Current public code: FFF. The homepage advertises 80% off Velocity for the first two uses and 70% afterward. Prime, Premier+ and S2F are advertised at 50% off for the first two uses and 30% afterward. The final checkout controls because the public selector and promotional banner do not always calculate the same way.
Current list prices before the code
| Size | Velocity | Premier+ EOD Standard / FastPass | Premier+ Intraday Standard / FastPass | Prime Standard / Max | S2F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25K | $79 monthly | $119 / $144 | $89 / $114 | $129 / $144 | $329 one time |
| $50K | $125 monthly | $159 / $194 | $119 / $154 | $179 / $204 | $469 one time |
| $100K | $225 monthly | $249 / $299 | $189 / $229 | $279 / $319 | $629 one time |
| $150K | $325 monthly | $459 / $529 | $259 / $319 | $365 / $425 | $734 one time |
The S2F discount display conflict
The homepage banner advertises 50% off S2F, but the public plan selector currently leaves the S2F list price undiscounted. That does not prove the code fails at checkout. It means the banner is not enough evidence for the amount you will pay. Confirm the final total before completing the purchase.
What Standard, FastPass and Max change
Premier+ Standard uses the lower list price and two-day pass route; FastPass uses the higher price and one-day route. Prime Standard uses lower contract limits and price, while Max raises both. The upgrade choice changes more than the fee, so compare the exact rule row before using the headline discount.
How to use code FFF
- Select the product, drawdown option, size and platform.
- Choose Standard, FastPass or Max where offered.
- Enter FFF.
- Confirm the final total, billing frequency and reset price.
- Save the receipt and plan rules before the first trade.
What about FIRST50?
The homepage also displays a separate FIRST50 promotion for a first account and a payout bonus. It is a time-limited campaign, not the durable code used for this page. Compare both offers in the live checkout rather than assuming they stack.
The bottom line
FFF is the public plan-wide code, but there is no honest single discount number. Your product, use count, upgrade and the live checkout determine the price.