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What Are Prop Firm Hidden Fees?

Last updated: October 2026

The evaluation price is not the full cost. Hidden fees include activation fees, reset fees, monthly data subscriptions, and platform fees — all of which affect your true cost-to-funding.

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What You Need to Know

The most common fees beyond the evaluation price: activation fees ($0 at AquaFutures to $200+ at some firms), reset fees (to restart a failed evaluation at a discount), and monthly data/platform subscriptions. The cheapest evaluation price doesn't always mean the cheapest total cost.

What to Watch For

How to calculate true cost: add the evaluation fee, likely number of resets (most traders need 1-2), activation fee, and any monthly costs. A $50 evaluation with a $200 activation fee costs more than a $200 evaluation with no activation. Our true cost comparison page calculates this automatically for every firm.

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