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trader2B

5.6 B
United States Stocks
VS

TradeDay

8.1 A+
United States Futures
Key Differences
Safety B vs A+ Payouts Bi-Weekly vs Daily Price $66 vs $87

Verdict: Who Wins?

trader2B 1 wins
1 5
TradeDay 5 wins Our Pick
Overall Rating 8.1 vs 5.6
TrustPilot 4.6 vs 3.8
Starting Price $66 vs $87
Profit Split 95% vs Up to 99% (95% Toro25 / 97% Toro100 / 99% Toro250)
Safety Grade A+ vs B
Challenge Variety 9 vs 3 options

Best For:

Budget-conscious traders trader2B
Maximum profit potential TradeDay
Trust & reputation TradeDay
Fast payouts TradeDay

Visual Comparison

trader2B TradeDay

Head-to-Head Comparison

trader2B Metric TradeDay
5.6/10 PFM Score 8.1/10
3.8/5 (71) TrustPilot 4.6/5 (1,350)
B Safety Grade A+
Up to 99% (95% Toro25 / 97% Toro100 / 99% Toro250) Profit Split 95%
$200 (Toro25) / $500 (Toro100) / $1,250 (Toro250) Daily Drawdown Trailing Max Drawdown
Bi-Weekly (Toro25/Toro100), Weekly (Toro250) Payout Frequency Daily
$66 Starting Price $87
Proprietary Technology Proprietary
Proprietary Platforms
No Direct Path to Funded Yes
United States Country United States
Jan 2010 Established Jan 2020
3 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 trader2B TradeDay Savings
$100K $133 $140 Save $7

trader2B vs TradeDay: Detailed Analysis

trader2B and TradeDay are both Stocks firms. trader2B has been in business longer, established in 2010, while TradeDay was founded in 2020.

In terms of pricing, trader2B is more affordable with challenges starting at $66, which is $21 less than TradeDay's starting price of $87. trader2B offers 3 challenge options, while TradeDay offers 9.

trader2B offers Up to 99% (95% Toro25 / 97% Toro100 / 99% Toro250) profit split, while TradeDay offers 95%. trader2B pays out Bi-Weekly (Toro25/Toro100), Weekly (Toro250), and TradeDay pays out Daily.

For trust and reputation, trader2B has a 3.8/5 TrustPilot rating with 71 reviews, while TradeDay has 4.6/5 with 1,350 reviews. Safety grades: trader2B B, TradeDay A+.

Overall, TradeDay edges ahead winning 5 out of 6 categories we compared. However, the best choice depends on your specific needs — both firms have their strengths.

Pros & Cons

trader2B
Pros
Real NYSE & NASDAQ stocks (not CFDs), 1-step evaluation with no time limit, up to 99% profit share, in-house Webtrader + iOS/Android/Desktop, refundable fees up to $1,494, scaling up to $2.5M, algorithmic & bot trading allowed, 100k+ traders since 2010, 0 rule changes since launch
Cons
Monthly subscription billing (not one-time fee) due to NYSE/NASDAQ market data licensing, 50% consistency score requirement, 200 minimum round-trade requirement, only U.S. stocks/ETFs (no futures or forex), trading fees $3 per 1,000 shares
TradeDay
Pros
Day One Payouts Up to 95% Profit Share Clear Path to Live Funding
Cons
Unable to offer a refund after purchase, monthly subscription fees apply

Active Deals & Promo Codes

trader2B

No active deals

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, trader2B or TradeDay?

TradeDay scores higher overall, winning 5 out of 6 comparison categories including Overall Rating, TrustPilot, Profit Split. However, the best choice depends on your trading goals and priorities.

Which is cheaper, trader2B or TradeDay?

trader2B has the lower starting price at $66. trader2B offers 3 challenge options starting from $66, while TradeDay offers 9 options starting from $87.

Which has better reviews, trader2B or TradeDay?

TradeDay has a higher TrustPilot rating of 4.6/5. trader2B has 71 reviews while TradeDay has 1,350.

Which offers a higher profit split, trader2B or TradeDay?

TradeDay offers a higher maximum profit split. trader2B offers Up to 99% (95% Toro25 / 97% Toro100 / 99% Toro250) while TradeDay offers 95%.

How fast do trader2B and TradeDay pay out?

trader2B has Bi-Weekly (Toro25/Toro100), Weekly (Toro250) payouts while TradeDay offers Daily payouts. Payout speed can be an important factor when choosing a prop firm.