Funded Futures Network Review 2026: STEADY vs Standard MAX After the OG Retirement

PickMyFuturesProp · 2026-09-24

FFN retired its OG evaluations on July 1, 2026. The lineup is now STEADY (one-time, 2-day eval, no daily loss limit) and Standard MAX (monthly, daily loss limit, 5-day pass) — both on EOD drawdown with a split that rises from 80/20 to 90/10 when you go live.

Funded Futures Network (FFN) is a New York firm, founded in 2022, built around one idea: your reward should grow the longer you survive. On July 1, 2026 it retired the original Standard OG and Express OG evaluations (and their Exhibition stage) for new purchases, so if you read about OG accounts elsewhere, that lineup is gone. What's on sale today is two plans, both on end-of-day trailing drawdown, both starting at an 80/20 split that rises to 90/10 once you're moved to a live account.

STEADY: one-time, two days, no daily loss limit

STEADY is the premium safe-and-steady account and the replacement for Express MAX. It's a one-time fee — 25K $149, 50K $229, 100K $308, 150K $585, 250K $750 list (half that during the BOGO promo) — with a 2-day evaluation, EOD trailing drawdown that locks at starting balance + $100, no daily loss limit, and a 52% consistency rule on the evaluation only (none once funded). The price of that freedom is the tightest drawdowns in the FFN lineup ($1,200 on 25K, $2,000 on 50K, $3,200 on 100K, $4,700 on 150K, $5,500 on 250K). Funded payouts run per cycle above the buffer up to a cap, and after five payouts you're reviewed for a live account.

Standard MAX: monthly, five winning days, straight to funded

Standard MAX is the monthly subscription — $135 / $160 / $315 / $365 / $590 a month for 25K to 250K — and it skips the old Exhibition stage entirely: pass with five winning days under a 40% consistency rule and go straight to a sim-funded account where the buffer is built. Drawdown is EOD in the evaluation and becomes static at starting balance + $100 once the buffer is built; a soft-breach daily loss limit ($1,000 on 25K up to $4,500 on 250K) locks the session rather than failing you. There's a $120 activation fee (frequently waived in promos), a 40% consistency rule on the sim-funded account (none on live), and same-day payout requests once you're eligible above the buffer.

The thing to read before you buy

The two plans answer different questions. STEADY asks: can you trade a tight drawdown with no daily limit and pass in two days? Standard MAX asks: can you produce five winning days and live with a daily loss limit and a consistency rule in exchange for a monthly price and same-day payouts? Neither is the cheap-and-loose option — FFN's pitch is structure, and the split reward for surviving it.

Payouts

So who's it for?

Who should look elsewhere: traders who want 90/10 from the first payout, or the loosest possible drawdown. The public BOGOISBACK code doubles your evaluations when it's running. Line FFN up against Tradeify and MFFU in the comparison tool at your size.

Current Funded Futures Network plans and prices

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

AccountSizePriceTargetMax drawdownDrawdown typeDaily loss limitSplitActivation
STEADY$50K$114.50 (list $229)$3,000$2,000EOD Trailing / EOD TrailingNone80/20 sim; 90/10 liveNone
Standard MAX$50K$160/mo$3,000$2,000EOD Trailing / EOD -> static +$100 after buffer$1,25080/20 sim; 90/10 live$120

Funded Futures Network trading hours and news rules

Flat by 4:50 PM EST daily and over the weekend (holding past it fails the account); Exhibition and funded accounts must be flat 1 minute before to 1 minute after tier-1 events (evaluations unrestricted).

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

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