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Uprofit

United States Futures
VS

Alpha Futures

7.9 A
United Kingdom Futures
Key Differences
Split 80% vs 90% Price $39 vs $63

Verdict: Who Wins?

Uprofit 1 wins
1 3
Alpha Futures 3 wins Our Pick
Overall Rating 7.9 vs 0.0
Starting Price $39 vs $63
Profit Split 70% to 90% vs 80%
Safety Grade A vs

Best For:

Budget-conscious traders Uprofit
Maximum profit potential Alpha Futures
Trust & reputation Alpha Futures
Fast payouts Alpha Futures

Visual Comparison

Uprofit Alpha Futures

Head-to-Head Comparison

Uprofit Metric Alpha Futures
PFM Score 7.9/10
TrustPilot 4.9/5 (3,613)
Safety Grade A
80% Profit Split 70% to 90%
Uprofit One: Static $1,000 drawdown, no daily loss limit. Day Programs: trailing/EOD drawdown of $2,000/$3,000/$4,500 with daily loss limits of $1,100/$2,200/$3,000 on the 50K/100K/150K tiers. Daily Drawdown 4% trailing from EOD balance (MLL)
On-demand Payout Frequency Every 14 days (Standard) / Weekly (Advanced/Zero)
$39 Starting Price $63.20
White-Label Technology Proprietary
Trading View, Tradovate Platforms AlphaTicks
No Direct Path to Funded No
United States Country United Kingdom
Jan 2019 Established Jul 2024
4 options Challenge Options 3 options

Price Comparison by Account Size

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

Account Size Uprofit Alpha Futures Savings
$50K $39 $63 Save $24
$100K $58 $127 Save $69
$150K $98 $191 Save $93

Uprofit vs Alpha Futures: Detailed Analysis

Uprofit and Alpha Futures are both Futures firms. Uprofit has been in business longer, established in 2019, while Alpha Futures was founded in 2024.

In terms of pricing, Uprofit is more affordable with challenges starting at $39, which is $24 less than Alpha Futures's starting price of $63. Uprofit offers 4 challenge options, while Alpha Futures offers 3.

Uprofit offers 80% profit split, while Alpha Futures offers 70% to 90%. Uprofit pays out On-demand, and Alpha Futures pays out Every 14 days (Standard) / Weekly (Advanced/Zero).

For trust and reputation, Alpha Futures has 4.9/5 with 3,613 reviews.

Overall, Alpha Futures edges ahead winning 3 out of 4 categories we compared. However, the best choice depends on your specific needs — both firms have their strengths.

Pros & Cons

Uprofit
Pros
Static Drawdown option (Uprofit One $120 ALL-IN, no activation fee); fast 24-hour payouts; up to 80% profit split on simulated profits; TradingView and Tradoverse platform integration; no personal funds at risk; 60K+ virtual live accounts since 2019; 13,445+ approved payouts.
Cons
Trustpilot rating currently unavailable due to a breach of Trustpilot guidelines (the firm has 6,543 reviews visible but no displayed star rating). Futures only. Consistency rule (30% or 50% depending on plan).
Alpha Futures
Pros
AlphaTicks platform with TradingView charts, 4.9 TrustPilot (3,465 reviews), spinoff of Alpha Capital Group, 90% profit split on Advanced/Zero plans, weekly payouts, up to 5 qualified accounts on Zero (3 on Standard/Advanced)
Cons
Standard plan starts at only 70% split, $15K max per payout, consistency rule 50%/40%, news restricted on funded accounts

Active Deals & Promo Codes

Uprofit

No active deals

Alpha Futures
10% OFF 10% off all plans

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, Uprofit or Alpha Futures?

Alpha Futures scores higher overall, winning 3 out of 4 comparison categories including Overall Rating, Profit Split, Safety Grade. However, the best choice depends on your trading goals and priorities.

Which is cheaper, Uprofit or Alpha Futures?

Uprofit has the lower starting price at $39. Uprofit offers 4 challenge options starting from $39, while Alpha Futures offers 3 options starting from $63.

Which offers a higher profit split, Uprofit or Alpha Futures?

Alpha Futures offers a higher maximum profit split. Uprofit offers 80% while Alpha Futures offers 70% to 90%.

How fast do Uprofit and Alpha Futures pay out?

Uprofit has On-demand payouts while Alpha Futures offers Every 14 days (Standard) / Weekly (Advanced/Zero) payouts. Payout speed can be an important factor when choosing a prop firm.