Leveraged $50K Sprint

1-step, paid once.

As of November 5, 2026, the Leveraged $50K Sprint costs $239 to start as a single payment. You need $1,000 profit before losing $500, with static drawdown. PropTested estimates $719 in typical spend until funded, retries included.

Standard setup

$239one payment
  • Profit target$1,000
  • Max loss$500
  • DrawdownStatic
  • Daily loss$500
  • Consistency, evaluationNone
  • Consistency, fundedNone
  • Activation feen/a
  • Minimum days0
  • Leverage1:30
  • Your split80%
  • PayoutsFirst instant, then 14-day cycle

1% maximum static drawdown in evaluation and Rewards account.

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Source: getleveraged.com, checked 2026-11-05.

$50K plans from other firms

Best-rated $50K plans from other firms, checked 2026-11-05
PlanTypeTo startUntil fundedDrawdownSplit
Leveraged Sprint (this page)1-step$239$719Static80%
The5ers Summer Plan 2 Steps2-step$99$304Static80%
FundedNext Labs Instant FNL-004Instant$149.99$354Trailing balance80%
FundingPips 1 Step Flex1-step$215.20$424Static100%
Moneta Funded 1-Step Daily1-step$142$345Static88%
Orion Funded Orion Nova1-step$356$360Static80%
RZR Funded Instant24Instant$123.50$293Trailing balance80%

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Questions about the Leveraged $50K Sprint

How much is the Leveraged $50K Sprint?

$239 to start as a single payment, checked November 5, 2026.

What are the rules of the Leveraged $50K Sprint?

Make $1,000 without losing $500, measured as static drawdown. The daily loss limit is $500.

How much does it really cost to get funded with the Leveraged $50K Sprint?

About $719 on PropTested's simulation, because roughly 33% of attempts pass at a steady risk per day and a failed attempt is paid again. The sticker price is $239.

What is a good alternative to the Leveraged $50K Sprint?

The5ers Summer Plan 2 Steps at $50K: $99 to start and about $304 until funded, against $719 here.

Every Leveraged size side by side on the Leveraged pricing page, rules on Leveraged rules, payouts on Leveraged payouts.

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