FundedFuturesFamily lets traders choose evaluation speed and position size at checkout.

A fixed plan becomes a menu.

FundedFuturesFamily has introduced new customization options for its Premier and Prime evaluation programs, according to the firm's own announcement dated 4 August 2026. Premier evaluations, previously a single fixed structure, now let traders choose between a faster 1-day pass and a cheaper 2-day pass at checkout. Prime evaluations now let traders choose their maximum position size, with a "Standard" and an expanded "Max" tier, a choice that carries through from evaluation into the funded account.

FundedFuturesFamily's Premier program now offers a choice of evaluation speed at purchase. A 1-day pass costs more than a 2-day pass across every account size and drawdown type (EOD or Intraday). For example, a $50,000 Premier EOD evaluation costs $194 for the 1-day option versus $159 for the 2-day option; on Premier Intraday, the same account size runs $154 for 1-day versus $119 for 2-day.

Prime's new choice is structural rather than speed-based: traders pick between a "Standard" position-size limit and an expanded "Max" tier, with the limit applying to both the evaluation and the funded account that follows. A $100,000 Prime Standard evaluation allows 6 minis (60 micros) for $279, while the Max tier on the same account size allows 10 minis (100 micros) for $319.

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What is confirmed.

The full pricing structure for both programs is confirmed directly from FundedFuturesFamily's own announcement: Premier's 1-day and 2-day pricing across all four account sizes ($25K, $50K, $100K, $150K) for both EOD and Intraday drawdown types, and Prime's Standard and Max position-size tiers with pricing across the same four account sizes.

What remains uncertain.

Independent reviews of FundedFuturesFamily published earlier in 2026 describe Premier and Prime as having a single fixed configuration each, none mention a choice of evaluation speed or position-size tier. This is consistent with the customization itself being new, but we do not have a specific prior single price point to set directly against today's new tiered pricing, since no review documented one.

Why this matters.

For prospective traders, this is a genuine improvement in flexibility: a trader who values speed can now pay more for a 1-day Premier pass, while a trader who wants to minimise upfront cost can choose the 2-day option, whereas previously the plan may not have offered this choice at all. Prime's position-size choice matters even more, since it carries into the funded account, a trader anticipating larger positions can now pay for that headroom upfront rather than being capped by a fixed default.

What happens next.

We will update this piece if FundedFuturesFamily publishes further detail on how existing accounts are handled, or if independent reviews confirm the prior single-tier pricing this update replaced.

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