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Almost every prop firm sells its evaluations with a discount of some kind. Some run site-wide sales, some accept partner codes, and many do both. A code takes ten seconds to use, but a few small details decide whether it actually saves you money.
Where the code goes
Pick your plan and account size first, then look for a box labelled coupon, promo code or discount code on the checkout page. Paste the code — for example SCOUT — and press apply. The total should update before you enter any payment details.
If you can't see a box, it's often hidden behind a small "Have a coupon?" link under the order summary.
Why a code sometimes doesn't apply
- The plan is excluded. Firms sometimes leave out their newest or cheapest plans.
- A bigger sale is already running. Most firms accept one discount per order. If a 30% site-wide sale is live, a smaller code won't stack on top of it.
- It's typed wrong. Codes are exact. Check for spaces before or after when you paste.
- It's for new customers only. Some codes work on your first purchase only.
Do codes stack with sales?
Usually not. Treat it as a choice: apply the code, note the total, remove it, and compare with the sale price. Use whichever gives the lower final number.
Check the final price, not the percentage
A percentage off a monthly subscription saves less than it sounds if you need three months to pass. And a plan that refunds its fee with your first payout can be cheaper overall than a discounted plan that doesn't. Compare plans in cost per $1,000 of funding and add any activation fee — our cost per $1K calculator does the maths.
A quick checklist
- Choose the plan and size that suit your trading first — a discount on the wrong plan is still the wrong plan.
- Apply the code and confirm the total updates.
- Compare with any running sale and keep the lower price.
- Read the refund and reset terms before you pay.
Every firm we list has its own coupon page with the code, what it covers and every plan's price.