WEBSITES FOR FUTURES PROP FIRMS

Websites for futures prop firms.

Futures traders compare firms on a handful of numbers: account size, price and billing, trailing drawdown type, contract limits, activation fees and payout rules. They notice when a site hides one of them. We design futures sites that put those numbers where a trader looks first, explain each rule with a worked example, and keep the language right: ticks and points, not pips.

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01Futures

What do futures traders check before they buy?

They check how the drawdown trails, whether it locks, what the contract limits are, what the evaluation costs per month or once, and whether there is an activation fee. A futures pricing table that leaves any of these behind a click loses the comparison to a firm that shows them.

Billing model shown next to the price
End-of-day vs intraday trailing drawdown, drawn on a chart
Contract and scaling limits per account size
Activation and reset fees stated, not discovered

02Futures

Which notices does a futures firm's site need?

Futures firms commonly carry the CFTC Rule 4.41 hypothetical-performance legend and a note on how market data is billed. We build these into the footer, the pricing table and the payout pages as editable copy, and your own lawyer confirms the final wording.

Hypothetical-performance legend where results are mentioned
Market-data fee notes beside the price
Simulated-account language on every plan

03Futures

What happens when a platform changes?

Futures platforms change fast, and every change means rewriting the platform, onboarding, FAQ and rules pages. We build those pages from one data file, so moving from one platform or data feed to another is an edit, not a redesign.

Platform pages for Rithmic, Tradovate, NinjaTrader and Volumetrica setups
Download and login pages per platform
FAQ answers that update with the platform data

Included

What you get.

Futures pricing table with billing model, drawdown type and contract limits
Trailing drawdown pages with drawn examples
Platform, download and login pages
Hypothetical-performance and data-fee notices as editable copy
Everything in the plan you choose

Who it's for

Built for firms like these.

Futures evaluation firms launching or re-launching

Forex firms adding a futures program

Firms moving platform after a vendor change

Features

What goes into it.

Feature

Challenge pricing table

The table traders compare first: program, size, price, target, daily and maximum loss and split, readable in ten seconds on a phone.

Feature

Rules pages

Rules a trader can read one way: one page per rule, worked examples from your own numbers, and a table of which rules apply to which plan.

Questions

Asked before every build.

Do you build for futures firms on any platform?

Yes. We build the website, not the platform, so it works with Rithmic, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Volumetrica and other setups. Your site links to your dashboard's sign-up, checkout and login, and we write the platform pages from your vendor's documentation.

Can you explain end-of-day drawdown clearly?

Yes, with a drawn example on the same equity line as intraday trailing drawdown, computed from your own account sizes. A trader can see exactly where the floor sits and when it stops trailing before they buy.

Will you write the CFTC 4.41 legend for us?

We place the standard hypothetical-performance legend and data-fee notes where futures firms usually carry them, as editable copy. That is not legal advice, and your own lawyer should confirm the final wording for your firm.

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Service

Your firm, built to look inevitable.

Tell us about your models, platforms and markets. We reply within one business day with a scope and a fixed quote.

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