LucidPro $150K: Price, Risk Budget & AUDIT 30% Off
OCT 2
2026
Quick answer: The published regular LucidPro $150K EOD evaluation with DLL on costs $410. The listed AUDIT 30% Pro discount calculates to $287, saving $123. The account requires $9,000 evaluation profit, permits $4,500 maximum loss under EOD trailing drawdown and has a $2,700 fixed evaluation daily loss limit when enabled. The published maximum position is ten minis or 100 micros.
Rules reviewed: 2 October 2026. Price baseline: official public Pro pricing snapshot reviewed 30 September 2026. This guide prices the DLL-on configuration. Checkout settings and the assigned account agreement determine the purchased terms.
What are the $150K account objectives?
The $150K nominal balance is not $150,000 of withdrawable trader capital. Initially, the strategy has $4,500 of room before the hard loss floor, and the daily setting can impose a nearer session boundary.
What is the AUDIT price for each Pro size?
The focused calculation is $410 × 0.70 = $287, with $123 saved. Pro uses the supplied 30% rate. The separate 40% LucidDaily promotion should not be applied to this Pro fee.
The official customization guide prices DLL-on accounts below DLL-off accounts. The quoted $287 calculation is therefore specific to the documented regular DLL-on baseline; it is not a universal $150K price for every optional setup.
How does $150K compare with smaller Pro accounts?
These are arithmetic comparisons using the published maximum-loss amounts and the same supplied discount. They do not predict success or account duration.
The $150K row has the lowest purchase fee per $1,000 of initial loss allowance in this comparison, but that does not make it automatically easier. Its target is twice its loss amount, compared with 1.5 times on $50K. Selecting a size also changes the available contracts and the temptation to take oversized positions.
How does the $4,500 EOD trail move?
At the start, the overall floor is $150,000 − $4,500 = $145,500. If the highest session close rises to $152,000, the trail moves to $147,500. A subsequent losing close does not lower that recorded high-water floor.
The official drawdown table lists an initial trail balance of $154,600 and a locked hard floor of $150,100 once the lock condition is satisfied. The floor then stops rising with later profits.
An example risk budget
A $300 planned loss consumes 6.67% of the initial $4,500 allowance. A $900 planned loss consumes 20%. Five $900 losses reach the hard boundary before considering trading costs; the sequence is not a safe allowance to use completely.
The same percentage of a larger nominal account can create much more risk than expected. Monitor the distance to the current loss floor and combined exposure across open contracts, rather than sizing from the nominal $150,000 alone.
What does the daily loss setting change?
With DLL enabled, the evaluation uses a $2,700 fixed limit. Lucid describes reaching DLL as a pause until the next session, as long as the hard maximum loss limit has not also been reached.
In the funded stage, the published scaling DLL can replace the fixed amount after the initial trail condition is met. The stated formula is 60% of peak end-of-day account profit. For an illustrative $7,000 peak EOD profit, that produces a $4,200 DLL. The formula does not use 60% of the account's nominal $150,000 balance.
DLL off is a separate, higher-priced purchase configuration. The current customization page says an active account's choice cannot be changed. A cheap initial setup should be evaluated against the intended strategy before purchase.
How do the payout buffer and 40% condition work?
The detailed Pro payout guide lists a $154,600 buffer balance, a $1,000 minimum cycle profit goal, a $500 minimum payout request and a 40% best-day condition for $150K. Its example balance for a minimum $500 request is $155,100, with the buffer remaining in the account.
For a profit-distribution example, a $2,400 largest winning day in $5,000 total cycle profit is 48%. If the largest day stays at $2,400, total profit needs to reach $6,000 to reduce that ratio to 40%.
These examples explain the detailed guide's rules; they do not guarantee that hitting one balance automatically qualifies a payout. The account must satisfy its assigned agreement, all current objectives and the eligibility review together.
What needs checking about payout caps?
The current official documentation has a material difference: the 26 August funded overview advertises no simulated payout caps, while the 6 August payout guide retains older cycle-specific cap tables. This article does not present those older caps as a confirmed current ceiling. Check which payout rules the dashboard and account agreement assign to a new purchase.
The detailed guide lists a 90% trader share. As an illustrative split, a $1,000 approved gross payout would give the trader $900 before any applicable provider charge. That is separate from the $1,000 cycle profit objective.
Who should compare the $150K size?
The larger contract allowance can suit a strategy that needs more execution capacity, but the ten-mini maximum is a ceiling, not a suggested position. The $150K account's larger target and trailing floor mean that a larger nominal balance does not eliminate qualification work.
Compare the account using an actual trade log: dollar drawdown, contract exposure, best-day concentration and profits remaining after a planned withdrawal. Those figures help determine whether the extra fee and target match the trading approach.
How to apply AUDIT to the right configuration
- Open Lucid's official account selector.
- Select LucidPro $150K, the supported platform/feed and DLL on.
- Enter AUDIT before payment and review the listed 30% Pro reduction.
- Match the selected regular fee to the $410 baseline and the calculated $287 amount; review any configuration change separately.
- Retain the purchase summary and current drawdown, DLL and funded payout terms.
Official sources and related guides
- Official Lucid account selector and pricing
- LucidPro evaluation targets and contract limits
- LucidPro EOD trail and locked balances
- DLL customization and account-setting rules
- Newer Pro funded overview
- Detailed Pro payout and buffer conditions
- AUDIT offer and program-specific percentages
- Lucid Trading review
- LucidPro $50K account guide
