Prop Firm Consistency Calculator
Compare your best day with total net profit under a threshold you choose. This checks one ratio, not your firm’s full rules. The default 40% is an example, not a firm preset.
What is the Consistency Rule?
Some prop account programs limit how much of a period’s net profit comes from its most profitable day. This concentration measure does not prove a strategy is reproducible or low risk. Thresholds, period resets, and whether equality is allowed vary by account type.
Formula: best-day profit ÷ total net profit × 100. For an invented example, $1,500 ÷ $5,000 = 30%. At a 30% threshold, this meets an “at or below” rule but not a “strictly below” rule. Comparisons use the unrounded ratio; the displayed value is rounded to two decimals.
Use the Same Accounting Period
- Confirm the current terms for your provider, program, and account stage.
- Enter total net profit, including losing days as required by those terms, and the largest daily profit from that same period.
- Select the threshold and whether equality is accepted. This page does not select a firm’s rules for you.
- Review all other requirements separately. A loss day can raise this ratio even when the best day is unchanged.
A ratio above 100% can be valid: a $1,500 best day plus a $1,000 loss leaves $500 net profit, giving 300%. Zero or negative net profit does not produce a usable positive-profit consistency ratio here.
Check Your Provider’s Current Rules
Start with the official documentation for your exact program, such as Topstep’s Express Funded Account parameters or Apex’s EOD payout rules. These are reference links, not endorsements or presets. If the agreement and dashboard differ, resolve that with the provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a matching ratio guarantee a payout?
No. This calculator checks only best-day profit divided by total net profit against your selected threshold and boundary. Your provider may also apply loss limits, minimum days, payout windows, excluded trades, fees, and other account rules.
Which profit figures should I enter?
Use the same period, currency, day boundary, and fee treatment for both inputs, following your account agreement. This tool cannot determine whether your provider includes open P&L or resets the period after a payout. Net losses can make the ratio exceed 100%.
What if my ratio exceeds the threshold?
Review the current rules for your exact account type. If the best day stays unchanged, a larger positive total lowers the ratio; losses or a new larger best day can raise it. This arithmetic is not a recommendation to trade more or take additional risk.
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