This is a list of ten US futures prop firms, each with the terms it publishes on its own pages, quoted verbatim with the date read. It is shorter than most lists you will find, and this page explains exactly why, because the gaps in a list of this kind are as informative as the entries.
What is in the list
Topstep, Take Profit Trader, Bulenox, My Funded Futures, TradeDay, Tradeify, OneUp Trader, Earn2Trade, Uprofit and Funded Futures Family. Each carries the terms this site could fetch from that firm's own page and match word for word: the profit split where published, the advertised entry price where published, the drawdown rule in the firm's own words, and the payout cadence. Every cell has a source URL and the date it was read.
What is not, and why
Apex Trader Funding, Elite Trader Funding and TickTickTrader answer our requests with HTTP 403. Funded Futures Network and Pure Futures do not answer at all. Apex is among the largest firms in this market by any measure, so its absence is not a small gap. These five are named on the index with the reason rather than omitted silently, because a list that looks complete and is not is worse than a short list that says so.
How to use a list like this
Do not read it as a ranking, because it is not ordered by anything except what each firm publishes. Read the drawdown column first and decide which shape you can trade inside, then use the split column only to confirm what it will confirm: that eight of the ten publish 90% and the column has no spread. Then check the reset price on the firm's own page, since that is the charge you will pay most often.
Questions people ask about futures prop firms list
How many futures prop firms are there in the US?
More than fifteen. This list carries the ten whose own pages we can read and names five more that we cannot, which is a lower bound rather than a count of the market.
Is this list ranked?
No. Firms are grouped by the rules they publish and nothing is ordered by commission, payment or preference.
How often is it updated?
The catalogue is rebuilt against the firms' live pages, and a firm that changes a quoted term makes the rebuild fail rather than leaving a stale figure on the page.