Funded Futures Family Review 2026: Prime vs Velocity vs Premier+ vs Straight-to-Funded (V.2)

PickMyFuturesProp · 2026-09-24

FFF V.2 (July 2026) moved to monthly evaluations with 90/10 from the first dollar, no daily loss limit anywhere and no activation fee. Here's how Prime, Velocity, Premier+ and Straight-to-Funded differ on drawdown, consistency and payout rhythm.

Funded Futures Family (FFF) is a US firm founded by Manuel Meraz (not related to MFFU), and in July 2026 it relaunched as V.2: monthly-subscription evaluations, a 90/10 split from the first dollar, no daily loss limit at any stage, no activation fee, news trading allowed, and instant payout approvals paid to Rise within hours. If you read an older review that talks about lifetime consistency rules or Premier Plus, that's the previous lineup. Here's the current one.

Prime: EOD everywhere, no evaluation consistency

Prime ($129 / $179 / $279 / $365 a month for 25K to 150K, 30% off with code FFF at the time of writing) is the plan I'd point most traders to: End-of-Day drawdown on every account, no consistency rule and no minimum days during the evaluation (a good day passes it), then a 3-trading-day payout rhythm ($200+ qualifying days) with a 40% funded consistency requirement that resets after each approved payout. Targets are $1,250 / $3,000 / $6,000 / $9,000 against drawdowns of $1,000 / $2,000 / $3,000 / $4,500. Each size also has a Prime Max position option for more contracts at a higher monthly price.

Velocity: the cheapest door, intraday drawdown

Velocity ($79 / $125 / $225 / $325 a month, with the biggest promos — 80% off at capture) is the budget entry, and the price is paid in rules: intraday trailing drawdown in both phases, higher targets ($2,500 on 25K up to $10,000 on 150K), and a 40% consistency rule in the evaluation and once funded. Payouts run every 3 trading days, and a Daily Payout add-on (about $29 a month) switches the funded account to daily.

Premier+: you pick the drawdown at checkout

Premier+ lets you choose the drawdown model when you buy. The Intraday configuration is $114 / $154 / $229 / $319 a month; the End-of-Day configuration costs more and runs tighter drawdowns. Accounts bought after September 9, 2026 carry a 40% consistency rule, and payouts come every 5 qualifying trading days.

Straight-to-Funded: one payment, no evaluation

Straight-to-Funded (S2F Standard) is the only one-time plan: $329 / $469 / $629 / $734 for 25K to 150K puts you on a funded account with End-of-Day drawdown, a 25% consistency requirement and payouts every 7 days. S2F Accelerate (50K) is the intraday version with 5-day payouts.

The thing to read before you buy

V.2's headline — 90/10, no daily loss limit, no activation — is the same on every plan, so the real decision is drawdown type versus price. Prime is the only evaluation with EOD drawdown at both stages by default; Velocity is cheaper because it isn't. And because evaluations are monthly, every extra month you spend not passing is another payment — which makes Prime's one-day, no-consistency pass worth more than its sticker price suggests.

Payouts

So who's it for?

Who should look elsewhere: anyone who wants a one-time evaluation fee with EOD drawdown (Tradeify, Lucid Flex), or who needs to run automation. Use the public code FFF and line the plans up in the comparison tool at your size.

Current Funded Futures Family plans and prices

Verified against Funded Futures Family's own site on 2026-09-24. Prices are today's promo price at the representative account size.

AccountSizePriceTargetMax drawdownDrawdown typeDaily loss limitSplitActivation
Prime$50K$179/mo$3,000$2,000EOD Trailing / EOD TrailingNone90/10None
Velocity (Intraday)$50K$125/mo$4,000$2,250Intraday Trailing / Intraday TrailingNone90/10None
Premier+ (Intraday)$50K$154/mo$3,000$2,000Intraday Trailing / Intraday TrailingNone90/10None
Straight-to-Funded (S2F Standard)$50K$469$3,000$2,000EOD Trailing / EOD TrailingNone90/10None

Funded Futures Family trading hours and news rules

Flat by 4:45 PM EST daily (auto-closed, not a breach); news trading allowed on all accounts with no timing restrictions.

From Funded Futures Family's official help center, checked 2026-09-27. See also: overnight holding · automated trading · account limits

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