BaseScore
The headline number. ROI per difficulty per time-in-market, after payout friction and user parameters. This is the file’s credit score — not a paid badge.
How it Works
The five-point metric system
Fine-tune your search for a prop firm or account based on how you trade and which factor matters most.
ROI
Expected payout versus expected total pay-in on the seat you actually buy. A cheap fail-and-retry shop can still lose this column.
Simplicity
How hard the account is to keep alive: drawdown type, daily loss, TP/MLL ratio, consistency, news windows, EA policy.
PPT
Price per time in market. Higher means a quicker path to a first payout per dollar spent.
DPP
Drawdown per price. More room per fee scores higher. A $49 combine with a $2,000 airbag beats a $49 combine with $500.
Review
Published trader files on this desk, weighted toward payout-verified notes.
Featured homepage slots are commercial. The 0–10 BaseScore is not. If a firm pays for a badge, the five columns still move only when price, rules or payouts move.
Drawdown labels follow the street: EOD (end-of-day trailing), TDD (intraday trailing), SDD (static). Instant funding is a product type, not a score bonus — it usually helps PPT and hurts ROI.