The5ers
This is the parent The5ers brand's overall Trustpilot rating (CFD + futures combined) -- the futures-specific sub-brand launched 2025 and doesn't yet have its own separate, large review base.
1-step evaluation (6% target) then funded (4% target, scales via 10% profit milestones). EOD drawdown, 40% consistency, 2 mini/20 micro contracts at every size.
Day Trade $25K
Evaluation80% profit split
Firm notes
Multi-asset prop firm; futures arm modeled here. One account type found with confirmed numbers: "Day Trade" -- 1-step evaluation, 4 sizes ($25K/$50K/$100K/$150K). A "Swing Program" was also mentioned with near-identical numbers (6% eval / 4% funded target, 4% max loss, EOD drawdown, 40% consistency) but the only clearly DIFFERENT rule found for it was "weekend holding not allowed" -- not modeled as a separate account type since no other genuinely distinct number was confirmed, flagged for the owner to check if Swing really is a separate purchasable product with its own price. Choice of "Basecamp" (activation fee once funded) vs "Rebate" (no activation fee) programs was mentioned in general search results but not confirmed with its own numbers on the page fetched directly -- not modeled as a toggle this round. Real gap: only ONE program fee ($59) was returned when asked for a per-size table -- not confirmed whether this applies to all 4 sizes or just one. Left NULL rather than guessed. Real mechanic, confirmed: profit target drops from 6% (evaluation) to 4% (funded) -- once funded, scales up by 5% buying power + 1 mini/10 micro contracts every time a 10% profit milestone is hit, up to a $500K simulated account. First payout capped at 50% of profits; 80/20 split otherwise. Source: the5ers.com/futures/, fetched directly, reviewed 2026-09-04. CORRECTION 2026-09-06: founded_year updated from 2016 to 2025. The5ers' parent company was founded in 2016, but that's a forex/CFD prop firm — its FUTURES product ("Day Trade," on its own Black Arrow platform) didn't launch until 2025. The trust score's "years in operation" is meant to measure futures track record specifically, so the parent company's much longer forex history doesn't count here.