TradeDay vs Tradeify: Which Prop Firm Is Better in 2026?

    A side-by-side comparison of TradeDay and Tradeify on the Fundify Score, pricing, profit split, drawdown model and payouts. Tradeify currently rates higher by Fundify Score. The FUNDIFY code applies each firm’s current discount.

    Reviewed by the Fundify Editorial Team · Methodology · Editorial policy · Last updated August 8, 2026

    TradeDayTradeify
    Fundify Score69/100 (B)71/100 (B+)
    From (with FUNDIFY)$125$87
    Current discount40% off
    Profit split50/50 below $4k net profit, 80/20 above $4k net profit, 90/10 in Funded Live90%
    Drawdown modelIntradayEOD
    PayoutsDailyDaily
    Max allocation6 accounts$5,000
    TypeFuturesFutures

    Key differences

    • Tradeify is cheaper to start — from $87 vs $125 (a $38 difference) with code FUNDIFY.
    • Tradeify has the higher profit split (90% vs 50/50 below $4k net profit, 80/20 above $4k net profit, 90/10 in Funded Live), so you keep more of what you earn.
    • Drawdown models differ: TradeDay uses Intraday, while Tradeify uses EOD — often the deciding factor for active traders.
    • Tradeify has the bigger live discount right now — 40% off vs no current discount, both via code FUNDIFY.

    Our verdict

    Flat split vs earned split

    The split structures are philosophically different. Tradeify pays a flat 90% from the start. TradeDay makes you earn it: 50/50 on your first $4,000 of net profit, 80/20 after that, and 90/10 once in its funded live stage. For a trader planning small early withdrawals, that first-$4,000 tranche at 50/50 is a real cost; for a trader who scales into the live stage, the end state converges.

    Rules and risk model

    Tradeify runs end-of-day drawdown with a 40% consistency rule. TradeDay runs intraday drawdown with a stricter 30% consistency requirement — but it counters with a serious trading-desk pedigree: three years operating, daily payouts, and the deepest professional platform stack in this matchup (NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Jigsaw).

    Bottom line

    Choose Tradeify to keep more of your early profits under the friendlier EOD model. Choose TradeDay if you want a desk-style environment and professional tooling, and your equity curve is steady enough to live inside a 30% consistency band under intraday drawdown.

    Which should you choose?

    Choose TradeDay if you prefer its drawdown model or payout schedule shown in the table above.

    Choose Tradeify if you want a lower entry cost, a higher profit split (90%), a bigger current discount (40% off) and a higher overall Fundify Score.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is TradeDay or Tradeify better?
    By the Fundify Score, Tradeify rates higher (71/100 (B+)). Both list verified pricing and the FUNDIFY discount on Fundify — the better choice depends on your priorities (cost, drawdown model, payout speed).
    Which is cheaper, TradeDay or Tradeify?
    Tradeify is cheaper to start, from $87 with code FUNDIFY versus $125 for TradeDay.
    Which has the higher profit split?
    Tradeify offers the higher profit split (90%) compared with 50/50 below $4k net profit, 80/20 above $4k net profit, 90/10 in Funded Live at TradeDay.
    How do payouts compare?
    TradeDay pays out daily, while Tradeify pays out daily. Check each firm's first-payout rules on its review page before deciding.

    Read the full reviews: TradeDay · Tradeify · How the Fundify Score works

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