Earn2Trade payout calculator
The Earn2Trade payout calculator works off a split set by the size of each withdrawal, not by your total profit. Enter a request amount and the split it falls under to see what you keep at 80% versus 50%, and what splitting one request into two costs you.
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Earn2Trade pays 80% above the $3,000 threshold
and 50% below it
On the $100K account, a request at or above $3,000 pays you 80%. A request below $3,000 pays you 50%. Same account, same profit, same trader — the number that moves is the size of the request.
Earn2Trade sets it every time you press withdraw, rather than once when the account is funded.
This is why the headline "80%" on comparison tables (including our own) is only the best case. It is accurate for a trader who withdraws in size, and misleading for one who takes money out weekly in small amounts.
Two $1,500 requests pay you $1,500;
one $3,000 request pays $2,400
Say you have made $3,000 and want it out. Requested in one go, you keep $2,400. Requested as two $1,500 payouts because you wanted some out early, you keep $1,500.
That is $900 of your own profit, given up to nothing but withdrawal mechanics. The trade-off is that profit left in the account is still exposed to the drawdown floor until it is withdrawn, so waiting is not free either.
Earn2Trade is a firm this site earns a referral from, which is exactly why the 50% case is on this page rather than the 80% headline alone. The disclosure in the footer explains how that money works.
Five withdrawal rules decide when
Gauntlet Mini profit leaves the account
The split decides your share. These decide when the money can leave, and how much of it.
The split is per withdrawal, not per account
This is what separates Earn2Trade from almost every firm it is compared against. On the $100K account, a request at or above $3,000 pays 80% and a request below it pays 50%. Nothing about your history, tenure or lifetime profit changes that — only the size of the request in front of you.
Weekly payouts, with a Friday cut-off
Payouts run every Wednesday, and the request has to be in by 2:00 PM CT on the preceding Friday. Miss the cut-off and the money waits a full week, which matters when you are sizing a request around the threshold.
$100 minimum, $5,000 per-request cap on LiveSim
The floor is $100 and LiveSim withdrawals are capped at $5,000 per request on every tier. The cap is why a large profit cannot always leave in one go, and each capped request is judged against the split threshold on its own.
The $139 activation fee comes out of your first payout
It is not charged when you sign up. It is deducted from your first successful withdrawal, so your first payout is always $139 lighter than this calculator shows. Every payout after that is unaffected.
No consistency rule on the funded account
The 30% best-day cap applies during the evaluation only — Earn2Trade’s funded LiveSim and Live cards state no consistency requirement. So unlike several competitors, a single outsized winning day cannot hold up a funded payout here.
The Earn2Trade payout calculator splits
the profit figure you give it
It splits the figure you give it at the rate you set. It does not know which side of the threshold your request falls on, so you pick the split yourself and run it twice to compare. It also does not deduct the $139 activation fee, check the $5,000 LiveSim cap, or know whether your account is eligible to withdraw at all.
The $3,000 threshold quoted throughout this page is the verified figure for the $100K account. Other tiers have their own thresholds and we have not verified those individually, so confirm yours in your own Earn2Trade dashboard before you size a request around it. That link is a referral, disclosed in the footer, and the coupon quantproptrader applies at checkout. Terms last checked July 2026.
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A split only matters on profit the account kept, which is the Earn2Trade drawdown calculator's job, and on an evaluation you cleared, where the 30% consistency cap applies. The whole rulebook sits on the Earn2Trade rules page. The prop firm payout calculator runs the same engine for firms that scale a split over time instead, the earnings calculator turns one withdrawal into a monthly figure, and the evaluation cost calculator prices the months of subscription it took to get here.
Payout calculator, all firms
The same engine with milestone scaling switched on, for the firms that raise your split over time instead of per request.
02Earn2Trade drawdown calculator
The split only matters if the account survives. See where the end-of-day floor sits and when it locks at your starting balance.
03Prop firm earnings calculator
What a funded account pays over months once the split, the fees and your real odds of keeping it are all applied.