Earn2Trade vs FundedNext
A straight, no-byline futures head-to-head — cost tier, drawdown, payouts and Trustpilot, side by side. Some links are affiliate (labeled below); a listing here doesn’t buy a better verdict.
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| Earn2Trade | FundedNext | |
|---|---|---|
| Trustpilot | ★ 4.7 Trustpilot | ★ 4.5 Trustpilot |
| Cost tier | premium | budget |
| Account sizes | $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K | $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K |
| Drawdown type | Trailing in eval → Static funded | Max overall + daily (by model) |
| Profit split | 80% | Up to 90% (100% some models) |
| Payout frequency | On request | Bi-weekly · fee refunded at first payout |
| Min payout | $100 | $250 (25K/50K) · $500 (100K) |
| Days to payout | 10 trading days · weekly (Wed) | Cycle-based: 5–21 days first · 24h |
| Rules to watch | 80% split lower than newer firms | News profit-split rule (40% tier-1), Bolt model has 5-payout lifecycle |
Which should you pick?
If entry cost is the deciding factor, FundedNext sits in the lighter Budget tier. On profit split they differ (80% vs Up to 90% (100% some models)) — check which kicks in at your scaling stage. Both cleared our vetting and both trade futures, so the honest answer is "it depends" — on your market, your rule tolerance, and which checkout screen makes you wince less. Links below go straight to live pricing.
If entry cost is the deciding factor, FundedNext sits in the lighter Budget tier. On profit split they differ (80% vs Up to 90% (100% some models)) — check which kicks in at your scaling stage. Both cleared our vetting and both trade futures, so the honest answer is "it depends" — on your market, your rule tolerance, and which checkout screen makes you wince less. Links below go straight to live pricing.
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Specs from each firm’s checkout (our ground truth) and public pages: Earn2Trade (affiliate), FundedNext (affiliate). Trustpilot scores are third-party, captured at build time. Affiliate links are labeled; they don’t change the verdict.