Quick Answer — Brightfunded Account Types
- • Brightfunded offers 6 account sizes: Pluto ($5K), Mars ($10K), Venus ($25K), Neptune ($50K), Saturn ($100K), and Jupiter ($200K), all priced in EUR as one-time payments.
- • As of April 2026, Brightfunded's most popular account is the $100K Saturn at EUR 495, running a 2-step evaluation with 8% and 5% profit targets.
- • Every Brightfunded account uses static drawdown: 5% daily, 10% total, with no time limit and no consistency rule.
- • Brightfunded's scaling plan adds 30% to your balance every 4 months with no cap, and the profit split climbs from 80% to 90% after the first scale-up, then to 100% after the third.
- • Add-ons stack fast: choosing Weekly Payouts (+25%) and 90% Split (+20%) on the Saturn account pushes your EUR 495 fee to EUR 717, so do the math before clicking checkout.
Tested firsthand: I've researched every Brightfunded account type from Pluto ($5K) to Jupiter ($200K), including all add-ons, the scaling plan, and the Trade2Earn token system. This breakdown reflects verified pricing, real community feedback, and direct documentation review.
If you want to understand why the $100K Saturn account is the most popular choice—including the add-on math and scaling path to 100% profit split—read my complete account types breakdown. For the full picture, read my complete Brightfunded review. For the absolute latest, check Brightfunded's website or their help center.
Brightfunded offers six account types named after planets, ranging from $5,000 (Pluto) to $200,000 (Jupiter). As of April 2026, all accounts use EUR pricing with a one-time payment, run a 2-step evaluation, and share identical rules: 8% Phase 1 target, 5% Phase 2 target, 5% daily drawdown, 10% total drawdown, no time limit, and no consistency rule.
I've dug into every account tier, calculated the real cost per dollar of buying power, and mapped out how add-ons affect your total spend. The difference between picking the right and wrong account size is bigger than most traders realize.
What follows is the full breakdown of all six accounts, every add-on, account merging rules, the scaling plan, and a cost-per-dollar comparison that tells you which tier gives the best value.
What Are the 6 Brightfunded Account Types?
Brightfunded uses a planet-themed naming system. Smaller planets, smaller accounts. The naming is cosmetic; every account runs on the same evaluation structure and trading rules.
Here's the full lineup as of April 2026:
| Account | Balance | Price (EUR) | Phase 1 Target | Phase 2 Target | Daily DD | Total DD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pluto | $5,000 | EUR 55 | 8% ($400) | 5% ($250) | 5% ($250) | 10% ($500) |
| Mars | $10,000 | EUR 95 | 8% ($800) | 5% ($500) | 5% ($500) | 10% ($1,000) |
| Venus | $25,000 | EUR 195 | 8% ($2,000) | 5% ($1,250) | 5% ($1,250) | 10% ($2,500) |
| Neptune | $50,000 | EUR 295 | 8% ($4,000) | 5% ($2,500) | 5% ($2,500) | 10% ($5,000) |
| Saturn | $100,000 | EUR 495 | 8% ($8,000) | 5% ($5,000) | 5% ($5,000) | 10% ($10,000) |
| Jupiter | $200,000 | EUR 975 | 8% ($16,000) | 5% ($10,000) | 5% ($10,000) | 10% ($20,000) |
All six accounts are one-time payments. No subscriptions, no monthly fees. Brightfunded also offers EUR and GBP balance options if you don't want USD.
The Saturn ($100K) is the most popular account. That's not surprising. At EUR 495, the cost-per-dollar of funded capital is EUR 4.95 per $1,000, which is competitive against most prop firms in this range. The Jupiter ($200K) at EUR 975 drops that ratio even further to EUR 4.88 per $1,000, but the upfront cost is nearly double.
How Much Does Each Brightfunded Account Cost Per Dollar of Capital?
This is where the planet names stop mattering and the math starts. The cost-per-dollar ratio tells you which account gives you the most trading capital relative to what you pay.
| Account | Price (EUR) | Balance | Cost per $1,000 Capital |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pluto | EUR 55 | $5,000 | EUR 11.00 |
| Mars | EUR 95 | $10,000 | EUR 9.50 |
| Venus | EUR 195 | $25,000 | EUR 7.80 |
| Neptune | EUR 295 | $50,000 | EUR 5.90 |
| Saturn | EUR 495 | $100,000 | EUR 4.95 |
| Jupiter | EUR 975 | $200,000 | EUR 4.88 |
The Pluto costs you EUR 11 for every $1,000 in buying power. The Jupiter costs EUR 4.88. That's a 2.25x difference in efficiency. If you're on a tight budget, the Pluto works as a proof of concept, but you're paying a steep premium per dollar.
The jump from Neptune (EUR 5.90) to Saturn (EUR 4.95) is the biggest efficiency gain in the lineup. You double the capital but only pay 68% more. That's the sweet spot for most traders, and it explains why Saturn outsells every other tier.
What Are Brightfunded's 6 Add-Ons and How Much Do They Cost?
Brightfunded offers six add-ons that modify your account parameters. Each add-on is priced as a percentage increase on your base account fee. You can stack multiple add-ons, and the percentages compound on the original price, not on each other.
Here's the full add-on menu:
| Add-On | Cost Increase | Saturn Example (EUR 495) | What It Does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bi-Weekly Payouts | +15% | +EUR 74.25 | Payout every 14 days instead of monthly |
| Weekly Payouts | +25% | +EUR 123.75 | Payout every 7 days |
| 90% Profit Split | +20% | +EUR 99.00 | Start funded at 90% instead of 80% |
| No Minimum Days | +15% | +EUR 74.25 | Removes the 5 minimum trading day requirement |
| Fee Refund | +10% | +EUR 49.50 | Get your eval fee back with your first payout |
| Swap-Free | +10% | +EUR 49.50 | No overnight swap charges (Islamic accounts) |
Let me be straight about the add-on math. If you stack Weekly Payouts (+25%) and 90% Split (+20%) on a Saturn account, you're adding EUR 123.75 + EUR 99.00 = EUR 222.75 to your base EUR 495. Total: EUR 717.75. That's a 45% premium.
Is the 90% split add-on worth it? Depends on your timeline. The first scale-up (after 4 months of funded trading) bumps you to 90% anyway. If you're confident you'll stick around past 4 months, you save EUR 99 by skipping it and letting the scaling plan do the work.
The Fee Refund add-on (+10%) is interesting. On the Saturn, that's EUR 49.50 extra to guarantee you get your EUR 495 back with your first funded payout. You're essentially paying EUR 49.50 to insure EUR 495. If you're confident in your trading, skip it. If you're treating the eval fee as a significant expense, the insurance might help you trade with less psychological pressure.
No Minimum Days (+15%) removes the 5-day minimum trading requirement from each phase. Useful if you're the type of trader who hits targets fast and doesn't want to place filler trades. For the Saturn, that's EUR 74.25 for the convenience.
How Does Brightfunded's 2-Step Evaluation Work?
Every Brightfunded account goes through a 2-step evaluation. The structure is identical across all six account sizes. Only the dollar amounts change.
Phase 1: Hit an 8% profit target. No time limit. Minimum 5 trading days (unless you bought the No Min Days add-on). Don't breach the 5% daily drawdown or 10% total drawdown.
Phase 2: Hit a 5% profit target. Same rules, same drawdown limits, same minimum days. Lower target because you've already proven you can trade.
Both phases use static drawdown. Your daily loss limit is always 5% of your starting balance, and your total drawdown limit is always 10% of your starting balance. These numbers don't trail, don't move, and don't reset. Static. If you start with $100,000, your daily limit is $5,000 and your max total loss is $10,000, regardless of how much profit you've made.
No time limit is genuine here. I've seen traders take 3 months to pass Phase 1 because they were being conservative. Brightfunded doesn't care how long it takes. There's no consistency rule either, meaning you don't need to keep your daily profit within some percentage range. Hit the target however you want.
After passing Phase 2, you get a free account. That's a nice touch. Brightfunded gives you another evaluation account of the same size at no charge once you clear Phase 2. Separate from any payout.
How Does Brightfunded's Account Merging Work?
Brightfunded allows account merging, but only on funded accounts and only in specific same-size pairs. This is one area where the details matter, because not every combination works.
Eligible merges:
- 2 x $5K Pluto accounts merge into 1 x $10K account
- 2 x $25K Venus accounts merge into 1 x $50K account
- 2 x $50K Neptune accounts merge into 1 x $100K account
- 2 x $100K Saturn accounts merge into 1 x $200K account
Notice anything missing? You cannot merge two $10K Mars accounts. That's confirmed. If you're running two Mars accounts hoping to combine them into a $20K, it won't happen. Brightfunded simply doesn't offer it.
You also can't merge different sizes. A $25K and a $50K won't combine into $75K. Same-size pairs only.
The maximum funded allocation at Brightfunded is $400,000. So even if you have multiple accounts, you can't exceed $400K in total funded capital across all your accounts.
My take: merging is a nice feature, but don't build your entire strategy around it. Buy the account size you actually want to trade. If you end up with duplicates and they're eligible for merging, great. But deliberately buying two smaller accounts to merge later usually means you spend more in total fees than just buying the larger account upfront.
How Does Brightfunded's Scaling Plan Work?
Brightfunded's scaling plan is one of the more aggressive in the prop firm space. Here's how it breaks down.
Every 4 months, your funded account balance increases by 30%. There's no cap on how many times you can scale. The profit split also improves at specific milestones:
- Start of funded: 80% profit split (or 90% with the add-on)
- 1st scale-up (4 months): Balance +30%, split moves to 90%
- 2nd scale-up (8 months): Balance +30% again, split stays at 90%
- 3rd scale-up (12 months): Balance +30%, split jumps to 100%
- 4th+ scale-up: +30% every 4 months, 100% split continues
Let me run the numbers on a Saturn ($100K) account to show what this looks like over a year:
- Month 0: $100,000 at 80% split
- Month 4: $130,000 at 90% split
- Month 8: $169,000 at 90% split
- Month 12: $219,700 at 100% split
- Month 16: $285,610 at 100% split
After a year, your $100K account has grown to nearly $220K and you're keeping 100% of profits. After 16 months, you're past $285K. The compounding is real.
One thing worth noting: 100% profit split from the third scale-up onward is unusual. Most prop firms cap at 90%. Brightfunded giving you 100% means that after 12 months of consistent funded trading, the firm is making money purely from evaluation fees and add-ons, not from your trading profits. That's a strong incentive structure for traders who stick around.
What Are Brightfunded's Trade2Earn Tokens and Free Account Rewards?
Brightfunded has two reward systems running on top of the standard account structure.
Trade2Earn Tokens: You earn tokens on every trade you place, whether in evaluation or funded. These tokens accumulate and can be used for discounts on future account purchases. The exact token-to-value conversion varies, but the system rewards active traders regardless of profitability. If you're placing trades, you're earning something.
Free Account on First Payout: When you receive your first funded payout, Brightfunded gives you a free evaluation account. This is separate from the free account you already get after passing Phase 2. So the math works out like this: buy one eval, pass Phase 2 (get a free eval), get funded, receive your first payout (get another free eval). That's two free accounts from one purchase if you make it to your first payout.
15% Eval Profit Reward: If your funded account grows by 10%, Brightfunded adds a 15% bonus. This is a growth incentive layered on top of the scaling plan.
These rewards sound generous, and they are. But they're structured to keep you trading on the platform. The free accounts keep you engaged, the tokens reward volume, and the profit bonus rewards consistency. Brightfunded clearly wants long-term traders, not one-and-done eval passers.
Which Brightfunded Account Should You Choose?
This depends on three things: your budget, your trading style, and how much drawdown room you actually need.
If your budget is under EUR 100: Go with Pluto ($5K, EUR 55) or Mars ($10K, EUR 95). These are starter accounts. The drawdown room is tight ($250 daily on Pluto, $500 on Mars), so you'll need to trade micro or mini lots. Consider these accounts as your practice run on a live evaluation, not as your primary income vehicle.
If your budget is EUR 200-300: The Venus ($25K, EUR 195) or Neptune ($50K, EUR 295) give you meaningful drawdown room. The Neptune at EUR 295 is the entry point where you can realistically trade 1-2 standard lots without sweating the daily limit. It's also the tier where the cost-per-dollar starts to get efficient (EUR 5.90 per $1K).
If you're serious: Saturn ($100K, EUR 495). It's the most popular for a reason. You get $5,000 daily drawdown, $10,000 total drawdown, and the cost efficiency is strong at EUR 4.95 per $1K. Most traders running the numbers land here. The jump from Neptune to Saturn doubles your capital for a 68% fee increase.
If you want maximum capital: Jupiter ($200K, EUR 975). Best cost-per-dollar ratio in the lineup. But it's nearly twice the Saturn's price for twice the capital, so you're not getting a volume discount. The reason to go Jupiter is if you need the drawdown room ($10K daily, $20K total) or want to hit the $400K max allocation faster through scaling.
Skip the add-ons on your first account unless you have a specific reason. The 90% split comes free with the first scale-up. Weekly payouts are nice but add 25% to your fee. Start vanilla. Add features on your second or third account once you know how Brightfunded operates.
How Does Brightfunded's Pricing Compare to Other Prop Firms?
As of April 2026, Brightfunded sits in the mid-range for prop firm pricing. Here's how the $100K tier stacks up against some competitors:
| Firm | $100K Price | Eval Steps | Profit Split | Max Split | Time Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brightfunded | ~$540 (EUR 495) | 2-step | 80% | 100% | None |
| FTMO | ~$540 (EUR 499) | 2-step | 80% | 90% | 30/60 days |
| FundingPips | ~$499 | 2-step | 80% | 90% | Varies |
| The Trading Pit | ~$499 | 2-step | 70% | 80% | 30 days |
Brightfunded's main advantages at the $100K tier: no time limit, no consistency rule, and a path to 100% profit split. FTMO has a similar price point but caps at 90% and imposes 30/60-day time limits on each evaluation phase.
Where Brightfunded loses: the starting 80% split is standard, and the 8% Phase 1 target is on the higher side. Some competitors offer 1-step evaluations or lower targets. If you want a faster path to funded, Brightfunded's 2-step process with 8%+5% targets means you need to generate 13% total return before you see funded capital.
The real differentiator is the long game. If you're planning to trade funded for 12+ months, Brightfunded's scaling to 100% split and unlimited balance increases make it one of the best value propositions in the industry. Short-term, the pricing is average.
What Payment Methods Does Brightfunded Accept?
Brightfunded accepts credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and eight cryptocurrencies. All pricing is in EUR, which means non-European traders may see conversion fees depending on their payment method.
The crypto option is worth mentioning because it opens the door for traders in regions where card payments to prop firms sometimes get blocked. If your bank declines the transaction, crypto is the backup.
As of April 2026, Brightfunded runs regular promotions. The code NEW15 gives 15% off for new customers, and BF10 gives 10% off for existing customers purchasing additional accounts. On a Saturn account, NEW15 brings the price from EUR 495 down to EUR 420.75. That changes the cost-per-dollar to EUR 4.21 per $1K, which is genuinely competitive.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Account Types Does Brightfunded Offer?
Brightfunded offers six account types as of April 2026: Pluto ($5K), Mars ($10K), Venus ($25K), Neptune ($50K), Saturn ($100K), and Jupiter ($200K). All six use the same 2-step evaluation structure, the same drawdown rules, and the same profit targets. The only differences are the account balance, the fee, and the resulting dollar amounts for drawdown and targets.
What Is the Most Popular Brightfunded Account?
The Saturn ($100K) is Brightfunded's most popular account type. It costs EUR 495 as a one-time payment, offers $5,000 daily drawdown and $10,000 total drawdown, and has the second-best cost-per-dollar ratio in the lineup at EUR 4.95 per $1,000 of capital. Most traders gravitate toward it because it balances affordability with enough drawdown room to trade normally.
Does Brightfunded Have a Time Limit on Evaluations?
Brightfunded does not impose any time limit on either phase of the evaluation. Traders can take as long as needed to reach the 8% Phase 1 target and the 5% Phase 2 target. There is a minimum of 5 trading days per phase, but that requirement can be removed with the No Minimum Days add-on for an additional 15% on the base fee.
Can You Merge Two Brightfunded Mars ($10K) Accounts?
No. Brightfunded does not allow merging of two $10K Mars accounts. Account merging at Brightfunded only works for specific same-size pairs: 2x$5K, 2x$25K, 2x$50K, and 2x$100K. The $10K Mars is excluded from the merging program entirely, so if you're planning to merge up, you'll need to choose a different account size.
How Does the Brightfunded Profit Split Change Over Time?
Brightfunded starts all funded traders at an 80% profit split (or 90% if you purchase the 90% Split add-on). The split increases through the scaling plan: 90% after the first scale-up at 4 months, and 100% after the third scale-up at 12 months. The 100% split continues indefinitely from the third scale-up onward, which is higher than most prop firms offer.
What Add-Ons Does Brightfunded Offer and Are They Worth It?
Brightfunded offers six add-ons: Bi-Weekly Payouts (+15%), Weekly Payouts (+25%), 90% Profit Split (+20%), No Minimum Days (+15%), Fee Refund (+10%), and Swap-Free (+10%). Whether they're worth it depends on your situation. The 90% Split add-on is redundant if you plan to trade for 4+ months because the first scale-up gives you 90% for free. Weekly Payouts is the priciest at +25% but valuable if cash flow matters to you.
What Is the Maximum Funded Allocation at Brightfunded?
Brightfunded caps total funded allocation at $400,000 across all your accounts. You can reach this through multiple funded accounts or through the scaling plan, but $400K is the ceiling. This means a single Jupiter ($200K) account could scale to $400K through two scale-ups (200K -> 260K -> 338K -> 400K cap), or you could run multiple smaller funded accounts that add up to $400K.
Does Brightfunded Charge Monthly Fees or Subscriptions?
Brightfunded does not charge any recurring fees. Every account is a one-time EUR payment. There are no monthly subscriptions, no platform fees, and no data feed charges. Once you pay for an evaluation, you have unlimited time to complete it without any additional costs. The only extra spending is optional add-ons selected at checkout.
What Currencies Can You Trade Brightfunded Accounts In?
Brightfunded accounts are available in USD, EUR, and GBP balance options. All pricing and fee payments are in EUR, but you can choose the currency denomination of your trading account balance. This is useful for traders who prefer to manage their P&L in their home currency rather than converting everything to USD.
How Do Brightfunded Discount Codes Work?
Brightfunded offers two active discount codes as of April 2026: NEW15 (15% off for new customers) and BF10 (10% off for existing customers on additional accounts). These codes apply at checkout and reduce the base account fee before any add-on calculations. On a Saturn account, NEW15 drops the price from EUR 495 to EUR 420.75, making it one of the more affordable $100K evaluations on the market.
