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FTMO

7.8 A+
Czech Republic CFD
VS

Trade The Pool

6.8 A
United Kingdom Stocks
Key Differences
Safety A+ vs A Split 90% vs 80% Price $79 vs $47

Verdict: Who Wins?

FTMO 5 wins Our Pick
5 2
Trade The Pool 2 wins
Overall Rating 7.8 vs 6.8
TrustPilot 4.8 vs 4.3
Starting Price $47 vs $79
Profit Split Up to 90% vs 70% (eval), up to 80% (funded)
Safety Grade A+ vs A
Challenge Variety 18 vs 10 options
Platform Choice 3 vs 1 platforms

Best For:

Budget-conscious traders Trade The Pool
Maximum profit potential FTMO
Trust & reputation FTMO

Visual Comparison

FTMO Trade The Pool

Head-to-Head Comparison

FTMO Metric Trade The Pool
7.8/10 PFM Score 6.8/10
4.8/5 (42,594) TrustPilot 4.3/5 (596)
A+ Safety Grade A
Up to 90% Profit Split 70% (eval), up to 80% (funded)
Maximum Daily Loss Amount, which is 5% of the Initial Simulated Capital (2-Step) or 3% (1-Step) Daily Drawdown Day Trade: 2% daily / 4% max static | Swing: 3% daily / 7% max static
Payout Frequency Every 14 days
$79 Starting Price $47
Proprietary Technology Proprietary
cTrader, MT5, MT4 Platforms Trader Evolution
No Direct Path to Funded No
Czech Republic Country United Kingdom
Jan 2015 Established Jan 2021
10 options Challenge Options 18 options

Price Comparison by Account Size

Cheapest challenge price at each account size (where both firms offer the same size)

Account Size FTMO Trade The Pool Savings
$10K $79 $297 Save $218
$25K $199 $97 Save $102
$50K $319 $230 Save $89
$100K $439 $435 Save $4
$200K $999 $1,100 Save $101

FTMO vs Trade The Pool: Detailed Analysis

FTMO and Trade The Pool are both CFD firms. FTMO has been in business longer, established in 2015, while Trade The Pool was founded in 2021.

In terms of pricing, Trade The Pool is more affordable with challenges starting at $47, which is $32 less than FTMO's starting price of $79. FTMO offers 10 challenge options, while Trade The Pool offers 18.

FTMO offers Up to 90% profit split, while Trade The Pool offers 70% (eval), up to 80% (funded). Trade The Pool pays out Every 14 days.

For trust and reputation, FTMO has a 4.8/5 TrustPilot rating with 42,594 reviews, while Trade The Pool has 4.3/5 with 596 reviews. Safety grades: FTMO A+, Trade The Pool A.

Overall, FTMO edges ahead winning 5 out of 7 categories we compared. However, the best choice depends on your specific needs — both firms have their strengths.

Pros & Cons

FTMO
Pros
Up to 90% of your simulated profits as a reward, accounts up to $200,000 FTMO Account, established 2015 with 3.5M+ customers worldwide, MT4 MT5 cTrader supported, 100% refund of initial fee on first reward (2-Step), Prague-based with $500M+ paid in rewards
Cons
All accounts we provide to our clients are demo accounts with fictitious funds and any trading is in a simulated environment only; prices charged in EUR; 2-Step Verification phase required before reaching FTMO Account
Trade The Pool
Pros
Unique stocks & ETFs prop firm (12,000+ instruments). By The5ers team. 4.3 TrustPilot with 81% 5-star. Scale up to $4M. Both day trade and swing accounts.
Cons
Only 70% profit split (low vs competitors). Stocks only — no forex/futures/crypto. $0.005/share commission. Cannot hold through earnings/dividends.

Active Deals & Promo Codes

FTMO

No active deals

Trade The Pool
10% OFF 10% off all challenges

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, FTMO or Trade The Pool?

FTMO scores higher overall, winning 5 out of 7 comparison categories including Overall Rating, TrustPilot, Profit Split. However, the best choice depends on your trading goals and priorities.

Which is cheaper, FTMO or Trade The Pool?

Trade The Pool has the lower starting price at $47. FTMO offers 10 challenge options starting from $79, while Trade The Pool offers 18 options starting from $47.

Which has better reviews, FTMO or Trade The Pool?

FTMO has a higher TrustPilot rating of 4.8/5. FTMO has 42,594 reviews while Trade The Pool has 596.

Which offers a higher profit split, FTMO or Trade The Pool?

FTMO offers a higher maximum profit split. FTMO offers Up to 90% while Trade The Pool offers 70% (eval), up to 80% (funded).