Firm-page numbers · FundedNext checked 2026-10-18, others 09-26 and 09-27
THE PRICE YOU SEE IS ATTEMPT #1.
If you only budget for the first try, a reset is a second bill you did not plan for. Put the real number on paper first.
One failed 50K attempt adds $82.99 at FundedNext, $109 at FTMO and $109 at Alpha Futures.
From our FundedNext, FTMO and Alpha Futures firm pages (list prices; FundedNext re-checked 2026-10-18, FTMO and Alpha 2026-09-26 and 09-27).
Do the math before the first try
Check FundedNext's reset fee and total →Use code TRUECOST, then check your total at checkout
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See FTMO's reset price (no code) →No discount code applies. Partner link at the normal price. #ad
Run my own number ↓The number nobody puts on the button
A reset is a normal part of how these evaluations are priced. The painful part is not the fee, it is meeting it for the first time after you've started. Meet it now, on paper, and it stops being a surprise.
| Total paid after… | FundedNext | FTMO | Alpha Std |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 resets | $141.99 | $119 | $129 |
| 1 reset | $224.98 | $228 | $238 |
| 2 resets | $307.97 | $337 | $347 |
| 3 resets | $390.96 | $446 | $456 |
Our arithmetic from the list prices above: evaluation + (resets × reset fee), 50K plans, no discounts. FTMO and Alpha bill monthly until you pass, so a slow pass costs more than shown. FundedNext's evaluation ($141.99) and reset ($82.99) were re-read on its official Flex 50K page on 2026-10-18. Always confirm at checkout.
How many tries are you really budgeting for?
List prices from the table above. It is arithmetic, not a forecast, and nothing you move here is sent anywhere.
#ad Affiliate link: we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We have not verified a specific discount for this code. Read the total before you pay.
The reset price that jumps after you qualify
Alpha Futures 25K Zero: evaluation reset $79 | Qualified-account reset $399
Source: alpha-futures.com plan list, fetched 2026-10-17 (50K Zero Qualified reset $499, 100K $799). That is the Zero plan; our Standard-plan numbers are above.
Passing the evaluation is not the finish line for fees: the same firm lists a much higher reset once the account is qualified. Know both lines before you pay. See the full Alpha reset breakdown →
Three questions that take two minutes
- What is the reset on the exact plan I'm buying? Read it on the firm's own page, not a headline.
- Can I afford the sticker plus one reset without it hurting? If not, the plan is bigger than your budget, not your skill.
- Do I pay monthly until I pass? If yes, add what a slow month costs.
Careful traders do this before paying, not after. That is the whole habit.
Know the real number, then decide.
Pick the one with the total you can live with
Check FundedNext's reset fee and total →Use code TRUECOST, then check your total at checkout
#ad Affiliate link: we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We have not verified a specific discount for this code. Read the total before you pay.
See FTMO's reset price (no code) →No discount code applies. Partner link at the normal price. #ad
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Quick answers
Is a reset the same as buying a new evaluation?
Not always. Some firms sell a reset at a lower price than a new evaluation, some do not offer one. Our pages show the reset line where the firm lists it and say "check the official site" where we have not verified it.
Does your partner code change these totals?
No. The totals use list prices. Code TRUECOST is entered at FundedNext's checkout; we have not verified a specific discount, so read your total before you pay. FTMO and Alpha Futures have no code.
Are these numbers a prediction that I will fail?
No. A first-try pass is the best case and a reset is a possible case. Most participants in paid evaluations do not receive payouts, so we show the full bill instead of a forecast.