Three of the most-searched 50K evaluations, compared on the numbers that decide what you actually pay: price with code, activation, and true cost to first payout. Every figure from our verified data — checked Nov 2, 2026.
| 50K, head to head | FundedNext Futures Rapid Pro 50K | Lucid Trading LucidPro 50K | Earn2Trade Trader Career Path 50K |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price with code | $159.99 | $172 list price — no verified with-code price published | $152/mo ✓ |
| List price | $299.98 | $172 ✓ | $190/mo |
| Code | Code: PFL Our code — verified at checkout ✓ | Code: VAULT The firm’s own public code | Code: PFL Our code — verified at checkout ✓ |
| Billing One-time beats monthly here — no renewal while you pass | — ✓ | One-time ✓ | Monthly |
| Activation fee Tie — none of the three charges one | $0 — none ✓ | $0 — none ✓ | $0 — none ✓ |
| True cost to first payout Fastest possible path — see the full 50K ranking on the True Cost page | $159.99 price with code + activation | $172 price with code + activation | $152 first month + activation ✓ |
| Drawdown Tie — identical on all three | $2,000 — EOD trailing ✓ | $2,000 — EOD trailing ✓ | $2,000 — EOD ✓ |
| Profit target Tie | $3,000 ✓ | $3,000 ✓ | $3,000 ✓ |
| Payout split | 90% ✓ | 90/10 ✓ | 50% → 80% |
| Start this challenge — FundedNext | Start this challenge — Lucid | Start eval — Earn2Trade |
How the ticks work: a tick marks the best verified figure in that row — ties all get ticked. Earn2Trade’s Code: PFL takes 20% off the first month only (verified at checkout Nov 2, 2026) — renewals bill at the $190 list price, which is why its list-price and billing rows matter. Lucid’s Code: VAULT is Lucid’s own public code; we have not verified a discount percentage for it, so Lucid is priced at list. FundedNext rewards on Rapid Pro are paid every 3 days once funded (the firm’s published terms).
On pure entry cost, Earn2Trade’s first month is cheapest — but it is a subscription, and the discount ends after month one. FundedNext and Lucid are one-time fees: FundedNext is cheaper with Code: PFL ($159.99 vs $172) and pays a flat 90% from the start, while Earn2Trade’s split starts at 50% and reaches 80% only above its withdrawal threshold. Same $3,000 target and $2,000 EOD trailing drawdown on all three — the fight is price structure and split, not rules.