Earn2Trade vs Bulenox: Prices, Rules and Payouts Compared

Earn2Trade and Bulenox sit at the lower end of our rankings for different reasons. Earn2Trade publishes its 50K rules in detail, but its hard daily loss limit and 50% split on smaller withdrawals weigh on its score. Bulenox has a low one-time price and flexible drawdown options, but the official pages we could read did not publish its profit split or payout rules. This comparison uses each firm's official site and help center as checked on November 3, 2026.

Quick verdict

• Choose Earn2Trade if you want every payout rule in writing before you start, weekly withdrawals with no buffer, unrestricted news trading and named platforms such as NinjaTrader or Tradovate.
• Choose Bulenox if you want a one-time fee with no subscription, the option of no daily loss limit (Option 1) or an end-of-day drawdown (Option 2), and you are prepared to confirm payout terms directly with Bulenox.

Side by side

50K account	Earn2Trade	Bulenox
Pricing model	Monthly subscription	One-time fee (30 days of access)
Price (50K, regular)	$170/month (Gauntlet Mini)	$175
Activation fee	$139 LiveSim fee, taken from first withdrawal	Not published on the pages we checked
Account sizes	$50K to $200K (TCP from $25K)	$25K to $150K
Profit split	50% on withdrawals under $2,250, 80% on $2,250+ (50K)	Not published on the pages we checked
Drawdown type	End-of-day in evaluation and LiveSim; trailing on Live	Your choice: Option 1 real-time trailing or Option 2 end-of-day
Daily loss limit	$1,100 on 50K; fails the evaluation	Option 1: none. Option 2: yes, pauses trading (Qualification amounts not published)
Consistency rule	30% (evaluation only)	Not published on the pages we checked
Minimum days	None	None
Payouts	Weekly (Wednesdays) after 5 profitable days, $100 minimum, no buffer	Not published on the pages we checked
Platforms	Tradovate, NinjaTrader, BlackArrow, TradingView, Finamark, DeepCharts	Rithmic-connected, "20+" platforms (not named)
FuturesPro score	5.4 / 10	6.4 / 10

Cost

Earn2Trade's Gauntlet Mini 50K starts at $170 a month. A one-time $139 LiveSim activation fee is deducted from your first withdrawal, not charged up front. Its homepage advertises a 50% discount code, and the smaller Trader Career Path starts at $150 a month for 25K. Earn2Trade did not publish prices for its 100K to 200K Gauntlet Mini sizes on the pages we checked.

Bulenox's 50K Qualification account costs $175 once, with 30 days of access, and its 25K costs $145. Non-professional data is free. A second attempt means a new purchase. Bulenox did not publish a Master account activation fee on the pages we checked. If you pass within a month, the two firms cost about the same at 50K. If you need longer, Earn2Trade's monthly charge and Bulenox's 30-day window both mean paying again.

Rules

Drawdown

Earn2Trade uses a $2,000 end-of-day drawdown on 50K in evaluation and LiveSim, switching to trailing on a Live account. Bulenox lets you pick at purchase: Option 1 is a real-time trailing drawdown that follows open profit, and Option 2 is end-of-day. The Bulenox 50K Qualification drawdown is up to $2,500.

Daily loss limit

This is a major difference. Earn2Trade's $1,100 limit on 50K is a hard rule in evaluation. It counts open and closed P&L plus commissions, and touching it fails the attempt. Bulenox Option 1 has no daily limit. Option 2 has one that pauses trading for the day rather than failing the account, though the Qualification amounts were not published. Our daily loss calculator helps you work out how much room a given limit leaves.

Consistency and minimum days

Earn2Trade uses a 30% consistency rule in evaluation only, and has no minimum days. Breaking the rule does not fail you, but you keep trading until it is met. Bulenox has no minimum days. Its consistency rule for funded payouts was not readable on the pages we checked.

Trading hours and news

Earn2Trade requires positions closed by 3:50 p.m. CT in evaluation and allows news trading with no restrictions. Bulenox's Fast Track page says positions must be closed before 15:59 CT. Its news and weekend answers were not readable on the pages we checked.

Payouts

Earn2Trade processes withdrawals weekly on Wednesdays after five new profitable days ($150 each on 50K), with a $100 minimum and no buffer. The split depends on each withdrawal's size: on 50K, under $2,250 is split 50/50 and $2,250 or more is split 80/20. Each Gauntlet Mini LiveSim account moves to Live after $5,000 of cumulative withdrawals. Provider fees apply, such as Rise's $50 charge outside the US.

For Bulenox, we could not verify the split, payout frequency, minimum, cap or buffer. The help center shows these headings, but the text did not load on the official pages we accessed. Ask Bulenox to confirm them in writing before buying.

Platforms

Earn2Trade lists Tradovate, NinjaTrader, BlackArrow, TradingView, Finamark and DeepCharts, with Rithmic and dxFeed connections. Bulenox runs on Rithmic and advertises "20+ platforms" without naming them.

Who each firm suits

Earn2Trade

Earn2Trade suits steady traders who rarely have one outsized day, can stay well inside a hard daily limit and are happy to batch profits into larger weekly withdrawals to reach the 80% tier. It scores 5.4 out of 10. Earn2Trade also discloses an 8.89% pass rate for 2025.

Bulenox

Bulenox suits cost-conscious traders who want a one-time price and like choosing their drawdown model, and who will verify payout terms before committing. It scores 6.4 out of 10, held back by the missing payout information.

Read our full Earn2Trade review and Bulenox review, compare them in our comparison tool, or see all futures prop firms we rank.

Frequently asked questions

Is Earn2Trade or Bulenox a monthly subscription?

Earn2Trade is monthly. Bulenox Qualification accounts are one-time purchases with 30 days of access.

What happens if I hit the daily loss limit?

At Earn2Trade, the evaluation fails. At Bulenox, Option 1 has no daily limit, and Option 2's limit pauses trading for the day.

What is each firm's profit split?

Earn2Trade pays 50% on 50K withdrawals under $2,250 and 80% on $2,250 or more. We could not verify Bulenox's split from its official pages.

Does either have a minimum number of trading days?

No. Neither Earn2Trade's Gauntlet Mini nor Bulenox Qualification accounts have a minimum.

Can I trade the news?

Earn2Trade says yes, with no restrictions. Bulenox's news answer was not readable on the pages we checked.