

The $200K New account doubles the target and starting risk-reference dollars while keeping the same percentages. Its $224.10 after-BRIDGE cost is currently the same calculated amount as the $100K 1-Step. The two accounts serve different priorities: larger two-step capital versus a one-step route.

Summer Plan 2-Step Classic — 8% / 5%

Classic reduces Step 1 from 10% to 8% while keeping Step 2 at 5%. The current $100K base price is $179 and the current $200K base price is $279.

The difference between New and Classic is therefore a price-versus-target trade-off, not a different maximum-loss structure.

$100K Classic vs New

Classic costs $27 more after BRIDGE ($161.10 vs $134.10) and reduces Step 1 by $2,000. A trader should compare that $2,000 target reduction with the strategy's normal performance rather than simply calling the cheaper or lower-target option universally better.

$200K Classic vs New

Classic costs $27 more after BRIDGE ($251.10 vs $224.10) and reduces Step 1 by $4,000. Again, the correct value depends on how the trader's process behaves at the intended risk level.

1-Step vs 2-Step Summer Plan

The one-step route removes one phase but has 4 percentage points less maximum-loss room. The two-step routes require another target but provide a wider lifetime buffer. A trader whose strategy has occasional 6–8% drawdown may find the one-step route structurally incompatible even if the single phase looks attractive.

Evaluation count versus survival room

The “fewest steps” option is not always the easiest. The useful question is how the strategy's normal losing streak fits the loss rules. One additional evaluation phase can be less important than four extra percentage points of maximum-loss room.

The 3% Daily-Loss Rule

The current Summer Plan uses a 3% daily-loss rule. The official Summer Plan FAQ states that the daily loss is calculated using the current EOD balance/equity reference under the program's method. When the daily loss is reached, the account is terminated.

Starting-balance translations are:

• $100K → 3% = $3,000.
• $200K → 3% = $6,000.

The live threshold can depend on the program's current daily-reset calculation, so the dashboard controls the exact amount.

Why 3% is tighter than it looks

A trader risking 1% per position has only three full losses before reaching 3%. If several positions are correlated, the effective loss can arrive faster than three independent stops suggest.

A personal daily stop should therefore sit inside the official threshold. The firm rule is the last line, not a normal daily budget.

6% vs 10% Maximum Loss

This is one of the most important Summer Plan differences.

• $100K 1-Step: 6% maximum loss = $6,000 starting reference.
• $100K 2-Step: 10% maximum loss = $10,000 starting reference.
• $200K 2-Step: 10% maximum loss = $20,000 starting reference.

A trader who focuses only on the number of evaluation phases can miss this four-point difference between the one-step and two-step $100K routes.

Risk-of-ruin thinking

Suppose a strategy has experienced a normal historical losing streak of eight 0.75% losses. That sequence is 6%. On the 1-Step account, it would reach the full maximum-loss percentage. On a 2-Step account with a 10% maximum-loss allowance, the same sequence leaves additional room. This does not mean 0.75% is the correct risk; it shows why strategy statistics matter.

Funded Daily-Consistency Rule

The current Summer Plan funded stage uses a 50% daily consistency requirement in the current official material for the relevant Summer Plan funded accounts. No single trading day should account for more than 50% of the total generated profit at the time of a payout request.

Example

If total generated profit is $4,000, a single day's profit should not exceed $2,000 for a 50% consistency requirement. If one day produced $3,000 and the remaining days only $1,000 combined, the trader may need additional distributed profit before a payout request satisfies the current ratio.

This is a payout-process condition. It should not be interpreted as a reason to intentionally lose money after a large winning day. The cleaner response is to continue trading normal size and allow total profit to become more distributed.

Payouts and Payout Caps

The current Summer Plan material applies payout caps that differ by account size:

• $100K funded Summer Plan: current cap up to $2,000 per payout cycle.
• $200K funded Summer Plan: current cap up to $3,000 per payout cycle.

The $200K current official FAQ also lists a minimum withdrawal of $250 and an 80/20 trader/firm profit split. The exact current funded rules should be checked in the account dashboard before requesting a payout.

Why headline profit and withdrawable amount can differ

A trader can have more account profit than the current payout cap. The cap defines how much can be withdrawn in a cycle, not necessarily how much profit exists in the account.

Do not trade toward the payout cap

A $2,000 or $3,000 cap should not become a target that forces extra risk. The payout should follow compliant performance. Risking the account to maximize a cycle can defeat the reason for reaching the funded stage.

Scaling and the $200K Exception

The current official Summer Plan page shows scaling for the $100K structures through successive 10% performance milestones. Current material lists levels such as $100K, $125K, $150K and $175K in the published ladder.

The current official FAQ explicitly says the $200K Summer Plan does not scale. The $200K account is designed to provide larger capital upfront, and its balance remains fixed at $200,000 under the current seasonal rules.

Why this matters when choosing $100K vs $200K

A trader seeking long-term account progression may value the $100K scaling path. A trader who wants larger starting allocation and accepts a fixed $200K structure may prefer the $200K route. The purchase decision should therefore consider the future account architecture, not only entry price.

Maximum Summer Plan Allocation

The current official Summer Plan FAQ lists a $600,000 aggregate buying-power cap across Summer Plan accounts per trader.

The current rules also explain how $200K and $100K accounts can be combined inside that cap. For example, two $200K accounts equal $400K, leaving $200K of room for additional current Summer Plan accounts where the purchase-limit rules permit them.

More allocation does not require more correlated risk

Holding multiple accounts can magnify one market idea if the same trade is copied across them. A trader should plan risk across the aggregate exposure rather than thinking each account exists in isolation.

Copy Trading Between Self-Owned Summer Accounts

The current official Summer Plan rules allow copy trading between Summer Plan accounts owned by the same trader. Copying trades from third-party accounts remains prohibited under the current rule.

This permission can simplify account management but does not remove the need to respect each account's risk limit. A copier can duplicate an oversized mistake instantly across multiple accounts.

Use a master risk plan

When copying across accounts, determine the total dollar risk across all copies before entry. If the same trade is sent to four accounts, the business-level exposure is four times the per-account amount even though each account individually remains inside its rule.

Summer Plan News-Trading Rules

The current official Summer Plan materials prohibit executing orders from two minutes before until two minutes after listed high-impact news. Traders should check the current calendar and platform time before a relevant release.

Existing-position handling should follow the exact current Summer Plan terms. Regardless of rule permission, volatility can create spread widening and slippage, so position size remains important.

Overnight and Weekend Holding

The current PFB Summer Plan record lists overnight and weekend holding as allowed on the current Summer Plan structures. The live account agreement should be checked because seasonal terms can change.

Holding through a session or weekend creates gap, swap and liquidity risk. A rule permitting the hold does not guarantee that a stop will fill at the expected price after a market gap.

HUB Credits and Fee-Return Mechanics

The current Summer Plan includes program-specific credit and fee-return mechanics. On the current $100K 1-Step official page, The5ers advertises a 10% HUB-credit bonus once funded under the current plan.

The current two-step record uses staged fee-return components: 10% in HUB credits after Step 1, 20% after Step 2, and the remaining 70% returned under the current later payout condition. Traders should verify the exact current implementation for the purchased account.

Credit is not the same as cash

A HUB credit can be useful inside The5ers but should not automatically be treated as cash already withdrawn. Keep purchase fee, internal credits and actual payout cash as separate accounting categories.

$100K Summer Plan Risk Math

$100K 1-Step

• Target: $10,000.
• Starting daily-loss reference: $3,000.
• Maximum-loss reference: $6,000.
• Base fee: $249.
• After BRIDGE: $224.10.

At 0.5% risk per trade, planned risk is $500. Six full losses equal the starting $3,000 daily percentage, while twelve full losses equal $6,000 maximum loss. In practice, a trader should stop long before those extreme counts.

$100K 2-Step New

• Step 1 target: $10,000.
• Step 2 target: $5,000.
• Starting daily-loss reference: $3,000.
• Maximum-loss reference: $10,000.
• Base fee: $149.
• After BRIDGE: $134.10.

The wider maximum-loss allowance gives more lifetime room than 1-Step, but the 3% daily boundary remains equally tight.

$100K 2-Step Classic

• Step 1 target: $8,000.
• Step 2 target: $5,000.
• Starting daily-loss reference: $3,000.
• Maximum-loss reference: $10,000.
• Base fee: $179.
• After BRIDGE: $161.10.

Classic lowers the first target by $2,000 compared with New while costing $27 more after BRIDGE. The trader should decide whether that target reduction fits the strategy's expected path.

$200K Summer Plan Risk Math

$200K New

• Step 1 target: $20,000.
• Step 2 target: $10,000.
• Starting daily-loss reference: $6,000.
• Maximum-loss reference: $20,000.
• Base fee: $249.
• After BRIDGE: $224.10.
• Current funded payout cap: up to $3,000 per cycle.
• Scaling: not available under the current $200K Summer Plan rule.

$200K Classic

• Step 1 target: $16,000.
• Step 2 target: $10,000.
• Starting daily-loss reference: $6,000.
• Maximum-loss reference: $20,000.
• Base fee: $279.
• After BRIDGE: $251.10.
• Current funded payout cap: up to $3,000 per cycle.
• Scaling: not available under the current $200K Summer Plan rule.

The $200K label doubles the dollar objectives and risk references compared with $100K, but it does not change the percentage discipline required. A trader who normally risks 0.5% should not increase the percentage merely because the dollar account is larger.

BRIDGE 10% Checkout Guide

BRIDGE is not a Summer-Plan-only code. The current PFB offer is 10% off all The5ers account types and sizes.

How to use BRIDGE on Summer Plan

1. Open the current The5ers Summer Plan purchase flow or use the The5ers BRIDGE link.
2. Select $100K or $200K.
3. Select 1-Step, 2-Step New or 2-Step Classic where offered.
4. Review the current base price.
5. Continue to checkout.
6. Enter BRIDGE in the coupon or promo field if it is not already attached.
7. Apply the code.
8. Confirm the purchase price is 10% lower.
9. Recheck the account type and current Summer Plan terms.
10. Complete payment only after the reduced total is visible.

Current BRIDGE price references

• $100K 1-Step: $249 → $224.10.
• $100K 2-Step New: $149 → $134.10.
• $100K 2-Step Classic: $179 → $161.10.
• $200K 2-Step New: $249 → $224.10.
• $200K 2-Step Classic: $279 → $251.10.

Does BRIDGE also work outside Summer Plan?

Yes. BRIDGE gives the same current 10% reduction across all The5ers account types and sizes. That is why broad coupon searches should resolve to the main The5ers coupon page, while this page remains focused on Summer Plan pricing and rules.

Is BRIDGE active or expired?

BRIDGE is the current The5ers code listed by Prop Firm Bridge at 10% off all account types and sizes. Confirm the 10% lower total in the live checkout because The5ers controls future promotions and seasonal availability.

Who Summer Plan May Suit

Potentially strong fit

• Traders who specifically want a $100K or $200K starting account.
• Traders who prefer a low current purchase price on the $100K two-step route.
• Traders comfortable with a 3% daily-loss rule.
• Traders who can choose between tighter one-step drawdown and wider two-step drawdown based on real strategy statistics.
• Traders who understand the 50% funded consistency condition before planning withdrawals.
• Traders who can work within the current $100K/$200K payout caps.
• Traders managing multiple self-owned Summer accounts with disciplined aggregate risk.

Potentially weaker fit

• Traders whose normal daily drawdown regularly exceeds 3%.
• Traders who need uncapped funded withdrawals.
• Traders who want the $200K account specifically for scaling, since the current $200K Summer Plan does not scale.
• Traders who increase risk after losses.
• Traders who plan to exploit the lower purchase price through repeated aggressive attempts.
• Traders who do not understand how copied trades multiply exposure across accounts.

Common Summer Plan Mistakes

1. Buying the cheapest $100K option without comparing drawdown

The $134.10 current New price is attractive, but the account still has a 10%/5% two-step evaluation and 3% daily-loss rule.

2. Choosing 1-Step only because it has one phase

The one-step route uses a tighter 6% maximum-loss allowance than the 10% two-step routes.

3. Ignoring the funded consistency rule

A large winning day can affect payout timing when it represents more than the permitted share of total profit.

4. Assuming the $200K account scales

The current official Summer Plan FAQ states that the $200K route does not scale.

5. Treating the payout cap as a profit target

Trying to force enough profit to maximize a cycle can encourage poor risk decisions.

6. Copying oversized trades across multiple accounts

Self-owned Summer account copying is allowed under the current rule, but a bad position can be multiplied instantly.

7. Confusing internal credits with cash

HUB credits and withdrawable payouts should be tracked separately.

8. Treating BRIDGE as a Summer-only coupon

BRIDGE gives 10% off all The5ers account types and sizes, not only Summer Plan.

9. Using the largest account because the dollar coupon saving is larger

The same 10% applies across The5ers, so account size should come from risk fit rather than the size of the discount in dollars.

10. Ignoring seasonal availability

Summer Plan is a seasonal offering. The live The5ers purchase flow controls current availability.

Summer Plan Pre-Purchase Checklist

1. Choose $100K or $200K from actual risk and allocation needs.
2. Choose 1-Step or 2-Step based on target and maximum-loss fit.
3. If choosing 2-Step, compare New 10/5 versus Classic 8/5.
4. Write the 3% daily-loss amount in dollars.
5. Write the 6% or 10% maximum-loss amount in dollars.
6. Review current news-order restrictions.
7. Review overnight/weekend rules.
8. Understand the current 50% funded consistency condition.
9. Understand the $100K or $200K payout cap.
10. Check whether the chosen account scales.
11. Review the $600K aggregate Summer allocation cap if buying multiple accounts.
12. Review copy-trading conditions if using multiple self-owned accounts.
13. Apply BRIDGE.
14. Confirm 10% off in the order summary.
15. Save the current account terms and purchase confirmation.

Official Sources and Related Guides

Before purchase, review the official The5ers Summer Plan page and the official Summer Plan options FAQ. The current The5ers account documents control live terms.

• The5ers coupon code BRIDGE — current 10% offer
• The5ers review
• The5ers $100K account guide
• The5ers Summer Plan 1-Step vs 2-Step rules
• Is The5ers Summer Plan worth it?
• The5ers High Stakes review

Final Verdict: The5ers Summer Plan Guide 2026

The Summer Plan's main appeal is the ability to access a large $100K or $200K simulated account through current seasonal prices while choosing between different evaluation structures. The $100K 2-Step New route is currently the lowest-priced Summer Plan path at $149 before BRIDGE and $134.10 after. Classic increases the price but lowers the first target. The $100K 1-Step removes one evaluation phase but tightens the maximum-loss allowance to 6%. The $200K routes provide larger starting capital but currently do not scale.

The account should be chosen from risk architecture, payout needs and strategy statistics—not only the headline price. The 3% daily-loss rule is tight enough that aggressive position sizing can end any version quickly. Funded consistency and payout caps also matter after passing.

For the discount, the current answer is simple: BRIDGE gives 10% off all The5ers account types and sizes. Summer Plan is included, but the code is not restricted to Summer Plan. Use the broad coupon page for current code verification and use this guide when the real question is which Summer Plan structure fits the trader.