WeGetFunded Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares

WeGetFunded

WeGetFunded is a French-language proprietary trading firm selling simulated-capital evaluations on CFD markets. The site is operated by WeGetFunded LTD., registered in Saint Lucia under number 2025-00757, with payments processed by its Dubai free-zone subsidiary Catalyst Creations FZCO. The firm's About page dates the public launch of the site to 2023. It sells three programmes at ten price points, all quoted in euros: a 1 Step challenge at 50K, 100K and 200K, a 2 Steps challenge at 25K, 50K, 100K and 200K, and Instant Funded at 15K, 30K and 60K. Total funded capital per trader is capped at $400,000. This review sets out the plan ladder, the rules attached to each programme, and how the pricing reads against three other CFD firms in our catalogue. Every figure below was read from the firm's own challenge widget or from its TrustPilot profile on 2 September 2026.

Plans and pricing

The challenge widget shows two prices for every plan: a list price struck through, and a lower price currently charged. Both are reproduced below, because the lower figure is a promotion and a promotion can lapse. Prices are in euros and exclude the activation fee described in the next section.

The widget carries a third selector alongside programme and account size: a payout option that changes the price. The default funded split is 80/20 on the 1 Step and 2 Steps programmes, and a 90/10 or a 100/0 split can be bought as a paid option at checkout. Those option prices are shown in the widget at purchase time and are not listed here.

Rules by programme

The three programmes carry materially different risk rules, so the choice is not only about price. The 1 Step challenge sets a 6% profit target, a 4% maximum loss, a minimum of 2 trading days and a 50% consistency requirement, dropping to 30% consistency once funded. It has no separate daily loss limit at all: the 4% End-of-Day maximum drawdown is its only loss cap.

The 2 Steps challenge sets an 8% target in phase one and 5% in phase two, with a 5% allowed daily loss, a 10% maximum drawdown, a minimum of 5 trading days per phase and a 40% consistency requirement, again 30% once funded. Instant Funded skips the evaluation and applies a 3% allowed daily loss, a 5% maximum drawdown, a minimum of 7 trading days and a 20% consistency rule; the rule table marks news trading, overnight and overweek positions as permitted. Leverage is 1/100 across all three programmes, the trading period is unlimited, and every current rule table lists MetaTrader 5 as the platform. Funded traders may request a withdrawal every 14 days from their first trade, subject to a 30% Daily PNL Cap, a minimum of 7 active trading days and a $100 floor.

Pros and cons

• No time limit on any challenge. The rule table lists the trading period as unlimited for all three programmes.
• The 1 Step programme has no daily loss limit. Its only loss cap is the 4% End-of-Day maximum drawdown, which removes intraday breach risk.
• Instant Funded permits news trading, overnight and overweek positions, each marked as allowed in its rule table.

• The activation fee is charged separately at 149.90€ on the 1 Step and 2 Steps programmes, so the headline challenge price understates the cost of reaching a funded account.
• Consistency rules apply at every stage, from 20% on Instant Funded to 50% on the 1 Step challenge, and 30% on funded accounts.
• The firm's own homepage advertises a 4.7 rating from "800 avis" in one place and "plus de 900 avis" in another, while its TrustPilot profile read 3.9 from 1,003 reviews when we checked it on 2 September 2026.

How the pricing compares

WeGetFunded holds a PropFirmMap score of 6.8. The three highest-scoring CFD firms in our catalogue that sell in the same entry price band are Funding Pips at 8.9, The5ers at 8.7 and FundedNext at 8.5. A direct price comparison needs two caveats. First, WeGetFunded quotes in euros while all three comparators quote in US dollars, and the figures below are not currency-converted. Second, the entry prices are for each firm's smallest account, which differ in size, so this compares the cost of getting started rather than like-for-like capital.

The gap is structural rather than a discounting difference. Funding Pips, The5ers and FundedNext all sell an account below the 50K mark, which lets them advertise an entry price under $30. WeGetFunded's smallest purchasable plan is a 50K account, so its cheapest ticket is a larger product at a larger price. Adding the 149.90€ activation fee widens the distance again, since that fee is payable in addition to the challenge price before a funded account is released. Against firms of similar size in the catalogue the 80% default split is conventional, and the 90/10 and 100/0 upgrades are sold as paid options rather than earned through a scaling plan.

Verdict

WeGetFunded is a reasonable fit for traders who want a French-language support channel, an evaluation with no time limit, and a 1 Step route with no daily loss limit to trade against. The 4% End-of-Day drawdown on that programme is tight, so it suits a low-frequency, low-variance approach rather than an aggressive one. Traders comparing purely on entry cost should price the 149.90€ activation fee into the comparison, and should be aware that the consistency requirement applies at validation as well as during the challenge, which is the theme running through the firm's negative TrustPilot reviews. The rating gap between the 4.7 shown on the firm's own homepage and the 3.9 on its TrustPilot profile is worth checking directly before purchase.

Sources read on 2 September 2026: wegetfunded.com challenge widget and rule tables, and the firm's TrustPilot profile.