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OneUp Trader

7.4 B
United States Futures
VS

TradeDay

8.2 A
United States Futures
Key Differences
Safety B vs A Payouts Weekly vs Daily Split 100% vs 95% Price $65 vs $87

Verdict: Who Wins?

OneUp Trader 4 wins
4 - 4
TradeDay 4 wins
Overall Rating 8.2 vs 7.4 Clear
TrustPilot 4.7 vs 4.6 Narrow
Starting Price $65 vs $87 Decisive
Profit Split 90% (100% on first $10,000) vs 80% initially, up to 95% after $50K cumulative profit Clear
Safety Grade A vs B Clear
Trust Score 75.7/100 vs 51.5/100 Decisive
Challenge Variety 9 vs 5 options Narrow
Platform Choice 5 vs 3 platforms Narrow

Best For:

Budget-conscious traders OneUp Trader
Maximum profit potential OneUp Trader
Trust & reputation TradeDay
Fast payouts TradeDay

Visual Comparison

OneUp Trader TradeDay

Head-to-Head Comparison

OneUp Trader Metric TradeDay
7.4/10 PFM Score 8.2/10
4.7/5 (2,520) TrustPilot 4.6/5 (1,350)
B Safety Grade A
51.5 C Trust Score 75.7 B+
90% (100% on first $10,000) Profit Split 80% initially, up to 95% after $50K cumulative profit
No Daily Loss Limit Daily Drawdown -
Same-day (Bank Wire) / Weekly (Crypto, capped) Payout Frequency Daily
$65 Starting Price $87
White-Label Technology Proprietary
NinjaTrader, Bookmap, MultiCharts, Sierra Chart, Rithmic Platforms Trading View, NinjaTrader, Tradovate
No Direct Path to Funded Yes
United States Country United States
- Established Jan 2020
5 options Challenge Options 9 options

Price Comparison by Account Size

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

Account Size OneUp Trader TradeDay Savings
$50K $75 $87 Save $12
$100K $150 $140 Save $10
$150K $175 $210 Save $35

OneUp Trader vs TradeDay: Detailed Analysis

OneUp Trader and TradeDay are both Futures firms.

In terms of pricing, OneUp Trader is more affordable with challenges starting at $65, which is $22 less than TradeDay's starting price of $87. OneUp Trader offers 5 challenge options, while TradeDay offers 9.

OneUp Trader offers 90% (100% on first $10,000) profit split, while TradeDay offers 80% initially, up to 95% after $50K cumulative profit. OneUp Trader pays out Same-day (Bank Wire) / Weekly (Crypto, capped), and TradeDay pays out Daily.

For trust and reputation, OneUp Trader has a 4.7/5 TrustPilot rating with 2,520 reviews, while TradeDay has 4.6/5 with 1,350 reviews. Safety grades: OneUp Trader B, TradeDay A.

This is a close matchup with OneUp Trader winning 4 and TradeDay winning 4 of the categories we compared. The right choice depends on what matters most to you as a trader.

Pros & Cons

OneUp Trader
Pros
No daily loss limit, trailing drawdown stops at initial balance, 90% split with 100% on first $10K, 1-step evaluation, 20+ platforms, free NinjaTrader license + Level 2 market data
Cons
Monthly subscription model (50% upfront + 50% activation fee), 80% consistency rule, trailing drawdown
TradeDay

Active Deals & Promo Codes

OneUp Trader

No active deals

TradeDay
30% OFF 30% off + no activation fee on all evaluations

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, OneUp Trader or TradeDay?

Both firms are competitive. OneUp Trader wins in 4 categories while TradeDay wins in 4. The best choice depends on what you prioritize: pricing, profit split, trust ratings, or payout speed.

Which is cheaper, OneUp Trader or TradeDay?

OneUp Trader has the lower starting price at $65. OneUp Trader offers 5 challenge options starting from $65, while TradeDay offers 9 options starting from $87.

Which has better reviews, OneUp Trader or TradeDay?

OneUp Trader has a higher TrustPilot rating of 4.7/5. OneUp Trader has 2,520 reviews while TradeDay has 1,350.

Which offers a higher profit split, OneUp Trader or TradeDay?

OneUp Trader offers a higher maximum profit split. OneUp Trader offers 90% (100% on first $10,000) while TradeDay offers 80% initially, up to 95% after $50K cumulative profit.

How fast do OneUp Trader and TradeDay pay out?

OneUp Trader has Same-day (Bank Wire) / Weekly (Crypto, capped) payouts while TradeDay offers Daily payouts. Payout speed can be an important factor when choosing a prop firm.