What is PropMarket?
The evaluation targets 20% profit and applies a 10% trailing-equity drawdown tied to the highest equity, including open positions. There is no separate daily loss rule. Unrealized position value therefore matters when tracking the distance to the equity floor.
Standard consistency limits a single market to 10% of total profit. Exceeding that proportion raises the profit required rather than directly breaching the account. Entries are limited to 20–80¢ and markets resolving within 60 days, so strategy fit requires more than reaching the target.
Who it is for
- Traders comparing simulated evaluation rules.
- Users whose strategy covers Polymarket and Kalshi.
- Traders checking whether concentrated market profits can qualify.
Features and coverage
- Target and trailing equity
The single-stage simulated evaluation has a 20% target and a 10% trailing-equity drawdown, including open positions, without a separate daily loss rule.
- Market consistency
The standard cap is 10% of total profit from a single market. A consistency excess raises the required profit instead of directly breaching the account.
- Eligible entries
Trade listed categories only within the 20–80¢ entry range and a resolution horizon of at most 60 days.
- Time and profit-share options
The evaluation lasts 30 days, with a paid extension to 60. The standard trader share is 70%, with a paid upgrade to 90%.
- Payout and inactivity conditions
Rules list 7-day initial and subsequent payout waiting periods, a 2% minimum payout and a 30-day inactivity limit.
Workflows with PropMarket
Check a strategy before purchase
Compare its entry prices, resolution horizon and market concentration against the evaluation rules.
Track the equity floor
Include unrealized position value when measuring the distance to the trailing threshold.
Assess payout eligibility
Apply consistency, the minimum payout and waiting periods before calculating a trader share; review the separate funded agreement after passing.
Pricing and total cost
The one-time fee starts at $59 for a $5K nominal evaluation. Larger sizes and promotions change the fee. The evaluation balance is simulated, but the purchase charge is real.
$5K evaluation
$59 base fee
- 20% profit target
- 10% trailing-equity drawdown
- 30-day time limit
- 70/30 profit split
Fees and usage costs
- 90/10 profit-split add-on: +30% of the evaluation fee.
- 20% market-consistency cap add-on: +80% of the fee.
- 60-day evaluation add-on: +10% of the fee.
- The $250K tier is labeled coming soon.
Getting started
Before you start: Entries must be 20–80¢ in markets resolving within 60 days.
- Read the full evaluation and funded-account terms.
- Choose a nominal account size and any paid add-ons.
- Record the trailing-equity floor, consistency requirement and eligible entry conditions.
- Trade only within the permitted price range and resolution horizon.
- After passing, review the separate funded agreement and payout minimum and waiting periods.
The evaluation uses a simulated balance; buying it incurs a real fee.
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What to check
- Entries must be 20–80¢ in markets resolving within 60 days.
- Consistency excess increases required profit rather than directly breaching the account.
- The listed minimum payout is 2% and inactivity limit is 30 days.
- The $250K tier is planned, not listed as available.
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Is the $250K account available?
The site labels that tier coming soon.
How long does the evaluation run?
The standard window is 30 days; a paid add-on extends it to 60 days.
Do risk rules continue after passing?
The FAQ says drawdown, consistency and market-eligibility rules carry into the funded phase. Review its separate agreement.
Is the standard trader share 90%?
No. The standard share is 70%; a paid add-on raises it to 90%.


