Space Funded Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares

Space Funded is a proprietary trading firm operated by Space Funded LLC of Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States. It sells simulated-account evaluations on MetaTrader 5, which its own FAQ refers to only as "Platform 5", and it trades CFD instruments. The firm publishes no founding date. Its catalogue is unusually wide for a newer brand: 54 purchasable plans across eight programme lines, priced from $39 to $1,899, at account sizes from $2.5K to $300K, with a stated ceiling of $1,000,000 of allocated capital per trader. Every plan runs on raw spreads with a commission of $3.5 per side.

The headline numbers on the homepage are a 90% profit split, 7-day payouts, funding to $1M and a refundable fee. Each of those four carries a condition, and this review sets out what those conditions are, using the firm's own plan cards, its FAQ and its Trustpilot profile, all read on 24 August 2026.

Plans and pricing

Space Funded groups its 54 plans into eight lines. Seven of them offer the same seven account sizes (5K, 10K, 25K, 50K, 100K, 200K, 300K); Instant Funding offers five (2.5K, 5K, 10K, 20K, 50K). The table below gives the entry price at 5K, the price at the largest size in that line, and the rules published on the plan card itself.

Two things in that table are worth pulling out. First, the Flash lines are the cheapest way in at 5K and they also carry the tightest risk limits on the site: the 3% daily drawdown sits just under the 4% maximum drawdown, so a single day at the daily limit consumes most of the total allowance, and they are the only lines with a calendar deadline. Paying more for Flash buys time, not room - $39 for 14 days, $49 for 21 days and $59 for 28 days at the 5K size, with identical targets and limits. Second, Instant Funding is the only line priced above the evaluated products, and it is the one line that differs on almost every other term as well.

Rules, splits and payouts

The profit split advertised across the site is 90%, but the FAQ states that every evaluation model "starts with an 80% profit split". A 90% split from the start is a checkout add-on costing 20% of the account price; a 7-day payout cadence costs 15%; taking both costs 30%. Instant Funding is lower again, starting at 75% and rising to 80% after the second payout. So 90% is a purchase option rather than a rate, and buyers should read the homepage figure that way.

Payouts begin 30 days after a funded account is activated and then run every 14 days, with Flash accounts allowed a first payout after 14 days. Approved profit is credited to an internal wallet and paid out in USDT (ERC20 or TRC20), so there is no bank-transfer route on file, and KYC must be completed before a payout can be requested. The evaluation fee is described as refundable with the third payout rather than the first.

Drawdown is trailing on both the evaluation and the funded phase, tracking peak equity, and the daily limit resets at 00:00 UTC. News trading is permitted during evaluations; on funded accounts, orders may not be opened, closed or modified within five minutes either side of high-impact news. Positions may be held over the weekend on every line except Instant Funding, which requires everything closed by 3:45 PM EST on Friday. Consistency scores apply in the funded phase only, and only to the Flash lines (25%) and Instant Funding (20%): the largest single profit day must not exceed that share of total profit before a payout can be requested. Space Funded does not accept traders from the United States, despite being a US-registered company.

The rulebook also separates soft breaches from hard ones, and the distinction matters to a funded trader. Exceeding the daily or total drawdown is a hard breach and terminates the account permanently. Conduct violations - restricted news periods, prohibited strategies, or missing the consistency requirement - are soft breaches, and the published consequence includes a 50% reduction in the next payout, with permanent closure after repeated violations. Expert advisors and VPS or VPN use are permitted within those rules, but copy trading, signal mirroring, commercial EAs, hedging, martingale and grid strategies are not. The firm also publishes a guideline that "one trade should not represent more than approximately 50% of your total profit", and states that a trade concentrating profit that way "may be deducted in full from the profit calculation" at payout.

Pros and cons

What the data supports in the firm's favour:

• Entry pricing is low and the ladder is granular: $39 buys a 5K evaluation, and seven account sizes are offered on seven of the eight lines, so a trader can size up in small steps.
• The Classic and 1 Phase PRO evaluations carry no calendar deadline, and the 1 Phase PRO requires only one minimum trading day.
• Risk parameters are published on each plan card rather than buried, and our own check found the published figures matched the checkout catalogue on all 54 plans.

What counts against it:

• Trustpilot has withdrawn the firm's rating for a guidelines breach, stating the company pressured people to change or remove negative reviews. Two 1-star reviews on that profile, dated 18 April and 19 June 2026, describe accounts being closed and payouts denied at the withdrawal stage after the evaluation had already been approved. These are reviewer allegations, not findings, but they concern the part of the process a buyer cannot test in advance.
• Four of the headline claims carry conditions: the 90% split and 7-day payouts are paid add-ons, the refundable fee returns with the third payout and does not apply to Instant Funding at all, and the $1M figure is a ceiling on total allocated capital rather than a scaling promise.
• Withdrawals are crypto-only, the first one is 30 days out, no founding date is published, and the firm holds no financial-services regulation.

How it compares

Space Funded scores 3.5 on PropFirmMap with a safety grade of D. Set against three established CFD firms we rate in the same asset class, the pricing is competitive and the trust signals are not.

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FTMO

On price, Space Funded's $39 entry undercuts FTMO's $79 and sits between Funding Pips at $29 and FundedNext at $24.74, so cost is not what separates them. The separation is in verification. Each of the three comparison firms carries a published Trustpilot score built on tens of thousands of reviews, and each holds an A+ safety grade in our scoring. Space Funded has no displayable rating at all, because the platform withdrew it, and 47 reviews would be a thin sample even if it were displayed.

On rules, the comparison is closer than the grades suggest. A 10% profit target with an 8% maximum drawdown on the 1 Phase Classic is a conventional one-step structure, and the 9% target with 10% maximum drawdown on the 1 Phase PRO is more generous on room than several better-established one-step products. The Flash lines, with a 4% maximum drawdown and a hard 14 to 28 day deadline, are the aggressive end of the catalogue and should be read as a short-dated product rather than a cheap version of the same thing.

Verdict

Space Funded is a wide, cheap and clearly documented catalogue attached to a trust record that a buyer cannot verify and that Trustpilot has actively flagged. The product data itself held up well under checking: all 54 prices and every published target, drawdown and leverage figure matched the firm's own checkout catalogue when we re-read both on 24 August 2026. The problem is not the specification, it is what happens after a passing trader asks to be paid, which is precisely where the firm's public review record is contested and where the platform intervened.

On our data, this firm suits traders who want a low-cost, no-deadline evaluation on MetaTrader 5, are comfortable with crypto-only withdrawals and a 30-day wait to the first one, and are treating the fee as the cost of an evaluation rather than an investment they expect back. Traders whose priority is a verifiable payout record have better-evidenced options at similar prices. Read the Instant Funding card on its own terms if that is the line you are considering: it differs from the rest of the catalogue on leverage, weekend holding, consistency and refundability at the same time.

Every figure above was read from spacefundedhq.com (homepage, FAQ and product catalogue) and from the firm's Trustpilot profile on 24 August 2026. Prop firm terms change often; confirm at checkout before purchasing.