Review · Futures
Alpha Futures for US traders
A UK futures prop with a cheap monthly evaluation and no activation fee.
- From
- $89
- $25K Zero
- With code
- No code yet
- list prices only
- Profit split
- 90%
- Time limit
- —
- Billing
- Monthly
- no activation fee
- Since
- —
- United Kingdom
Can a US resident buy this?
Yes. The US isn't on their restricted-country list.
“To be able to trade with us, you need to be either a resident or a citizen of a non-restricted country.” — their own words
- Evidence:
- Firm's own FAQ / terms
- Read on:
- Oct 1, 2026
- State exclusions:
- None stated
Who it suits: Futures traders who want the lowest entry price with no activation fee, and can handle monthly billing and a 40% consistency rule once qualified.
Plans & prices
What it costs
Prices in USD, read on the firm's own site on Oct 1, 2026. No discount code yet: these are list prices.
| Program | $25K | $50K | $100K |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zero1-step · per month · no activation fee | $89 | $139 | $279 |
Rules
What you have to do to get paid
| Zero1-step | |
|---|---|
| Profit target | — |
| Daily loss limit | — |
| Max drawdown | — |
| Drawdown type | — |
| Min. trading days | — |
| Time limit | — |
| Consistency rule | None in evaluation; 40% once qualified |
| Payout cap | — |
| Profit split | 90% |
| Payout cycle | After 5 winning days of $200+ |
Read before you buy
The fine print, in plain English
Taken from their own pages. These are the rules most likely to cost you money.
Unclear whether billing stops after you pass
Their homepage shows $89/month on the qualified side too. We couldn't confirm from their pages whether the subscription continues.
Your platform choice is final
The platform can't be changed after purchase.
Sources
- Alpha Futures: US eligibility ↗read Oct 1, 2026
- Alpha Futures: pricing ↗read Oct 1, 2026
This is a paid evaluation on a simulated account, not a regulated product. “Accepts US residents” means the firm sells to Americans. It does not mean a US regulator oversees it. Rules and prices change, so check the firm’s current terms before you buy. Found something out of date? Tell us and we’ll re-check it.