Side-by-side on the metrics that actually matter: true cost to funded, drawdown type, profit split and payout speed.
Quick verdict
Alpha Futures is $2 cheaper to get funded on a 50K account ($129 vs $131, activation fees included).
Both bill monthly, so both get more expensive the longer you take to pass.
Alpha Futures uses end-of-day drawdown, which is more forgiving than TradeDay's intraday trailing drawdown. Open profit that you give back doesn't count against you.
Alpha Futures has a consistency rule on the funded account, which can hold up payouts after a big day. TradeDay doesn't. Rule: 50% eval, 40% funded.
TradeDay pays out faster (after 1 day, $250 minimum vs after 5 trading days).
Alpha Futures allows trading during news. TradeDay restricts it.
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