Take Profit Trader $50K vs Lucid Trading LucidFlex $50K: Full Rule-by-Rule Comparison

Quick answer: As of July 19, 2026, both $50K plans share a $3,000 profit target, $2,000 end-of-day drawdown in evaluation, and no daily loss limit. The models split from there: Lucid LucidFlex is a one-time $140 ($98 with code GORILLA) that can be passed in 2 days with no consistency rule, while Take Profit Trader is $170 per month ($102 with code GORILLA) with a 5-day minimum. Once funded, LucidFlex pays 90/10 in structured cycles (5 winning days of $150, capped at 50% of balance up to $2,000), while Take Profit Trader pays 80% (90% with PRO+) with daily withdrawals above its buffer and 6 contracts of size. Cheapest, fastest path to funded favors Lucid; payout frequency and size favor Take Profit Trader.

The Matchup at a Glance

• Take Profit Trader $50K: $170 per month ($102 with code GORILLA), $0 activation, Trustpilot 4.3 (9,963 reviews).
• Lucid Trading LucidFlex $50K: $140 one-time fee ($98 with code GORILLA), $0 activation, Trustpilot 4.6 (4,757 reviews).

Evaluation Rules Compared

Neither evaluation has a consistency rule or a daily loss limit, and both target $3,000 under a $2,000 end-of-day drawdown. The difference is time and billing: LucidFlex can be finished in 2 trading days on a one-time fee, while Take Profit Trader requires at least 5 days on a subscription that renews monthly until you pass.

For pure speed-to-funded and cost certainty, LucidFlex has the edge. Take Profit Trader compensates with 6 contracts of evaluation size versus Lucid's 4 minis.

Funded Rules Compared

Funded life looks very different on the two plans:

• Withdrawal rhythm: Take Profit Trader allows daily payouts of anything above its buffer after as little as one trading day. LucidFlex works in cycles — 5 winning days of at least $150, then a payout of up to 50% of balance capped at $2,000.
• Split: LucidFlex pays 90/10 outright; Take Profit Trader pays 80%, or 90% with the paid PRO+ upgrade.
• Drawdown behavior: LucidFlex keeps the friendlier end-of-day calculation once funded; Take Profit Trader trails intraday until its buffer is reached.

Which Plan Should You Choose?

Choose Take Profit Trader $50K if payout frequency is everything: daily withdrawals above the buffer, no consistency rule anywhere, and 6 contracts of size — worth the 80% base split and monthly billing.

Choose Lucid LucidFlex $50K if you want the cheapest, fastest route to a funded account: $98 one-time with code GORILLA, a 2-day minimum pass, an $85 reset, a 90/10 split, and end-of-day drawdown throughout.

It's structured 90/10 cycles at Lucid versus pay-me-daily flexibility at Take Profit Trader.

FAQ

Which is cheaper: Take Profit Trader $50K or Lucid LucidFlex $50K?

Lucid LucidFlex: $98 one-time with code GORILLA (list $140) versus $102 per month with code GORILLA at Take Profit Trader (list $170/month), which keeps billing until you pass. Lucid's reset is also cheaper: $85 vs $100.

Do both plans use end-of-day drawdown?

In evaluation, yes — both use a $2,000 EOD drawdown with no daily loss limit. Once funded, LucidFlex stays end-of-day while Take Profit Trader's drawdown trails intraday until the buffer is reached.

Which plan is easier to pass?

Lucid LucidFlex is the faster pass: a 2-day minimum versus 5 at Take Profit Trader, with no consistency rule on either plan. Take Profit Trader offers more size while you do it (6 contracts vs 4 minis / 40 micros).

Which plan pays more once funded?

LucidFlex keeps more per dollar at 90/10 versus Take Profit Trader's 80% (90% with PRO+). Take Profit Trader pays far more often — daily above the buffer — while LucidFlex pays in cycles capped at $2,000 per payout.

Data captured from the Prop Firm Gorilla comparison tool on July 19, 2026. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy, but always verify rules and pricing directly with each firm before purchasing — prop firm rules change frequently.