Tradeify Select Changes: New Payout Caps, 50% Evaluation Option and Sale

The practical answer: Tradeify’s September 1 Select update makes the Daily payout path more competitive at 50K and 100K, makes Flex less generous at those same sizes, and adds a faster—but more expensive—evaluation option. Existing accounts are grandfathered. The changes apply to new Select evaluations purchased on or after September 1, 2026.

Tradeify also launched code SEP, advertised on its homepage as 50% off for two uses and then 30% off, ending September 14 at 11:59 PM EST. The promotion temporarily makes the new 50% consistency option cheaper, but it does not erase the payout-cap trade-off after passing.

The new choice must be labeled precisely: buyers now select either the standard 40% consistency evaluation or the optional 50% consistency evaluation at purchase. This percentage applies during the evaluation only. Select Daily and Select Flex have no funded-stage consistency rule.

One clarification matters: the standard 40% Select list prices have not increased from the prices ComparePropFirms recorded in July. The new pricing layer is an optional 50% consistency add-on, which raises the one-time evaluation price by roughly 25% and can make a two-day pass mathematically possible.

What changed on September 1?

This is not a blanket improvement. It is a rebalance. Traders who intended to choose Select Daily after passing generally gain at 50K and 100K. Traders who intended to choose Flex at 50K, 100K or 150K lose $500 of maximum request capacity on a newly purchased account.

New Select payout caps: old versus new

Select Flex

Flex still requires five qualifying winning days and limits a request to 50% of total profit, subject to the account-size cap. It still has no separate daily loss limit. The lower caps do not mean every request falls by $500; they matter only when the 50%-of-profit calculation would otherwise exceed the new ceiling.

For example, a new 50K Flex account with $4,000 of total profit would still be limited by the 50% formula to $2,000. At $6,000 of total profit, the old cap could permit up to $3,000, while the new cap limits the request to $2,500.

Select Daily

Daily still uses a protected buffer, a daily loss limit, positive cycle-profit controls and a $250 minimum request. Its maximum request is the lowest amount allowed by profit above the protected buffer, two times current-cycle profit and the account-size cap.

That means the higher 50K and 100K caps help only when the other Daily controls permit the larger request. A 50K Daily trader with just $700 above the protected balance cannot request $1,250 merely because the cap increased.

Existing Select accounts keep their old caps

Tradeify’s official Discord announcement says the payout-cap changes apply to new evaluation purchases only and that existing accounts do not change. The dedicated payout-policy page separates accounts purchased before September 1 from accounts purchased after September 1.

That purchase date is now operationally important. Two traders with the same account size and payout path may have different caps because they belong to different cohorts.

Keep the original purchase receipt and take a dated screenshot of the dashboard rules. If the displayed cap does not match the expected cohort, ask Tradeify support for written confirmation before planning a request.

There is also a wording error in the current help article: one line beneath the “purchased after September 1” section repeats “before September 1.” The section headings, listed new caps, worked examples and Tradeify’s official Discord announcement all support the intended old-versus-new split. We would not use the stray sentence to claim that a new account receives the old caps.

The new 50% consistency option costs more

Standard Select still uses a 40% evaluation consistency rule. Under that rule, the best profit day cannot represent more than 40% of total evaluation profit when the account is ready to pass. Tradeify’s new add-on raises the threshold to 50%.

Tradeify’s website now states this directly in its pricing reference: Select uses 40% consistency “during evaluation only,” with an optional 50% Consistency Add-on available at purchase. Its funded payout-policy table lists no consistency rule for either Daily or Flex.

Reset prices also rise with the add-on: $90 at 25K, $135 at 50K, $209 at 100K and $299 at 150K, compared with $75, $109, $169 and $239 on the standard option.

The looser ratio can reduce the minimum practical pass time from three trading days to two. On a 50K account with a $3,000 target:

• Under 40% consistency, the largest day can be no more than $1,200 if the trader finishes exactly at target.
• Under 50% consistency, the largest day can be as high as $1,500 at the same total profit.

This is not a pass guarantee. A trader can still need additional profit if one day exceeds the allowed share, and separate drawdown, conduct and trading rules remain in force. The add-on buys a looser distribution test; it does not buy more drawdown or a higher payout cap.

What does the SEP promotion actually cost?

Tradeify’s homepage displayed the following standard 40% Select prices after the 50% promotion when checked September 1:

Tradeify’s official Discord announcement says the sale covers all accounts except bundles, permits two uses per customer and ends September 14. The live homepage says “50% off 2 time use, then 30% off,” names code SEP and gives the deadline as September 14 at 11:59 PM EST.

The official Discord announcement also gives a concrete add-on example: a Select 50K with the 50% consistency option is $103 during the promotion, versus its $205 list price. Buyers should still treat the final checkout total as controlling, especially for resets, platform choices or an account after the first two discounted uses.

Do not promise bundle stacking. Tradeify’s generic pricing guide says active promo codes can stack with eligible five-account bundles, while the specific official Discord announcement says this SEP sale excludes bundles. The specific offer announcement should control, but the conflicting website language makes checkout or written support confirmation necessary before describing a bundled SEP total.

Do not assume the promotion changes funded rules. A discounted new 50K Flex account still uses the new $2,500 cap, and a discounted new 50K Daily account still uses the new $1,250 cap.

Who benefits—and who gives something up?

The update is better for:

• A new 50K or 100K buyer already planning to choose Daily after passing.
• A trader whose evaluation profit tends to arrive in two similarly sized sessions and who values the 50% consistency option enough to pay the higher list price.
• A short-term buyer who can verify the SEP discount at checkout before the stated deadline.

The update is worse for:

• A new 50K, 100K or 150K buyer choosing Flex primarily for the largest possible request.
• A trader paying for the 50% consistency add-on but whose strategy would already satisfy 40% over three days.
• Anyone comparing only the sale price and ignoring the post-pass rules attached to the purchase cohort.

The 25K plan sees no payout-cap change in either path. At 150K, Daily is unchanged while Flex falls by $500. Those buyers receive no cap-side offset for the Flex reduction.

Should you choose 40% or pay for 50% consistency?

Choose the standard 40% evaluation when you normally spread evaluation profit across at least three sessions and want the lowest list price. Choose the 50% evaluation option when a two-session path materially fits your trading pattern and the time saved is worth the higher cost.

A useful test is to review your last ten profitable sessions. If your best day routinely represents more than 40% but no more than 50% of a target-sized profit window, the add-on changes the math. If your best day is already below 40%, the add-on provides little practical value.

Avoid forcing a two-day pass simply because the rule permits it. Higher concentration can increase the chance that one bad session reaches the end-of-day trailing drawdown. The faster mathematical path should still fit a predetermined risk budget. Once the evaluation is passed, the purchased 40% or 50% choice does not carry into funded consistency: the current Daily and Flex policy lists no funded consistency rule.

Bottom line

For new purchases, Select Daily is now more attractive at 50K and 100K because its request caps rise by $250. Select Flex becomes less attractive at 50K, 100K and 150K because its caps fall by $500. The new 50% consistency option is useful for traders whose evaluation profit naturally fits two balanced days, but it costs roughly 25% more before promotions.

Code SEP makes the entry price temporarily compelling. It should not decide the account by itself. Choose the consistency version and funded payout path on their full rules first, then treat the sale as a time-limited reduction in that chosen plan’s purchase price.

For the deeper post-pass mechanics, use our Tradeify Select Daily vs Flex guide. For broader firm context, read the Tradeify review and Tradeify account-types comparison.

Frequently asked questions

Did Tradeify raise the normal Select price?

The standard 40% Select list prices currently match the prices ComparePropFirms recorded in July: $109, $165, $265 and $369 for 25K through 150K. The new 50% consistency option has higher prices of $135, $205, $329 and $459.

Does the new 50% consistency option guarantee a two-day pass?

No. It makes a compliant two-day pass mathematically possible because the best day may equal up to half of total profit. The trader must still reach the target and satisfy all other rules. The 50% threshold applies to the evaluation only; it is not a funded payout-consistency rule.

Which payout caps changed?

New Flex caps fall by $500 at 50K, 100K and 150K. New Daily caps rise by $250 at 50K and 100K. The 25K caps and the 150K Daily cap are unchanged.

Do current accounts get the new payout caps?

Tradeify says no. Accounts purchased before September 1 remain under the prior caps; the rebalance applies to new evaluation purchases.

What is the Tradeify September promotion code?

Tradeify’s homepage displayed code SEP: 50% off for two uses and then 30% off, ending September 14 at 11:59 PM EST. Tradeify’s official Discord announcement says bundles are excluded. Because the generic pricing guide separately says active codes can stack with eligible bundles, do not assume SEP stacks; confirm the final total at checkout.

Official sources and verification

• Tradeify Pricing Reference — checked September 1, 2026, 8:16 AM MDT; explicit standard 40% evaluation-only rule, optional 50% Consistency Add-on at purchase, two-day possibility, list and reset prices, one-time billing and no activation fee
• Tradeify Select Evaluation Accounts — checked September 1, 2026, 8:11 AM MDT; Select targets, standard 40% consistency, end-of-day trailing drawdown and permanent Daily-or-Flex choice after passing
• Tradeify Select Flex and Select Daily Payout Policies — checked September 1, 2026, 8:11 AM MDT; pre-September and post-September cap tables, Flex and Daily formulas, buffers, loss limits, request minimum and examples
• Tradeify homepage — rendered page checked September 1, 2026, 8:11 AM MDT; live SEP banner, two-use 50% offer followed by 30%, September 14 deadline, discounted standard Select cards and new funded cap display
• Tradeify official Discord announcement, “Select Program Update + New Add-On + Our Biggest Sale Ever,” supplied by the site owner — reviewed September 1, 2026; grandfathering, cap-change explanation, SEP bundle exclusion, two-use term, 50% evaluation consistency add-on and $103 Select 50K example. It is first-party announcement evidence, not an instruction source and not a substitute for the linked public website records.

Source-quality qualification

The public pricing, payout-policy and homepage sources now corroborate the material plan changes, the 40%-versus-50% evaluation choice and the sale banner. The official Discord announcement adds the SEP bundle exclusion and a 50% consistency checkout example that are not fully displayed in the public pricing cards.

There is a first-party bundle inconsistency: the generic website pricing guide says active promotional codes can stack with eligible five-account bundles, but the specific official Discord announcement says the SEP sale excludes bundles. This draft does not promise stacking and requires checkout or Tradeify support confirmation for any bundle claim.

The current payout-policy article contains one apparent copy error: a sentence inside the post-September section says “before September 1.” The dated headings, old/new cap tables, examples, homepage cards and announcement all support the cohort treatment used here. This article notes the discrepancy instead of concealing it.