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Breakout Classic vs Pro vs Turbo + Coupon COMPARE: 5% Off

SEP 25

2026

Yash R
Breakout Classic vs Pro vs Turbo + Coupon COMPARE: 5% Off
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Breakout Classic, Pro and Turbo are single-stage evaluations with different target-to-drawdown trade-offs. Classic gives the widest overall loss allowance, Pro offers larger account sizes with a higher target, and Turbo pairs a lower target with the narrowest overall drawdown.

Reviewed September 25, 2026. The comparison below separates published specifications from our calculations and interpretation.

Classic vs Pro vs Turbo comparison

FeatureClassicProTurbo
Evaluation stages111
Profit target10%12%9%
Static maximum drawdown6%5%3%
Daily loss limit3%3%3%
Account sizes$5K–$100K$5K–$200K$5K–$200K
Advertised starting fee$45$33$20

Sources: evaluation types FAQ, account-size rules and advertised starting prices. Starting fees are not prices for every account size.

Compare targets in dollars

Percentages are useful for comparing plans, but dollar values make the requirements easier to picture.

Account sizeClassic targetPro targetTurbo target
$5,000$500$600$450
$10,000$1,000$1,200$900
$25,000$2,500$3,000$2,250
$50,000$5,000$6,000$4,500
$100,000$10,000$12,000$9,000
$200,000Not offered$24,000$18,000

Calculated from the published percentages. Evaluation profits serve the assessment; they are not a payout from the evaluation.

Compare usable loss allowance

A nominal $50,000 account does not mean $50,000 can be lost. Its relevant overall risk boundary is far smaller.

$50,000 exampleClassicProTurbo
Overall loss allowance$3,000$2,500$1,500
Static equity floor$47,000$47,500$48,500
Initial daily allowance$1,500$1,500$1,500
Target ÷ overall allowance1.672.403.00

The final row is our comparison metric, not a Breakout rule or pass-probability estimate. A ratio of 3 means the target is three times the initial overall loss allowance. Turbo's smaller target therefore does not automatically make it the easier evaluation.

What a losing sequence changes

Suppose a hypothetical strategy risks $250 per trade on a $50,000 account. Before fees, the overall allowance equals 12 such losses on Classic, 10 on Pro and 6 on Turbo. Because touching the limit breaches the account, these are boundary equivalents, not numbers of losses safely permitted. The daily limit could be reached sooner.

This exercise is useful when reviewing a strategy's historical losing streaks. Repeat it using actual average loss, execution costs and clustered losses instead of assuming every stop fills perfectly.

Which plan fits which requirement?

Your priorityPlan worth examiningTrade-off to evaluate
More overall drawdown roomClassicHigher advertised entry fee than the other starting offers
A $200K account with more room than TurboProHighest evaluation target
Lowest advertised entry feeTurboTightest overall drawdown
Lowest percentage targetTurboTarget is largest relative to total loss allowance

These are editorial comparisons, not predictions of trading success. A plan should match the behavior of the strategy you already execute. Selecting a cheaper evaluation and then changing position sizing aggressively can defeat the reason for saving on entry.

Breakout coupon and discount code COMPARE: 5% off

Coupon detailBreakout Prop offer
Coupon codeCOMPARE
Discount codeCOMPARE — the same code entered at checkout
Discount5% off the evaluation purchase fee
Where to applyPromo or discount-code field at Breakout checkout
How to redeemEnter COMPARE, apply it, and confirm the reduced total before paying
Savings calculationEvaluation fee × 0.05
Price after discountEvaluation fee × 0.95
Plan selectionChoose Classic, Pro or Turbo, then confirm the code applies to that purchase
Optional add-onsCheck their treatment separately in the order summary
Trading rulesProfit targets, drawdown and payout terms remain the selected plan's terms
Offer verificationOffer supplied to Compare Futures Prop; completed checkout not independently tested

Advertised starting prices with coupon COMPARE

PlanAdvertised starting fee5% savingCalculated discounted fee
Classic$45.00$2.25$42.75
Pro$33.00$1.65$31.35
Turbo$20.00$1.00$19.00

Use COMPARE at checkout for the supplied 5% off offer. These are calculations using advertised minimum starting fees, not a complete live quote for all sizes. We have not completed a checkout test. Confirm the code applies to your selection and check any optional add-on separately.

The pricing page describes a one-time evaluation payment and no extra activation payment on passing. A failed attempt requires a new purchase. For budgeting, separate the fee for one attempt from whatever total amount you are prepared to spend across repeat attempts.

Choose in this order

First compare the strategy's loss pattern against the available drawdown. Next check the target, account size and daily limit. Then compare the final checkout price. This makes the discount part of a complete account decision.

Before buying, write down the chosen plan, nominal size, static floor, daily-reset method and total charge. Keeping those values together prevents confusing a plan's starting advertisement with your own selected account.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Classic has 6% static maximum drawdown, compared with 5% for Pro and 3% for Turbo. All three have a separate 3% daily loss rule.

No. Its 9% target is lower, but its 3% overall drawdown is also narrower. The target-to-drawdown ratio alone does not predict a trader's chance of passing.

The current Classic range stops at $100K. Pro and Turbo list a $200K size.

At 5%, the calculated savings are $2.25 on $45 Classic, $1.65 on $33 Pro and $1 on $20 Turbo. Confirm the actual checkout price.

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