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FundingPips vs Alpha Capital: which challenge is cheaper to get funded?

Both firms' $100K challenges, with rules checked on their own sites, put through the same 20,000 simulated attempts.

Independent. Rules checked on each firm's own site. Ranking is never paid for.

For a trader with 45% win rate, 1:2 R:R, 1% risk per trade, 2 trades a day on a $100K account, Alpha Capital is the cheaper route to funded: Alpha Pro 10% costs $468 on average, failed attempts included, against $536 for FundingPips' 1-Step Flex · 2% daily, about $68 less. Change the trader and the answer can flip, which is why the calculator exists.

Head to head

best plan of each · $100K
FundingPipsAlpha Capital
Cheapest route to funded1-Step Flex · 2% dailyAlpha Pro 10%
Fee$529$447
Pass chance99%96%
Trading days (median pass)1419
Avg. to funded$536$468
Target12%10% → 5%
Daily loss2%5%
Max loss12% static10% static
Min. daysnone1 per phase
Trustpilot4.54.5

Reference trader: 45% win rate, 1:2 R:R, 1% risk per trade, 2 trades a day, no extra trading costs, 20,000 simulated attempts per plan, $100K accounts unless shown otherwise. Avg. to funded is the fee divided by the pass chance: what you spend on average, failed attempts included, before you hold a funded account. How the simulation works.

By challenge type

TypeFundingPipsAlpha CapitalCheaper
1-step1-Step Flex · 2% daily$536 · 99% passAlpha One 6%$649 · 61% passFundingPips
2-step2-Step Pro$566 · 82% passAlpha Pro 10%$468 · 96% passAlpha Capital

Pass chance by risk per trade

the two cheapest routes
Plan0.5% risk1% risk2% risk
1-Step Flex · 2% dailyFundingPips99%+99%15%
Alpha Pro 10%Alpha Capital99%+96%78%

The reference trader is not you. Run both firms against your own win rate, R:R and risk. The calculator ranks every plan for your numbers.

Run your own numbers

Every FundingPips and Alpha Capital plan at $100K

PlanTargetDailyMax lossFeePass chanceAvg. to funded
Alpha Pro 10%Alpha Capital · 2-step10% → 5%5%10% static$44796%$468
Alpha Pro 6%Alpha Capital · 2-step6% → 6%3%6% static$39782%$482
1-Step Flex · 2% dailyFundingPips · 1-step12%2%12% static$52999%$536
2-Step ProFundingPips · 2-step6% → 6%3%6% static$46682%$566
2-Step Standard · 3% dailyFundingPips · 2-step8% → 5%3%10% static$54496%$569
2-Step FlexFundingPips · 2-step10% → 8%4%12% static$55598%$569
Alpha Pro 8%Alpha Capital · 2-step8% → 5%4%8% static$52791%$579
SwingAlpha Capital · 2-step10% → 5%5%10% static$57796%$604
Alpha One 6%Alpha Capital · 1-step6%3%4% trailing$39761%$649
1-Step Flex · 3% dailyFundingPips · 1-step12%3%12% static$66699%$674
2-Step Standard · 5% dailyFundingPips · 2-step8% → 5%5%10% static$65296%$682
Alpha One 10%Alpha Capital · 1-step10%4%6% trailing$47770%$686
Alpha One 12%Alpha Capital · 1-step12%5%8% trailing$58781%$724

Questions

Is FundingPips or Alpha Capital cheaper?

The lowest $100K fee is $466 at FundingPips and $397 at Alpha Capital. Counting failed attempts, Alpha Capital is cheaper to get funded for a trader with 45% win rate, 1:2 R:R, 1% risk per trade, 2 trades a day: $468 against $536.

Which is easier to pass, FundingPips or Alpha Capital?

For the same trader, the highest pass chance at FundingPips is 1-Step Flex · 2% daily (99%) and at Alpha Capital Alpha Pro 10% (96%). A higher pass chance often costs a higher fee, so check the cost to get funded too.

Which has more drawdown room, FundingPips or Alpha Capital?

The roomiest $100K plan at FundingPips is 2-Step Flex (12% static, daily 4%); at Alpha Capital it is Alpha Pro 10% (10% static, daily 5%). A static maximum loss gives more room than a trailing one of the same size.

Is FundingPips or Alpha Capital rated better on Trustpilot?

FundingPips scores 4.5 and Alpha Capital 4.5 on Trustpilot (checked 4 November 2026).