Prop Firm Tool

Prop Firm Payout Calculator

See exactly what lands in your pocket after the profit split. Enter the gross profit on your funded account and your split percentage to break the payout into your take-home share and the firm's share.

$10,000

Total profit earned on the funded account before the split is applied.

80%

The share of profit the firm pays you. Most prop firms pay between 70% and 90%.

Monthly

How often the firm releases payouts. This labels your take-home, it does not change the split math.

Your take-home payout $8,000.00

On $10,000.00 gross profit at an 80% split, you keep $8,000.00 this monthly payout.

Your share$8,000.00
Firm's share$2,000.00

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The Math

How the profit split works

A prop firm funds the account and keeps part of the profit in exchange. Your take-home is simply the gross profit multiplied by your split percentage; whatever remains is the firm's share. The payout frequency only labels when you collect it.

The higher your split, the more of each winning month you keep. Moving from a 70% to a 90% split on the same $10,000 lifts your take-home from $7,000 to $9,000 — the same trading, a very different paycheck.

Quick Reference

Take-home by split on $10,000 profit

Common prop firm profit splits and what each one leaves you on a $10,000 gross profit.

Profit split Your share Firm's share
70%$7,000.00$3,000.00
75%$7,500.00$2,500.00
80%$8,000.00$2,000.00
85%$8,500.00$1,500.00
90%$9,000.00$1,000.00
100%$10,000.00$0.00

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a prop firm profit split?

It is the share of trading profit a prop firm pays you for trading their funded capital. An 80% split means you keep 80% of the gross profit and the firm keeps the other 20% for providing the account.

How is my take-home payout found?

Multiply the gross profit by your split written as a decimal. On $5,000 profit at a 90% split that is 5,000 × 0.90 = $4,500 to you, leaving $500 as the firm's share.

Does payout frequency change the math?

No. Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly only describes when you collect a payout. The split percentage decides how much of each period's gross profit is yours; the timing simply labels it.

Are fees or drawdown included here?

This tool shows the split on gross profit only. Evaluation fees, refunds, and any drawdown limits vary by firm and are not deducted here. Funded trading carries substantial risk of loss.

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