Which OneUp Trader Plan to Pick With Coupon Code BRIDGE: Standard, Pro or Express (November 2026)

Quick answer: Pick the OneUp Trader Standard if you want the lowest fee and can use at least 10 trading days, and the Pro if you want to finish sooner, since the record lists 5 minimum days for Pro against 10 for Standard. Both have a 6% profit target, and coupon code BRIDGE takes 20% off the evaluation price as listed, tested at checkout on 12 November 2026. The Standard $100K went from $150 to $120.00 and the Pro $100K from $225 to $180.00. Express has no public price, so it is not part of the price choice. Every price is on the OneUp Trader coupon code page.

Which OneUp Trader plan to pick discount code "BRIDGE": Standard, Pro or Express, 20% off the evaluation

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": tested at checkout on 12 November 2026, the same code on both programmes

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": the plan decides your days, the size decides your risk

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane tests it by hand at OneUp Trader's own checkout every day. On the test of 12 November 2026, the Standard $100K came to $120 instead of $150.

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"Which plan should I pick?" is really three questions in a row: which programme (Standard, Pro or Express), which account size, and how much you are willing to pay for the evaluation to be shorter. Most pages answer with a list of features. This one answers with numbers, because the decision comes down to what you pay for each day you save, how much loss room each dollar buys, and how many months of fees you can afford to spend before you pass.

Every number below comes from the OneUp Trader record that Prop Firm Bridge keeps, last verified against the firm's own site. Every BRIDGE price is the list price times 0.80, to the cent. Where the data is silent, I say so instead of guessing. The only things I did by hand were the coupon code test at the firm's checkout and the reading of the rules.

If you only want the cheapest account, the cheapest OneUp Trader account guide ranks every price. If you want the list for every size, use the price for every account size guide. There is also an older head-to-head, Standard versus Pro: which costs less with BRIDGE, which this guide extends with a full decision path.

The three OneUp Trader plans in one table

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": Standard, Pro and Express side by side

The record lists three routes into a funded OneUp Trader account. The Standard and Pro are evaluations you buy. Express is a re-entry route for a trader whose OneUp funded account was terminated in the previous 30 days.

Three things stand out. First, Standard and Pro share the same 6% target, so Pro is not an easier target, only a shorter minimum. Second, the loss limit is published for Standard and not separately for Pro, so I do not compute loss room for Pro. Third, Express is not a purchase decision for a new trader at all, since you need a terminated OneUp funded account to qualify.

My experience: I compared the three programme rows in the record on 12 November 2026. I tested the code only on a Standard purchase, so the Pro and Express lines rest on the code record and the firm's listing.

What Pro costs over Standard at each size

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": the Pro premium in dollars, in percent and per day saved

Pro costs more than Standard at every size. The table shows the premium on the list price and with BRIDGE, and what that premium is per minimum trading day saved (5 days saved if the record's 10 versus 5 holds).

How to read the premium

BRIDGE is a flat 20%, so it shrinks the premium by 20% too: the Pro premium with BRIDGE is exactly 0.8 times the list premium. On the $25K it is $28.00, on the $100K $60.00 and on the $250K $132.00. Divided by five days saved, that is $5.60, $12.00 and $26.40 for each day the Pro takes off the minimum. Whether that is worth it depends on how quickly you would pass anyway. A trader who reaches the target on day 8 gains nothing from Pro except a lower minimum they never needed.

Percent premiums are almost the same at the small end and tighter at the large end. The $25K Pro costs about 54% more than the Standard, the $100K Pro costs 50% more and the $250K Pro about 51% more. There is no size where Pro is nearly free, so the choice is always a real extra spend.

My experience: I computed the premium table on 12 November 2026 from the list prices and the 20% rule. The five-day difference is the record's Standard 10 versus Pro 5, and I treat it as the stated minimum, not a promise of how long you will take.

The days: why the minimum is not the same as your pass date

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": minimum days against real passing time

A minimum number of trading days is a floor. You cannot pass before it, but nothing forces you to pass on it. What decides your pass date is how fast you can reach a 6% gain without breaking the drawdown or the consistency rule.

The consistency rule in the evaluation asks that the combined profit of the next three best days is at least 80% of the best day. That rule spreads profit across days on purpose. If your best day is $2,000, your next three best days must add up to at least $1,600. A trader who tries to pass on one big day will not meet it, which makes a very short evaluation harder than the minimum suggests.

So the real choice is not 10 days versus 5. It is whether you would use days 6 to 10 anyway. Most traders who respect the consistency rule need several good days, and several good days take time. If you expect to pass in 7 to 12 days, the Pro minimum saves you very little. If you are confident you can pass in 5 or 6 days with spread-out profit, the Pro lets you.

Time also matters because the evaluation fee is marked monthly and renews every 30 days until you pass or cancel. A shorter evaluation helps only if it keeps you inside the first 30 days, and both programmes fit inside 30 days with room to spare. That is why I would not buy Pro just for the month boundary.

My experience: I read the day counts and the consistency rule in the record on 12 November 2026. I did not run an evaluation.

Standard sizes: fee, target and loss room for each

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": Standard price ladder with BRIDGE

The ladder rises with size, but not evenly. The $25K costs $52.00 with BRIDGE, the $50K $60.00 and the $100K $120.00. The $150K costs $140.00 and the $250K $260.00. The $150K is cheaper per $1,000 than the $100K, which is why it can look like the best value on a per-dollar basis even though it is not the cheapest in total.

My experience: The Standard table is from the record on 12 November 2026. The Standard $100K at $120.00 is the one I tested at checkout.

Pro sizes: fee and target for each

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": Pro price ladder with BRIDGE

The Pro table shows "not listed separately" for the loss limit because the record does not give one. I do not fill it in. If you are buying Pro, read the loss limit on the firm's challenge page before you pay, since it is the number that decides how much room you have.

My experience: I used only the prices and the target in the record on 12 November 2026, and the 5-day minimum from the challenge row.

The decision by account size

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": pick the size first, then the programme

Size is the bigger decision, because it sets both your fee and your risk. Here is how each size fits a type of trader, using the Standard figures.

$25K: Standard $52.00, Pro $80.00 with BRIDGE

The $25K account has a $1,500 target and a $1,500 Standard maximum loss, with up to 3 minis. With BRIDGE the Standard fee is $52.00, which is $2.08 per $1,000 of account size and $3.47 per $100 of loss room. The Pro fee is $80.00, or $3.20 per $1,000. The first payout if the funded account reached the $1,500 target in eligible profit, under the listed split, would be $1,500.00.

$50K: Standard $60.00, Pro $92.00 with BRIDGE

The $50K account has a $3,000 target and a $2,500 Standard maximum loss, with up to 6 minis. With BRIDGE the Standard fee is $60.00, which is $1.20 per $1,000 of account size and $2.40 per $100 of loss room. The Pro fee is $92.00, or $1.84 per $1,000. The first payout if the funded account reached the $3,000 target in eligible profit, under the listed split, would be $3,000.00.

$100K: Standard $120.00, Pro $180.00 with BRIDGE

The $100K account has a $6,000 target and a $3,500 Standard maximum loss, with up to 12 minis. With BRIDGE the Standard fee is $120.00, which is $1.20 per $1,000 of account size and $3.43 per $100 of loss room. The Pro fee is $180.00, or $1.80 per $1,000. The first payout if the funded account reached the $6,000 target in eligible profit, under the listed split, would be $6,000.00.

$150K: Standard $140.00, Pro $212.00 with BRIDGE

The $150K account has a $9,000 target and a $5,000 Standard maximum loss, with up to 15 minis. With BRIDGE the Standard fee is $140.00, which is $0.93 per $1,000 of account size and $2.80 per $100 of loss room. The Pro fee is $212.00, or $1.41 per $1,000. The first payout if the funded account reached the $9,000 target in eligible profit, under the listed split, would be $9,000.00.

$250K: Standard $260.00, Pro $392.00 with BRIDGE

The $250K account has a $15,000 target and a $5,500 Standard maximum loss, with up to 25 minis. With BRIDGE the Standard fee is $260.00, which is $1.04 per $1,000 of account size and $4.73 per $100 of loss room. The Pro fee is $392.00, or $1.57 per $1,000. The first payout if the funded account reached the $15,000 target in eligible profit, under the listed split, would be $14,500.00.

Who each size suits

The $25K and $50K suit a trader who wants the lowest outlay and is testing the firm. The $100K is the size the code was tested on and the usual middle choice. The $150K gives more contracts for a similar per-dollar fee. The $250K gives the most room in dollars but a much higher fee, and a bigger absolute loss limit, so it asks for the most discipline. Moving up a size does not make passing easier. It changes the dollars involved.

A decision path in six questions

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": answer these and the plan follows

1. Do you hold a OneUp funded account that was terminated in the last 30 days?

If yes, Express may be open to you at the earlier size. It has no public price in my data, so ask the firm for the price. If no, go to question 2.

2. Can you wait 10 trading days?

If the answer is yes and the cheapest fee matters, take the Standard. If you need to finish in about a week, look at the Pro.

3. How much loss room do you need?

The Standard maximum loss is $1,500 on $25K up to $5,500 on $250K. The Pro loss limit is not listed separately, so read it on the firm's page before buying Pro.

4. What is your total budget for the evaluation, including one renewal?

The fee renews every 30 days. If one renewal would hurt, choose a size where two fees fit your budget.

5. Will you trade at least half as often after funding?

Weekly executions must be at least 50% of the evaluation's weekly average. If you cannot keep up the pace, a lower-activity evaluation is safer.

6. Can you close by 3:15 PM CT and avoid major releases?

This is 21:15 UTC in November. If your style needs overnight holding or trading through news, neither programme fits.

My experience: These six questions are my reading of the record on 12 November 2026. I have not used them to advise a buyer.

Budget view: what one, two or three months of fees cost

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": the price of taking longer

The fee is monthly. If you pass in the first month you pay once, with BRIDGE. If you need a second month, I do not know whether BRIDGE applies to the renewal, so the table shows the renewal at the list price as an upper bound. Check the checkout total for the real renewal price.

A second month on the Standard $100K would cost up to $270.00 in total if the renewal is billed at the $150 list price. The same on the Pro $100K would be up to $405.00. If Pro finishes in one month and Standard needs two, Pro at $180.00 is cheaper than Standard at $270.00. If both finish in one month, Standard at $120.00 is $60.00 cheaper. That is the whole trade: Pro pays off only if it saves you a renewal.

My experience: I built the budget table on 12 November 2026. The renewal price is an assumption at the list price, not something I confirmed.

Trading style and plan

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": which plan fits which kind of trader

Scalpers

Trades under 10 seconds and tick scalping are prohibited, so a scalper who holds for a minute or more can fit. The plan is less important than the style. If your edge needs very fast exits, check the rules before buying either plan.

Intraday swing traders

Positions must be flat by 3:15 PM CT, so you can hold through the day but not overnight. A swing trader who needs two days will not fit either programme.

News traders

Positions must be closed around major economic releases in the funded stage. A news trader should expect to sit out the events they like most.

Part-time traders

The Standard's 10 days leave room if you can only trade a few hours a day. The Pro's shorter minimum helps only if you can trade often enough to use it, and the activity rule after funding asks for steady executions.

Traders who are testing the firm

The cheapest Standard size at $52.00 with BRIDGE is the lowest-cost way to see the platform, the rules and the support, before committing real money to a bigger size.

My experience: I matched the style rules to the funded rules in the record on 12 November 2026. I do not claim any plan is better for a given style, only that some styles break the rules.

What the code does and does not change about the plan choice

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off the evaluation price

Enter BRIDGE in the coupon box at checkout and confirm the total. You can also open OneUp Trader through this link and apply the code there. The record says: "Enter BRIDGE at OneUp Trader checkout. The 20% comes off the evaluation price; confirm the final price before paying."

BRIDGE lowers both programmes by the same 20%, so it does not change which plan is cheaper. Standard stays cheaper than Pro at every size, before and after the code. What the code changes is the size of the gap in dollars, which shrinks by a fifth.

One code works per order, so you cannot stack another. The code does not change a rule, a target, a loss limit or a payout split. It is a price change only.

My experience: The test on 12 November 2026 was a new purchase of the Standard $100K: $150 became $120. I have not tested a Pro purchase, a reset or a renewal.

Risks of choosing the wrong plan

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": the expensive ways to pick

Paying for Pro and passing in 9 days wastes the premium. Paying for Standard and needing a renewal wastes the saving. Buying the largest size to chase a bigger payout raises the fee and the absolute loss, not the odds. Buying the smallest size and then trading it like a large one breaks the loss room fast.

The firm's own list of drawbacks adds that crypto withdrawals have a processor fee, a per-request cap and can be slower than a bank wire. That does not depend on the plan, but it affects how a payout reaches you, so factor it in before you choose a payout method.

The evaluation price is monthly and there is an activation fee after a pass. I do not know the activation amount or whether BRIDGE applies to it, so budget for it before you buy.

My experience: I listed these risks from the record on 12 November 2026. They are the ones I would check before paying.

A simple recommendation by budget

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": what I would pick at each budget

This is a framework, not advice. The right plan is the one whose rules you can follow for months, not the one with the lowest number.

My experience: The budget bands are my own groupings of the BRIDGE prices on 12 November 2026.

How to buy once you have decided

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": the steps at checkout

1. Choose Standard or Pro and the size.
2. Go to checkout and type BRIDGE in capital letters in the coupon box.
3. Apply it and check that the total fell by 20%.
4. Read the line items for any renewal or activation text, and check the checkout total if either is shown.
5. Pay, then read the account rules page before you place a trade.

The direct way in is to open OneUp Trader and enter BRIDGE at checkout. If the coupon box rejects the code, clear the cache or try again, then check the OneUp Trader coupon code page for the latest tested status.

My experience: I followed the first three steps on 12 November 2026 for the Standard $100K.

Pro against Standard when the evaluation runs long

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": the case where the Pro premium pays for itself

The Pro premium is a fixed amount. A renewal is a fixed amount too. So the question is simple: if choosing Pro lets you pass a month sooner, does the saved renewal cover the premium? The table assumes the renewal is billed at the Standard list price, which I have not confirmed, and that BRIDGE applies only to the first fee.

On the $100K, a Standard that needs two months costs up to $270.00 and a Pro that finishes in one costs $180.00, so Pro saves up to $90.00 in that case. On the $25K the saving is up to $37.00 and on the $250K up to $193.00. If both would finish in month one, Standard saves you the premium instead: $28.00 on the $25K, $60.00 on the $100K and $132.00 on the $250K.

So the decision rule is plain. Pro makes sense when you honestly expect the Standard to run past 30 days and the Pro not to. Standard makes sense when you expect to pass inside the first month on either. The code does not change this rule, it only scales every number by 0.8 on the first fee.

My experience: I built this table on 12 November 2026 from the list prices, the 20% rule and an assumed list-price renewal. I have not seen a OneUp renewal invoice.

Pro and Standard size by size

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": the head-to-head at each size

$25K: Standard $52.00 against Pro $80.00

At $25K the Standard lists at $65 and the Pro at $100, a list premium of $35. With BRIDGE the gap is $28.00. Both aim at the same $1,500 profit target. The Standard carries a recorded maximum loss of $1,500, up to 3 minis, and a minimum of 10 trading days; the Pro lists a minimum of 5. Per $1,000 of account size the Standard costs $2.08 and the Pro $3.20.

If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, the Pro minimum saves up to 5 days for $5.60 each. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, the Standard gives you the same target for $28.00 less. The Pro loss limit is not separately listed, so check it on the firm's page before comparing loss room.

$50K: Standard $60.00 against Pro $92.00

At $50K the Standard lists at $75 and the Pro at $115, a list premium of $40. With BRIDGE the gap is $32.00. Both aim at the same $3,000 profit target. The Standard carries a recorded maximum loss of $2,500, up to 6 minis, and a minimum of 10 trading days; the Pro lists a minimum of 5. Per $1,000 of account size the Standard costs $1.20 and the Pro $1.84.

If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, the Pro minimum saves up to 5 days for $6.40 each. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, the Standard gives you the same target for $32.00 less. The Pro loss limit is not separately listed, so check it on the firm's page before comparing loss room.

$100K: Standard $120.00 against Pro $180.00

At $100K the Standard lists at $150 and the Pro at $225, a list premium of $75. With BRIDGE the gap is $60.00. Both aim at the same $6,000 profit target. The Standard carries a recorded maximum loss of $3,500, up to 12 minis, and a minimum of 10 trading days; the Pro lists a minimum of 5. Per $1,000 of account size the Standard costs $1.20 and the Pro $1.80.

If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, the Pro minimum saves up to 5 days for $12.00 each. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, the Standard gives you the same target for $60.00 less. The Pro loss limit is not separately listed, so check it on the firm's page before comparing loss room.

$150K: Standard $140.00 against Pro $212.00

At $150K the Standard lists at $175 and the Pro at $265, a list premium of $90. With BRIDGE the gap is $72.00. Both aim at the same $9,000 profit target. The Standard carries a recorded maximum loss of $5,000, up to 15 minis, and a minimum of 10 trading days; the Pro lists a minimum of 5. Per $1,000 of account size the Standard costs $0.93 and the Pro $1.41.

If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, the Pro minimum saves up to 5 days for $14.40 each. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, the Standard gives you the same target for $72.00 less. The Pro loss limit is not separately listed, so check it on the firm's page before comparing loss room.

$250K: Standard $260.00 against Pro $392.00

At $250K the Standard lists at $325 and the Pro at $490, a list premium of $165. With BRIDGE the gap is $132.00. Both aim at the same $15,000 profit target. The Standard carries a recorded maximum loss of $5,500, up to 25 minis, and a minimum of 10 trading days; the Pro lists a minimum of 5. Per $1,000 of account size the Standard costs $1.04 and the Pro $1.57.

If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, the Pro minimum saves up to 5 days for $26.40 each. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, the Standard gives you the same target for $132.00 less. The Pro loss limit is not separately listed, so check it on the firm's page before comparing loss room.

What to read on the firm's page before you pay

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": the checks that a price table cannot do for you

A price table cannot tell you what is not in the data. Before you pay for either plan, read the following on the firm's own page, because each can change which plan fits you.

The Pro loss limit

The record does not list a separate Pro loss limit. If it differs from the Standard figure for the same size, loss room per dollar changes and so does the best-value size.

The Express day count

The review text says 5 minimum days and the challenge row says 3. If you qualify for Express, ask which is current.

The renewal price

Whether the monthly renewal is billed at the list price, at the discounted price or at something else decides the budget table above. Check the checkout total.

The activation fee

The amount after a pass is not in my data and neither is whether BRIDGE applies. It is part of the true cost of reaching a funded account.

The withdrawal threshold

The balance required before a withdrawal can be requested depends on the size. It affects how soon a first payout is possible.

The rule updates

Rules change. The prop firm rule changes tracker on this site shows updates, and the firm's page is always the final word.

My experience: I listed these gaps on 12 November 2026 after reading the record. They are the places where I would not rely on this page alone.

Common questions about choosing a plan

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": short answers to the usual doubts

Can I switch from Standard to Pro later?

The record does not describe switching. If you want to change, ask the firm before you pay for a second evaluation.

Is a bigger account easier to pass?

No. The target is 6% at every size, so a bigger account asks for a bigger dollar gain with a bigger dollar loss limit. It is the same task at a larger scale.

Does a cheaper plan mean worse rules?

Not in the record. Standard and Pro share the same target and the same type of drawdown. The difference listed is the minimum days and the price.

Does BRIDGE stack with another discount?

One code works per order, so no. BRIDGE is the code tested at checkout every day.

Should a first-time buyer pick Pro?

Only if the shorter minimum matters to you. A first evaluation is often best on the Standard at a modest size, to learn the rules at the lowest cost.

What this guide cannot decide for you

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": the price is fixed, the fit is yours

No page can tell you which plan you will pass on. The numbers above tell you what each costs, how the days compare and where the data stops. The rest depends on your edge, your risk per trade and how well you follow rules under pressure. Pick the plan whose rules you would follow even on a bad day, then use BRIDGE to pay 20% less for it.

If you are undecided, the lowest-risk first step is the Standard $25K at $52.00 or the $50K at $60.00 with BRIDGE. If you already know you pass quickly and trade often, the Pro at your size is the faster route. If neither fits, there is no harm in waiting: the price list is on the coupon page and is checked daily.

Three example buyers and the plan each would pick

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": worked examples with real prices

Buyer one: a small budget and a lot to learn

This buyer has about $60 to spend and has never traded futures under prop rules. The Standard $25K at $52.00 or the $50K at $60.00 with BRIDGE fits. The 10-day minimum is a feature here, not a cost, because it forces several sessions of practice under the real drawdown. If a renewal is needed, the budget still stretches to a second month at the list price, which is up to $117.00 in total on the $25K.

Buyer two: a trader with a proven routine

This buyer has traded a set routine for a year and passes evaluations elsewhere in about a week. The Pro $100K at $180.00 with BRIDGE fits, because the 5-day minimum matches the routine and the premium over the Standard is $60.00. The risk is the Pro loss limit, which the record does not list, so this buyer reads it on the firm's page first.

Buyer three: a larger account for more contracts

This buyer wants more contracts and accepts a larger dollar loss. The Standard $150K at $140.00 is the best value per $1,000 at $0.93, with a recorded maximum loss of $5,000 and up to 15 minis. The $250K at $260.00 has a $5,500 maximum loss, up to 25 minis and a $15,000 target, but costs almost double the $150K for $500 more of loss room. That makes the $150K the more efficient pick for most buyers who want size.

My experience: These buyers are examples I wrote on 12 November 2026 from the price list, not real customers.

How the plan choice meets the funded rules

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": the plan ends at the pass, the rules continue

Whichever plan you pick, the funded stage has the same terms in the record: the 90-day review with 15-day intervals, the weekly activity rule at 50% of the evaluation average, flat by 3:15 PM CT (21:15 UTC in November) and a listed split of 100% of the first $10,000 of eligible profit and 90% after. A shorter evaluation does not shorten any of this. A Pro buyer who passes in 5 days still faces six reviewed intervals in the first 90 funded days.

The activity rule has one quiet consequence for the choice. If you pass the Pro with a very high trade count in a short window, your evaluation weekly average is high, and half of it is the bar you must clear every week after funding. A Standard evaluation spread over more days with a steadier pace sets a lower, easier bar. It is a small point, but it favours the Standard for traders who do not plan to keep a burst of activity going.

My experience: I connected the plan rows to the funded rules in the record on 12 November 2026. This is my reading of how they interact.

Questions worth asking OneUp Trader before you pay

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": a short list for the firm's own support

If a number matters to your choice and it is not in the record, the firm is the right source. These are the questions I would send, each worded the way any buyer would ask it.

1. What is the maximum loss and the minimum number of trading days on the Pro at my size?
2. What is the activation fee after a pass, and is it discounted by a coupon code?
3. Is the monthly renewal billed at the list price or at the price I paid?
4. What is the withdrawal threshold for my account size?
5. How long does a bank wire payout take, and what are the crypto fee and the per-request cap?
6. How many minimum days does Express need, and what is its price?

The answers decide whether the budget table above holds for you. Until you have them, treat the renewal and activation lines as unknown, and check the checkout total before you pay. Any reply from the firm is newer than this page, so it wins over anything written here.

My experience: I wrote this list on 12 November 2026 from the gaps I found while reading the record. I have not sent these questions.

Quick answers by search

Which OneUp Trader plan to pick "BRIDGE": Standard for the lowest fee, Pro for a 5-day minimum

OneUp Trader Standard or Pro "BRIDGE": Standard is cheaper at every size

OneUp Trader Pro premium "BRIDGE": $28.00 on $25K, $60.00 on $100K, $132.00 on $250K

OneUp Trader minimum trading days "BRIDGE": 10 on Standard, 5 on Pro

OneUp Trader Express "BRIDGE": no public price, for terminated funded accounts within 30 days

OneUp Trader best account size "BRIDGE": $100K at $120.00 is the tested middle choice

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off, tested 12 November 2026

OneUp Trader Standard $100K "BRIDGE": $150 to $120.00

OneUp Trader Pro $100K "BRIDGE": $225 to $180.00

OneUp Trader renewal "BRIDGE": check the checkout total

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

Next: for every price, read OneUp Trader price for every account size; for the lowest, cheapest OneUp Trader account; for how it pays, OneUp Trader payout rules and proof; for the verdict, is OneUp Trader worth it. See the prop firm rule changes tracker, the OneUp Trader challenge accounts, the firm's own site oneuptrader.com, the OneUp Trader review and the OneUp Trader coupon code page for every BRIDGE price, checked daily.