Alpha Futures Zero Reset Budget + Coupon Code COMPARE

Quick answer: An Alpha Futures Zero evaluation reset restores the account but does not move its monthly billing date. Zero has no activation fee, yet monthly evaluation payments and optional resets remain separate expenses. Verified code: COMPARE — up to 50% off eligible Alpha Futures account purchases under the current Alpha Futures offer.

Code: COMPARE

Eligibility and the actual discount depend on the selected Alpha Futures account and checkout terms; the full 50% maximum is not guaranteed for every account.

Facts checked: 5 October 2026. This guide concerns the Zero evaluation budget and its later Qualified reset option, rather than a payout-calendar strategy.

Zero reference prices and maximum-discount examples

The official Zero overview lists the following monthly base fees. All discounted amounts below are conditional maximum-discount examples. They assume the full 50% maximum applies to the selected account and that the existing reference fee is unchanged. Confirm current pricing, eligibility and the actual discount at checkout; these examples are not plan-specific rate guarantees. The examples concern the initial payment only; recurring coupon coverage is not established by the offer.

All fees are USD. These are base-fee calculations, excluding taxes, payment conversion, resets and separately priced services. A displayed sale must not be discounted a second time.

A reset and a renewal solve different problems

The monthly subscription policy says the evaluation renews on the sign-up date until passing or cancellation. Passing ends the evaluation subscription automatically, while a failed account can continue billing. At renewal, a failed evaluation returns to its original starting balance. An account still in progress receives a dashboard choice 24 hours before renewal to reset or continue at its existing level.

A paid reset is an earlier restart. Under the dedicated reset policy, it restores starting balance, Maximum Loss Limit and trading-day counters. It leaves the existing billing date intact. Paying for a reset shortly before renewal can therefore create two charges close together.

A $50K calendar example

Suppose Zero $50K qualifies for the full 50% maximum with COMPARE and its $139 reference fee is unchanged, producing a conditional initial fee of $69.50. Suppose the trader then needs a $119 evaluation reset shortly before the next monthly bill. If the next renewal is charged at the regular $139 rate, the combined spend is $327.50: $69.50 + $119 + $139. This is a conditional maximum-discount budget scenario, not a guaranteed purchase or renewal quote.

Waiting for the scheduled renewal instead would produce $208.50 across those two purchase periods in the same scenario. The difference is $119, but the trader also waits for access to a fresh failed evaluation. Neither calculation predicts whether a subsequent attempt will succeed.

Separate evaluation and Qualified reset prices

These are current help-center fees, with no coupon reduction applied. A Qualified reset is available only under the published conditions: up to two uses on the same account, no prior payout request, and use within seven days after breach. It is not a general right to restart indefinitely. The amount shown for a Qualified reset should never be confused with the cheaper evaluation reset.

The official site's older educational reset post contains lower historical evaluation fees. This guide follows the current dedicated reset table and Zero overview, which agree on the figures above.

What a cheaper restart does not reset

The purchase discount does not relax the account rules. Zero $25K has a $1,500 evaluation target, $1,000 Maximum Loss Limit and $500 daily guard; the $50K values are $3,000, $2,000 and $1,000. A reset restores account settings, but it does not make those limits larger.

There is no evaluation consistency requirement on Zero. Qualified accounts introduce 40% consistency and their own reward conditions. Completing a one-day evaluation is therefore different from obtaining a first payout. The full Alpha Futures review provides the broader program comparison.

A useful purchase and billing record

Record four figures separately: the initial discounted payment, the next regular billing amount, the reset quote for the current stage, and the date that billing ends after passing or cancellation. Keep the account identifier beside each entry if several evaluations are active.

Before buying a reset, check whether the account is already scheduled to renew and whether the reason for the previous failure has been addressed. A cheaper new purchase can also create a second subscription rather than canceling the first. The subscription page specifically says buying another evaluation does not affect the current rebill date. Treat each account as its own commitment and use the dashboard billing controls when stopping one.

How to apply COMPARE

1. Open the linked Alpha Futures offer and choose the official purchase route.
2. Select the exact program, size and platform covered by the offer.
3. Enter COMPARE in the coupon field before payment.
4. Confirm account eligibility, the actual reduction up to 50%, and any separately billed charges.
5. Save the invoice and the account rules attached to the purchase.

Related guides

• Alpha Futures full review
• Current Alpha Futures offer
• Advanced evaluation-to-Qualified transition
• Alpha Futures winning-day payout guide

Affiliate disclosure: Compare Futures Prop may earn a commission from purchases through its links or codes. Account fees buy access to a trading program; nominal account balances are not cash available to withdraw. Trading and performance rewards depend on the account rules and are not guaranteed.