Đánh Giá & So Sánh Prop FirmPhân Tích Khách Quan, Dựa Trên Dữ Liệu

Proprietary (prop) trading firms provide traders with company capital to trade financial markets. The typical flow: you pay an evaluation fee, pass a challenge by meeting profit targets without exceeding drawdown limits, then receive a funded account. Profits are split between you and the firm. Key metrics to compare: drawdown rules (trailing vs static vs EOD), profit targets, payout frequency, and allowed trading instruments. PropMason tracks all these data points across dozens of firms to help you make informed decisions.

PropMason uses a purely data-driven scoring system with zero affiliate bias. The overall score (0-10) is computed from quantitative factors including: maximum drawdown percentage, daily drawdown limits, profit split ratio, profit-to-drawdown ratio (PD ratio), minimum and maximum account sizes, evaluation steps required, payout frequency and minimums, allowed trading tools (EA, HFT, copy trading), platform availability, average spreads, and historical rule change frequency. We also monitor for silent rule changes that firms make without announcement, which negatively impacts their score.

PropMason operates with complete independence from prop trading firms. We do not accept payment for higher rankings, we do not use affiliate links that could incentivize positive reviews, and we do not publish sponsored content. Our revenue model does not depend on prop firms. All data displayed is sourced directly from official firm websites, terms of service documents, and publicly available information. When firms change their rules, our detection system flags the change and records it in the public changelog, whether the firm announced it or not.

Our automated monitoring system crawls prop firm websites, terms pages, and FAQ sections daily. When a rule change is detected (e.g., drawdown limit changed from 5% to 4%), it's logged with the old value, new value, detection date, source URL, and change type (announced vs silent vs detected). The public changelog on each firm's page shows the complete history. Page data is statically generated and revalidated hourly (ISR) to balance freshness with performance. Manual reviews happen weekly for qualitative data like risk analysis and editorial summaries.

The comparison feature at /compare allows you to select multiple prop firms and view all their metrics in a structured side-by-side table. Compared dimensions include: evaluation structure (steps, targets, time limits), risk management (drawdown type, max drawdown, daily limits), economics (profit split, payout frequency, payout minimums), trading conditions (spreads, platforms, allowed tools), and overall scores. You can share comparison links with others. The comparison data uses the same cached dataset as the main listings, so it's always up-to-date.