Which The5ers Plan to Pick? Pro Growth, Hyper Growth, High Stakes or Bootcamp With Coupon Code BRIDGE (November 2026)

Quick answer: For most traders the best The5ers plan is High Stakes New: two steps, a 5% daily and 10% static maximum loss up to $25K, 1:100 leverage, an 80% starting split and no time limit, from $17.10 with coupon code BRIDGE. Pick Pro Growth if you want one step at a 75% split ($5K from $52 to $46.80), Hyper Growth if you want no minimum days and scaling toward $4M, and Bootcamp if you want a $100K or $250K account for a small entry fee. BRIDGE was tested on 11 November 2026; every price, checked daily, is on the The5ers coupon code page.

The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE": 10% off every plan, verified 2026

The5ers promo code "BRIDGE": 10% off all five programmes, tested 11 November 2026

The5ers discount code "BRIDGE": 10% off all 22 accounts, 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 Pro Growth $5K came to $46.80 instead of $52.

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The5ers is one of the few prop firms where the hardest decision is not whether to buy, but which programme to buy. Its five programmes are not five sizes of the same thing. They have different numbers of steps, different daily loss rules (one ends the account, one pauses it for the day, one has no daily rule in the evaluation), different leverage, different starting splits and scaling ceilings that range from $500K to $4M. Two traders with the same budget can be right to buy completely different accounts.

This guide is built to get you to one answer. It sets out every programme side by side, then walks through the choice by trader type, by budget, by account size, by trading style and by payout goal. Every price is the list price and the price after BRIDGE, worked out exactly at 10% and rounded to the cent. Every rule comes from the The5ers record on Prop Firm Bridge as we read it on 11 November 2026.

The5ers, also searched as The 5ers, The 5%ers and 5ers, is run by Five Percent Online Ltd, founded in 2016, and holds a 92 out of 100 PFB Score with the PFB Verified verdict. It trades on MT5, cTrader and TradingView, with forex, metals, indices, energy and crypto CFDs, and its accounts are in USD.

The5ers plans side by side: all five programmes

The5ers plans compared with coupon code "BRIDGE"

The rules of every programme in one table

Every account with its price before and after BRIDGE

Bootcamp also has a fee due after passing: $50 on the $20K, $205 on the $100K and $350 on the $250K. We have recorded BRIDGE on the entry fee at checkout, so the full Bootcamp cost with BRIDGE is $69.80, $290.50 and $552.50.

My experience: on the checkout test, the order summary took exactly 10% off: $19 to $17.10 on the High Stakes New $2,500 and $52 to $46.80 on the Pro Growth $5K. Reading the rules side by side afterwards, the daily loss line was where the programmes differed most.

Which The5ers plan fits which trader?

The5ers plan picker: the best programme for your trading

Quick picker

The four questions that decide it

1. How many steps will you accept? One (Pro Growth, Hyper Growth), two (High Stakes) or three (Bootcamp).
2. How much loss room do you need? The 10% static maximum on High Stakes up to $25K is the widest; the 5% on Bootcamp steps is the narrowest.
3. How do you handle a bad day? A 3% daily loss limit on Pro Growth, a 3% pause on Hyper Growth, 5% or 4% on High Stakes, none in the Bootcamp steps.
4. What matters more: the starting split or the scaling ceiling? 80% and $500K on High Stakes, 75% and $500K on Pro Growth, 50% and $4M on Hyper Growth and Bootcamp.

Answer those four honestly and the picker above will point you to one programme. The sections below go through each choice in detail.

My experience: reading the five rulebooks, I found that the daily loss question decided more than the price. The same trader can be right for Hyper Growth's pause and wrong for Pro Growth's limit, even though both are one-step 3% rules on paper.

One step or two steps? Pro Growth against High Stakes

The5ers one-step vs two-step with coupon code "BRIDGE"

The trade-off

Pro Growth asks for one 10% target and then you are funded. High Stakes asks for two targets, 10% (or 8% on Classic) and then 5%, before funding. One step is faster to pass in theory. But the two-step High Stakes gives you more loss room, higher leverage and a higher starting split, and it is cheaper at every size where they overlap.

Pro Growth and High Stakes New at the sizes they share

At $5K, High Stakes New costs $15.30 less with BRIDGE and gives you $100 more daily room and $200 more maximum loss room. At $10K it costs $26.10 less with $200 and $400 more room. At $50K it costs $72 less with $500 and $1,000 more room. On every shared size, High Stakes New is cheaper and wider.

When Pro Growth is still the right pick

Pro Growth makes sense if you value one phase over everything else: one target, one set of three profitable days, and you are on a funded account. If you know your strategy can make 10% without coming near a 6% static floor, the second High Stakes phase is a step you do not need. Pro Growth also has a $20K size, which High Stakes does not; High Stakes jumps from $10K to $25K.

What the leverage difference means

Pro Growth runs at 1:30 and High Stakes at 1:100. Leverage does not change how much you can lose, which is set by the loss limits, but it changes how much margin a position needs. A trader who runs several positions at once, or trades indices and gold with larger contract sizes, will find 1:100 leaves more free margin. A trader who keeps one small position at a time will rarely notice the difference.

My experience: putting the shared sizes next to each other changed my default answer. I had expected the one-step account to cost more for its speed, but not that the two-step would also carry more loss room at a lower price with BRIDGE.

Pro Growth or Hyper Growth? The two one-step plans

The5ers Pro Growth vs Hyper Growth with code "BRIDGE"

Same target, very different accounts

Both one-step programmes ask for a 10% target with a 3% daily and 6% maximum loss at 1:30. The differences are in everything else.

What Hyper Growth's higher price buys

Hyper Growth costs between 4.5 and 5 times as much as Pro Growth at the same size: $234 against $46.80 at $5K with BRIDGE, exactly 5 times; $405 against $88.20 at $10K, about 4.6 times; $765 against $170.10 at $20K, about 4.5 times. For that you get three things. First, a daily loss that pauses the account for the day instead of ending it, so one bad session is not the end. Second, no minimum days, so a trader who reaches 10% quickly is not held back. Third, a scaling path toward $4M, eight times Pro Growth's $500K ceiling.

What it costs you in split

Hyper Growth starts at a 50% split against Pro Growth's 75%. On the first payouts, that is a third less of every profit dollar. Combined with the higher fee, it means Hyper Growth needs much more profit to earn back its cost: $468 of profit on the $5K, against $62.40 on the Pro Growth $5K, at the starting splits.

Who should pick which

Pick Pro Growth if you want a one-step account at a low price and a good split, and your trading does not hit 3% losses in a day. Pick Hyper Growth if your long-term goal is a very large funded account and you want a daily rule that forgives a bad day. Hyper Growth is a plan for traders who think in years; Pro Growth is a plan for traders who want to start earning on a one-step account now.

My experience: I checked BRIDGE on the Hyper Growth $5K to see whether the higher price was treated differently, and it was not: $260 to $234, the same 10%. Reading the rules, the pause-style daily limit is the feature I would weigh hardest before paying that difference.

High Stakes New or High Stakes Classic?

The5ers High Stakes New vs Classic with coupon code "BRIDGE"

The only difference that matters

High Stakes New and High Stakes Classic share the same daily and maximum loss, the same 1:100 leverage, the same three profitable days per phase, the same 80% split, the same $500K scaling and the same unlimited time. The difference is the first-phase target: 10% on New, 8% on Classic. The second phase is 5% on both. Classic costs more for its lower target.

What the lower target costs, size by size

How to decide

At every size, Classic costs between 10.8% and 15.8% more than New with BRIDGE, and lowers the phase-one target by 2% of the account. Ask yourself one question: in the first phase, would the last 2% of the target be the hardest part for you? If you tend to get close to targets and then give profit back, the 8% target is worth the extra few dollars. If you usually pass targets cleanly, New is the cheaper account with the same rules for everything else.

On the $100K, Classic's extra $45 buys a $2,000 lower first target. On the $2,500, its extra $2.70 buys a $50 lower target. The ratio is close at every size, so the choice is about your trading, not about which size gives the better deal.

My experience: I applied BRIDGE to both the New and the Classic $100K, and the order summary showed $364.50 and $409.50. Reading the two rule sets next to each other, I could not find a difference other than the first target, which made the choice much simpler than the two names suggest.

Is Bootcamp the right The5ers plan for you?

The5ers Bootcamp with coupon code "BRIDGE": $100K from $85.50 entry

How Bootcamp works

Bootcamp is a three-step evaluation. Each step asks for a 6% target with a 5% maximum loss, no daily loss rule and no minimum days, at 1:30 leverage. You pay a small entry fee at checkout and a second fee after you pass. Once funded, the account has a 4% maximum loss and a 3% daily loss that pauses trading for the day. The split starts at 50% and can rise to 100%, with scaling toward $4M. The fee is non-refundable, and if you run more than one Bootcamp account, each must use a different strategy. The5ers explains the steps on its Bootcamp FAQ.

Bootcamp in dollars

Who Bootcamp suits

Bootcamp suits a patient trader who wants a large account and does not want to risk a large fee to get it. The $100K entry at $85.50 with BRIDGE is the cheapest way to start a $100K at The5ers, and you pay the larger part only if you pass. The lack of a daily loss rule in the steps forgives a bad day, as long as the 5% maximum holds.

Who should skip it

Bootcamp is a poor fit for a trader in a hurry: three steps of 6% each is 18% of target in total. It is also tight on loss room: 5% in the steps and 4% when funded, the narrowest of the five programmes. And the 50% starting split means the first payouts are half the profit. If you want a large account quickly, High Stakes New $100K ($364.50 with BRIDGE, two steps, 8% maximum loss, 80% split) is the stronger pick.

My experience: on Bootcamp, I checked what BRIDGE applies to at checkout: the entry fee went from $95 to $85.50 on the $100K. Reading the rules, the second fee after passing is the line every Bootcamp buyer should put in the budget before they start.

Which The5ers plan to pick for your budget

Best The5ers plan for $50, $100, $250 and $500 with "BRIDGE"

Up to $50

$50 to $100

$100 to $250

$250 to $500 and above

How to use a budget well

A budget is not only one account. With $100, you could buy one High Stakes New $10K at $62.10, or three High Stakes New $5K accounts at $94.50 together, or one Bootcamp $100K entry at $85.50. Each choice is a different bet: one account with more room, several attempts at a smaller size, or one large account with a second fee later. For most traders, one account with a sensible size is better than several small attempts, because the rules are easier to respect when you are not spreading attention across accounts.

My experience: sorting the accounts by checkout price with BRIDGE showed me how far apart the programmes sit. Hyper Growth's smallest account costs more than a High Stakes New $50K, so budget alone rules it out for many traders before any rule does.

Which The5ers plan to pick for the account size you want

The5ers plans by size: $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K and $250K

Cost per $1,000 of account

Dividing the price with BRIDGE by the account size in thousands shows how much each $1,000 of account costs. For Bootcamp we use the full cost.

Cost per $100 of loss room

A fairer test is what you pay for each $100 of maximum loss, because loss room is what lets you trade. On this measure High Stakes leads: the $100K New costs $4.56 per $100 of its $8,000 room, the $25K New $6.34 per $100 of its $2,500 room. Pro Growth costs $9.87 per $100 at $50K and $15.60 at $5K. Bootcamp, with its 5% step limit, costs $5.81 per $100 on the $100K full cost. Hyper Growth is the most expensive at $63.75 to $78 per $100.

My experience: reading the size table, the $20K row was the one I had to think about. High Stakes has no $20K, so a trader set on that size chooses between Pro Growth's one step and Bootcamp's three. I would compare the High Stakes New $25K at $158.40 first, because it costs $11.70 less than Pro Growth $20K with BRIDGE.

Which The5ers plan to pick for your trading style

The5ers plan for scalpers, swing traders, news traders and EA users

Swing traders and weekend holders

Our record lists overnight and weekend holding as allowed on High Stakes, with no time limit, which makes it the natural home for swing trading. The record also lists high weekend swap costs on indices as a con, so a swing trader in indices should include swaps in the plan. For the other programmes, check The5ers' own pages on weekend holding before you buy; we do not state a rule our record does not hold.

News traders

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 and losses stay. Open positions may stay through the news. A trader whose strategy is to open orders on the release itself should read the news rules of the programme they are considering on The5ers' own site before buying. A trader who just avoids that four-minute window will not be affected.

Scalpers and high-volume forex traders

Fast manual scalping is not banned, but The5ers' prohibited trading practices rule out high-frequency trading and tick and rollover-scalping EAs. Volume also costs: the asset specifications list a $4 per lot round-trip trading fee on forex (as recorded on 11 November 2026). A scalper running 50 round-trip lots in a payout cycle pays $200 in trading fees. An index scalper on NAS100, US30, SP500, DAX40, UK100 or JPN225 pays $0 in trading fees by the same source. For scalpers, the 1:100 leverage on High Stakes also leaves more free margin.

EA users

Expert advisors are allowed within The5ers' restrictions: no tick scalping, latency, reverse or hedge arbitrage, high-frequency trading, emulators or stealth stop-losses, and the EA must be your own source code. Copying third-party signals is prohibited. That applies across programmes, so the choice of plan for an EA user comes back to loss rules: an EA with a predictable daily drawdown fits Pro Growth or High Stakes; one with occasional sharp daily losses fits Hyper Growth's pause or Bootcamp's steps without a daily rule.

Traders who copy their own trades

On Hyper Growth, our record allows copying your own trades until your total managed capital reaches $500K. If you run your own strategy on more than one account, that rule decides how far you can go. On Bootcamp, each account must use a different strategy.

Slow or part-time traders

High Stakes has no time limit in either phase, which suits a trader who only trades a few setups a week. Every programme in our record still expires an evaluation after 30 days without trading, and a funded High Stakes account after 60 days, so even a slow trader needs to place a trade within those limits.

My experience: the style rule I read twice was the High Stakes news window, because it removes winning trades but keeps losing ones. For anyone who trades the calendar, I would read it before the price, and before choosing between High Stakes and a one-step plan.

Which The5ers plan to pick for payouts and scaling

The5ers profit split, scaling and payouts by plan with "BRIDGE"

Payout rules by plan

Split now or scaling later?

High Stakes and Pro Growth give the better split from the first payout, 80% and 75%. Hyper Growth and Bootcamp give a lower start, 50%, but a scaling ceiling of $4M, eight times the others. If you expect to take payouts from your first funded months, the higher starting split is worth more. If you plan to stay with The5ers for years and grow one account, the higher ceiling may be.

The refundable fee on High Stakes

The record says the High Stakes fee is refundable: it is added to funded equity and 70% becomes eligible with the first payout after the stated conditions are met. The Bootcamp fee is non-refundable. For a trader who expects to pass, that tilts the payout maths further toward High Stakes.

Scaling and the payout timer

On Pro Growth and Hyper Growth, scaling restarts the 14-day payout cycle. A trader who wants regular payouts should know that every scale-up moves the next payout date back. Full payout detail, including the on-chain record, is in The5ers payout proof.

My experience: reading the payout lines for each plan, the refundable High Stakes fee changed my ranking more than the split did. A low fee with an 80% split and part of the fee coming back is hard to beat for a trader who expects to reach the first payout.

Four worked examples: matching a trader to a The5ers plan

The5ers plan examples with coupon code "BRIDGE"

The examples below are illustrations of how the rules fit different habits. They are not real traders or results; they show the sums you can do yourself before you buy.

Example 1: an intraday forex trader with $100

Say you trade EURUSD during the day and risk 0.5% of the account on each trade. On a High Stakes New $10K ($62.10 with BRIDGE), 0.5% is $50 a trade. The $500 daily loss limit would take 10 losing trades in a row in one day, and the $1,000 maximum loss 20 in a row overall. On a Pro Growth $10K ($88.20 with BRIDGE), the same $50 risk meets the $300 daily limit after 6 losing trades and the $600 maximum after 12. The High Stakes New account costs $26.10 less and gives you nearly twice the number of losing trades before a limit. The extra phase is the price of that room. At $4 per lot round trip on forex, keep the trading fee in mind if you trade many lots.

Example 2: an index swing trader

Say you trade NAS100 and US30 and hold positions for several days, including weekends. High Stakes is the natural pick: our record lists overnight and weekend holding as allowed, and there is no time limit. The $25K New at $158.40 with BRIDGE gives you $1,250 a day and $2,500 overall. The trading fee on those indices is $0 by the asset specifications, but weekend swaps on indices can be high, so check the swap before holding a large position over a weekend.

Example 3: a patient trader who wants $100K on a small budget

Say you have about $100 to spend now and want a $100K account. The Bootcamp $100K entry is $85.50 with BRIDGE. You then need three 6% steps, $6,000 each, staying inside the $5,000 maximum loss, and you pay $205 after passing. If your trading suits three slower steps without a daily rule, Bootcamp is the only way to start a $100K at this budget. If you can stretch to $364.50, the High Stakes New $100K gives two steps, an $8,000 maximum loss and an 80% split.

Example 4: a long-term trader who wants to scale one account

Say you plan to stay with one firm for years and grow a single account as far as it goes. Hyper Growth's path toward $4M and its daily pause, which stops a bad day without ending the account, are built for that. The $10K costs $405 with BRIDGE, with a $300 daily pause and $600 maximum loss, and the split starts at 50%. If you copy your own trades across accounts, our record allows it until $500K of managed capital.

My experience: working through these examples from the rules was more useful to me than any summary. Counting how many losing trades each account allows at a fixed risk made the difference between High Stakes and Pro Growth very concrete.

Which The5ers plan to pick by experience level

The5ers plan for beginners and experienced traders with "BRIDGE"

New to prop firms

Start small and wide: the High Stakes New $5K at $31.50 with BRIDGE. It has the widest loss rules in the range ($250 a day, $500 overall), no time limit, and a low enough fee that learning the rules does not cost much. Read the news window and inactivity rules before the first trade.

Some experience, wants one step

If you have passed evaluations before and know your daily drawdown stays well inside 3%, Pro Growth is the one-step option at a good split: $10K $88.20, $20K $170.10 and $50K $296.10 with BRIDGE.

Experienced, building for the long term

An experienced trader with a proven, steady method can weigh Hyper Growth's scaling toward $4M against its higher fee and 50% start, or Bootcamp's $250K entry at $202.50 with BRIDGE ($552.50 full cost) for the largest starting account at The5ers.

Platforms and markets

Our record lists MT5, cTrader and TradingView as The5ers' platforms, and forex, metals, indices, energy and crypto CFDs as its markets. The record holds these at firm level, not per programme, so check on The5ers' checkout which platforms are offered for the account you choose.

My experience: reading the rules as a first-time buyer would, the $5K High Stakes New stood out because a mistake on it costs $31.50 with BRIDGE, not hundreds, while the rules you learn are the same as on the larger High Stakes accounts, apart from the 4% daily and 8% maximum loss on the $50K and $100K.

Common mistakes when picking a The5ers plan

Avoid these mistakes before you use The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE"

Picking by the account size, not the rules

A $100K Bootcamp and a $100K High Stakes are not the same account. One gives you 5% of loss room in each of three steps; the other gives you 8% across two. Compare loss room in dollars, not account size.

Treating every 3% daily rule as the same

Pro Growth's 3% daily loss is a limit; Hyper Growth's 3% daily loss pauses trading for the day. Bootcamp has no daily rule in the steps but a 3% pause when funded. The same number means three different things.

Forgetting the second Bootcamp fee

The Bootcamp $100K entry is $85.50 with BRIDGE, but the full cost is $290.50 once the $205 after passing is added. Budget for both.

Ignoring the minimum withdrawal on small one-step accounts

On a Pro Growth $5K, you need $200 of profit at 75% before your share reaches the $150 minimum, which is 4% of the account. On a Hyper Growth $5K at 50%, it is $300, 6% of the account and the same as its whole maximum loss.

Buying several accounts to "spread the risk"

Hedging across accounts is a prohibited practice at The5ers, and Bootcamp accounts must each use a different strategy. Several accounts are only a good idea if each one is traded on its own merits.

Not checking for rule changes

Prop firm rules change. Before you buy, check the rule changes tracker for The5ers and the The5ers challenge accounts page, which shows every account's current rules.

My experience: the mistake I nearly made reading the rules was assuming the two High Stakes versions differed in loss limits. They do not; only the first target changes. Reading the rules line by line before buying saved me from paying for a difference that was not there.

New or returning The5ers buyer: does BRIDGE change the pick?

The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE" for new and returning traders

What our record says

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.

Does it change the plan you should pick?

No. BRIDGE takes the same 10% off every programme, so it does not change which plan is cheapest or which gives the most room for the money. A returning buyer should pick the same plan as a new one, budget on the list price, and treat the 10% as a saving if it shows: $40.50 on the High Stakes New $100K, $32.90 on the Pro Growth $50K, $85 on the Hyper Growth $20K.

What BRIDGE does not cover

We have recorded BRIDGE on account purchases only. Do not plan on it for resets, add-ons or the Bootcamp fee after passing unless the order summary shows the 10% line on that order.

My experience: on each test I read the order summary rather than the message under the code box. A total that has dropped by exactly 10% is the only confirmation I count.

How to buy your The5ers plan with BRIDGE

How to use The5ers coupon code "BRIDGE" on any plan

1. Open The5ers and create or sign in to your account.
2. Choose the programme you picked from this guide: Pro Growth, Hyper Growth, High Stakes (New or Classic) or Bootcamp.
3. Choose the size and the platform: MT5, cTrader or TradingView.
4. At checkout, enter BRIDGE in the coupon box and apply it.
5. Check the order summary: 10% off, for example $52 to $46.80 on the Pro Growth $5K.
6. Pay by card, bank transfer, crypto, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal.

If the code does not apply

Check the spelling (BRIDGE, all capitals), remove any other code and reload the checkout. If it still does not apply, the The5ers coupon code page has every price, checked daily, with the result of the latest test.

My experience: the code applied on the first try on 10 November 2026 on the Pro Growth $5K, and the 10% line was in the order summary before the payment step.

Quick answers by search

Best The5ers plan: High Stakes New for most traders, from $17.10 with "BRIDGE".

Best The5ers one-step plan: Pro Growth, $5K from $46.80 with "BRIDGE".

The5ers plan with no minimum days: Hyper Growth or Bootcamp.

The5ers High Stakes New vs Classic: same rules, 10% or 8% first target.

Cheapest The5ers $100K: Bootcamp entry $85.50 or High Stakes New $364.50 with "BRIDGE".

The5ers plan with the biggest scaling: Hyper Growth and Bootcamp, toward $4M.

The5ers plan with the highest starting split: High Stakes, 80%.

The5ers promo code "BRIDGE": 10% off every plan, tested 11 November 2026.

Next: for every price in one table, read The5ers price for every account size. For the lowest price, read the cheapest The5ers account. For payouts, read The5ers payout proof, and for the full verdict, is The5ers worth it. Every rule is in the The5ers review, live payouts are on the The5ers payouts tab, and the The5ers coupon code page has every price, checked daily. To size trades inside your plan's limits, use the position size calculator, and to see The5ers next to another firm, open Funding Pips vs The5ers.