Question 1

Is it really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The simulator is $0 to use, and that's not changing. If paid features show up later (advanced analytics, extra firms), the core simulator stays free.

Question 2

Which prop firms work?

Accepted Answer

Apex, Topstep, MyFundedFutures, Take Profit Trader, and Tradeify. All running their actual end-of-day rules. More firms get added as people ask.

Question 3

Do I need to sign up?

Accepted Answer

Not to try it. Open the simulator, pick a firm, start trading. You can create an account later if you want trades to sync across devices.

Question 4

Can I import from TradingView?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Export your trades as CSV from TradingView and drop the file in. The simulator parses it and runs every trade through the eval rules. Manual entry works too if you'd rather punch them in.

Question 5

How accurate are the rules?

Accepted Answer

1:1 with the real eval. Same trailing drawdown calculation, same DLL, same freeze logic, same profit target. If you'd blow up live, you'd blow up here, and vice versa.

Question 6

Will it guarantee I pass a real eval?

Accepted Answer

No. The simulator gets the rules right; the discipline is on you. Treat it like a flight sim. Practice until the controls feel automatic, but the real flight is still real.

Question 7

Why practice on a simulator before paying for a prop firm eval?

Accepted Answer

Even on sale, blown evals cost real money, and that's the prop firm business model. They profit when you fail, and most traders blow 2–4 evals before passing. Every reset is more revenue for them. This simulator runs the exact same rules for free. Go through your learning curve here, not at their checkout.

Question 8

How is this different from a broker demo account?

Accepted Answer

Demo accounts don't track eval rules. You can trade all day on a demo without knowing you blew your drawdown two hours ago. This simulator runs the exact same end-of-day calculations that Apex, Topstep and the rest use, so when you pass here, you know the rules won't surprise you on the real thing.

Question 9

How much can I save by practicing first?

Accepted Answer

Even at sale prices, 2–4 blown evals cost $70–320. And that's just the eval. Resets, PA activations, and monthly fees stack on top. Here it's $0 to fail as many times as you need. Practice until your rules are automatic, then buy the real one when you're ready.