Get Funded Now Review 2026: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares

Get Funded Now

Get Funded Now (GFN) is a UK trader evaluation firm operating out of London, registered as Bradbury Capital LTD (company number 17102934) at 4th Floor, Silverstream House, 45 Fitzroy Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 6EB. It has been trading since 2023, sells CFD evaluations on the Match Trader platform, and carries a PropFirmMap safety grade of B. Every account it sells is a simulated account: the firm states plainly in its own FAQ that it is not a broker and that "GFN Evaluation and Funded Accounts are simulated accounts", while confirming that payouts on profits made in those accounts are real.

The reason to look at GFN now is that the lineup changed. As of September 2026 the firm sells three separate routes to a simulated funded account rather than one, across 18 purchasable plans and six account sizes from $5,000 to $200,000. Entry starts at $22.

The three programmes and what they cost

GFN's own framing is that the programmes trade speed against cost and profit share. That is accurate. The Instant programme removes the evaluation entirely and charges for it in both fee and terms. The 2 Step programme is the cheapest way in and charges for that with a second phase and two extra rules. The 1 Step programme sits between them and is the one the firm says most traders take.

Note the shape of that table. At $50,000 and above, the 1 Step evaluation is cheaper than Instant, because Instant is priced for skipping the assessment. Below $50,000 the ordering reverses. The 2 Step column is the cheapest at every size it is sold in.

A pricing detail worth checking before you pay

GFN advertises a percentage discount on every plan card, with a struck-through list price beside the fee. We tested those discounts against the firm's own checkout on 2 September and 7 September 2026 by adding plans to the cart directly and reading back the line total.

On the Instant and 2 Step programmes the advertised price is the price charged. The $5,000 Instant plan added to the cart returns a line total of $36.00 with no coupon applied, and the $5,000 2 Step plan returns $22.00. Those match the displayed figures exactly.

On the 1 Step programme they do not match. The plan cards advertise "SAVE 30%" and display $123, $193, $277, $473, $683 and $942 for the six sizes. The checkout charges $175, $275, $395, $675, $975 and $1,345, which are the struck-through list prices. Adding the $100,000 1 Step plan to the cart returns a line total of $675.00 with an empty coupon list and a total discount of $0.00. The prices in our table above are the charged prices, not the advertised ones.

Separately, GFN currently runs a site-wide banner offering 40% off a first purchase with the code FIRST40. That is a code entered by the buyer rather than an automatic price, so it does not affect the figures above.

Rules, by programme

Instant. No profit target and no assessment phase. A 3% daily loss limit and a 5% trailing lifetime drawdown. Profit share is 70%. Leverage up to 1:30. There is no minimum trading day requirement and no consistency rule. Withdrawals run every 14 days but are capped at 2% of the starting balance per cycle, above a 3% minimum withdrawal buffer. The firm documents the mechanic with a worked example: on a $100,000 account showing $6,000 profit, $3,000 is deducted, the account resets to $103,000 against a $98,000 drawdown floor, and $2,000 is withdrawable. Profit above the cap is removed from the account without being paid out.

1 Step. One 10% virtual profit target against a 5% daily loss limit. Max drawdown is 8% as standard, which the firm advertises as "Up to 10%" because a paid add-on raises the ceiling. Profit share is 75% as standard, advertised as "Up to 90%" for the same reason. Leverage up to 1:50. No time limit, no minimum trading days, no consistency rule, no withdrawal cap.

2 Step. Two phases at 8% then 5%, against a 5% daily loss limit and an 8% max drawdown that is equity-based and never trails, so it stays fixed against the starting balance. Profit share is 75% as standard. Leverage up to 1:50. This programme adds two constraints the other two do not have: a minimum of 3 separate trading days each showing 0.5% profit, and a consistency rule capping any single day at 35% of total profit.

Three rules apply across the board. Commission is $3.50 per side, which is $7 per lot round turn. Trades must stay open for at least 2 minutes. And a retake runs tighter than a first attempt: a 3% daily loss limit, a 4% non-trailing max drawdown and a profit share cut to 60%. The firm also publishes a scaling plan reaching a simulated $400,000 with a monthly salary of up to $1,500, and requires ID verification and KYC screening before any funded account or reward is issued.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Three distinct programmes with genuinely different risk models, so a trader can pick a trailing drawdown, a non-trailing one, or no evaluation at all.
• Entry at $22 for a $5,000 2 Step account, which is among the lower entry fees for a CFD evaluation.
• Rules are documented in depth: the firm publishes 239 questions in its public FAQ, including a worked numeric example of the Instant withdrawal cap.

Cons

• The advertised 30% discount on the 1 Step programme was not honoured at checkout on either date we tested, so the displayed price understates what is charged by roughly 30%.
• The two figures the firm leads with on 1 Step, a 90% profit share and a 10% max drawdown, are both paid add-ons rather than the standard terms.
• Instant caps withdrawals at 2% of starting balance per cycle, and profit above the 3% buffer is removed from the account whether or not it is paid out.
• The Knowledge Base that the Terms make binding did not resolve at any URL we tried, so the binding rule set is not fully readable.

How it compares

Three CFD firms in a comparable entry-price band, drawn from our own database:

On entry price GFN sits in the middle of this group at $22, between FXIFY at $19 and Wall Street Funded at $23. On payout cadence its 14 days matches Atlas Funded and is slower than Wall Street Funded's 10 days and FXIFY's on-demand model. On standard profit share its 75% is the lowest of the four, though the add-on route to 90% is a structure Atlas Funded also uses. Its safety grade of B is below all three comparators.

Three programmes, 18 plans, and one advertised discount that the cart does not apply.PropFirmMap

Verdict

Get Funded Now is a reasonable fit for traders who want to choose a drawdown model rather than accept one. The 2 Step programme's 8% non-trailing drawdown, fixed against the starting balance, suits traders who dislike a trailing floor and are willing to accept a second phase, three minimum trading days and a 35% consistency rule to get it. The 1 Step programme suits traders who want a single 10% target with no minimum days and no consistency rule, and who are comfortable paying add-ons for the headline terms. Instant suits traders who want to skip assessment and can work within a 2% per cycle withdrawal cap.

It is a weaker fit for traders who want on-demand payouts, for whom FXIFY's model is closer, and for traders who compare on standard profit share rather than the advertised ceiling, where 75% trails the comparators above. Anyone buying the 1 Step programme should confirm the cart total before paying, because the advertised discount did not apply on either date we checked.

Sources verified 7 September 2026: getfundednow.com/challenges, getfundednow.com/faq, and the firm's own checkout at checkout.getfundednow.com.