Take Profit Trader is a Windermere, Florida futures prop firm (est. 2021) organized around a one-step Test account that leads to a PRO simulated funded account and, by invitation only, a PRO+ live-market upgrade.
The Test stage is futures-only and typically requires a size-based profit target without breaching max loss, three minimum trading days for new Test accounts purchased on or after August 17, 2026 (existing tests and resets stay on five days), no fixed daily loss limit during Test, and a 50% consistency rule that applies to the Test only. Catalog sizing runs $25K through $150K: examples include $25K at $1,500 target / $1,500 drawdown / 3 contracts, $50K at $3,000 / $2,000 / 6 contracts, $100K at $6,000 / $3,000 / 12 contracts, and $150K at $9,000 / $4,500 / 15 contracts.
Monthly Test fees in the seed catalog scale roughly $150–$360 by size, with a one-time PRO activation-style fee commonly listed around $130 and reset fees around $100. The product’s defining mechanic is the PRO buffer: standard 80/20 withdrawals are gated until the account balance reaches starting equity plus the max-drawdown cushion (catalog buffer balances include $26,500 on $25K, $52,000 on $50K, $77,500 on $75K, $103,000 on $100K, and $154,500 on $150K).
Marketing about day-one PRO withdrawals is directionally true inside policy — you may request early — but cash at the standard split is a buffer-and-eligibility problem, not a pass-day party. PRO+ is marketed as a live path with a 90/10 split, end-of-day drawdown framing, and no buffer, offered by invitation after consistent PRO performance rather than as a purchasable SKU.
Platform breadth is a real differentiator: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, R Trader, Quantower, MotiveWave, MultiCharts, and Sierra Chart appear in catalog lists, with CQG or Rithmic data feeds and PRO+ live often discussed via Tradovate-style routing. Payout methods commonly include Plaid, ACH, PayPal, and Wise with business-day processing language after approval.
Trading hours follow standard US futures session breaks; weekend holding is not allowed in catalog rules.