DayTraders Reviews

Thier static and S2F accounts are good. a no-profit-split model that lets funded traders keep everything they make. That alone makes it stand out from firms nibbling 10-20% off every payout. Free real-time data is good. Worth a look if the 100% split appeals to you and you're comfortable being an early adopter.

I had a 25K Static account with DayTraders and overall I had a good experience. I really liked the Static account because the drawdown stays fixed, so you don’t have to worry about it moving up when you make profit. The othere reason was price for 25 k static I paid 40$. I had no major problems while trading with them. The rules are easy enough to understand once you get to them. I think DayTraders is a good option, especially if you like Static accounts.

DayTraders.com seems just as good as many other firms. They allow up to 15 accounts now. Their biggest drawback is lack of Tradovate, they are Rithmic only. Also they have sudo NInjatrader access (via Rhythmic) using their specialized trade copier installed into NT itself, but I didn't risk trying it. Their Rhythmic includes a free Quantower license and I used that instead. I noticed they have a payout page with seemly limited amounts of people actually reaching payout. I appreciate the openness on who and how much they are paying out, but the quantity of people actually using them as a prop firm seems low compared to other firms. I'm sure it's the lack of Tradovate, I can only wonder why they don't have them.

Daytraders.com is great for the serious trader. They have built a in copy trader which allows for easy copy trading.

Daytraders has a decent offering, similar to Apex but with a stable reputation. They offer decent pricing product with a low battery entry, with activation fees. Their payout are paid instantly and offers frequently discounts. This is a good firm to consider if you are looking for cheap evaluation with activation fees.

Overall a very good experience. Accounts are affordable with good and clear enough rules with an active discord community and good enough support team. However, trading platforms they offer aren't that good, could've been better. Felt as if I'm playing games and not executing orders. Except this one lower low everything else is in up trend I'd say. Highly recommended

I like how easy the website is to use. I haven’t had any problems with them and working towards a payout. Their support and discord have been efficient and fast to respond with any questions. They have been running giveaways constantly which is also a great bonus.

Daytraders was created by people formerly at Apex, so you can see a lot of the same dashboard experience between the two firms. I like that they recently allowed you to scale all the way to 15 accounts, but there were also price increases and payout caps included with that. One big downside is that they don't have Tradovate yet, and you can't use NinjaTrader with their Rithmic login. But they do have very fast customer service response on their Discord, and the scalability with the 15 accounts is a plus.

My overall experience with DayTraders has been excellent. The customer support is very fast and helpful, and the trading platforms offered are of the highest quality, ensuring great stability during operations. The only downside where they fall short is the activation fee charged for the funded account. Other than that, the prop firm delivers a very solid service.

I got myself 300k trail account, basically meaning intraday trailing, rules are good, profit to dd ratio is optimal, only thing I think they should improve is their trading platform, they don't have ninjatrader/tradovate, which most firm supports and they are easy to use as compared to ONYX, quanttower, ATAS. Personally me I don't use heat maps/orderflow so for me trading directly from tradingview(tradovate) helps more as compared to complicated trading system.