FundedNext6 criteria won9.0/10- From
- $399.99
- Profit split
- 80%
- Payout frequency
- 7 days (1-Step), 21 then 14 days (2-Step)
- Max capital
- $300K
- Age
- 4 years
- Platforms
- MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader
Which one should you choose in 2026? A criterion-by-criterion comparison.

15% of challenge profits paid back to you
4 / 5 criteria won out of 5Read review
The UK prop firm with four challenge formats
1 / 5 criteria won out of 5Read reviewFundedNext wins with 9.0/10 versus 8.7/10 and takes the edge on payouts, rules, support and reputation. Alpha Capital does better on price.
FundedNext6 criteria won9.0/10
Alpha Capital3 criteria won8.7/10Each firm's cheapest challenge for the same account size (public prices without promotions).
| Size | FundedNext | Alpha Capital | Cheaper |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5K | $32.99Stellar Lite 2-Step | $27Alpha Pro 6 % | Alpha Capital |
| 10K | $59.99Stellar Lite 2-Step | $47Alpha Pro 6 % | Alpha Capital |
| 25K | $139.99Stellar Lite 2-Step | $117Alpha Pro 6 % | Alpha Capital |
| 50K | $229.99Stellar Lite 2-Step | $217Alpha Pro 6 % | Alpha Capital |
| 100K | $399.99Stellar Lite 2-Step | $397Alpha Pro 6 % | Alpha Capital |
| 200K | $798.99Stellar Lite 2-Step | $647Alpha One 6 % | Alpha Capital |
What each firm allows, from our checks.
| FundedNext | Alpha Capital | |
|---|---|---|
| News trading | Allowed, profit capped at 40% ±5 min | Not specified |
| EAs and bots | Allowed on MT4/MT5 (not cTrader) | Not specified |
| Weekend and overnight | Allowed | Not specified |
| Time limit | No limit (1-Step) | Not specified |
| Consistency rule | Not specified | 50% of profits from trades > 2 min |
| Minimum withdrawal | Not specified | $100 (bi-weekly) |
At 50K, Alpha Capital is cheaper: $217 versus $229.99 at FundedNext (public prices without promotions).
On our payouts criterion, FundedNext scores 9.6/10 versus 8.8/10. Stated speed: 24h or $1,000 compensation at FundedNext, every 2 weeks at Alpha Capital.
On reputation, FundedNext scores 9.1/10 versus 9.0/10 for Alpha Capital. FundedNext has been around since 2022, Alpha Capital since 2021.
FundedNext wins this head-to-head with 9.0/10 in the YourFunding rankings. FundedNext wins with 9.0/10 versus 8.7/10 and takes the edge on payouts, rules, support and reputation. Alpha Capital does better on price.