A $300K Funded Account: Price, Limits in Dollars and Payout Math
Seven $300K plans across Classic, Perpetuals and Futures, from $1,268.10 with OFF10. Targets, daily limits, floors and payout splits converted into dollars, with the arithmetic shown.
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A 300k funded account at OctoFunded is an account with $300,000 of simulated capital that costs $1,409 on the Classic 1-Step, or $1,268.10 with the public code OFF10, with a $30,000 profit target and a $12,000 daily loss limit. That is $4.70 per $1,000 of simulated capital at list price. Below you get all seven $300K plans, every limit in dollars and the payout arithmetic, line by line.
How much does a $300K funded account cost?
Seven plans are sold at $300K. Here they are, sorted by list price.
| Plan ($300,000 simulated capital) | List price | With OFF10 | Per $1K (list) | Split | Fee refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic 1-Step | $1,409 | $1,268.10 | $4.70 | 80% | With the first payout |
| Classic 2-Step | $1,459 | $1,313.10 | $4.86 | 80% | With the first payout |
| Perpetuals 2-Step | $2,399 | $2,159.10 | $8.00 | 90% | With the first payout |
| Perpetuals 1-Step | $2,719 | $2,447.10 | $9.06 | 90% | With the first payout |
| Futures 1-Step | $3,448 | $3,103.20 | $11.49 | 90% | With the first payout |
| Perpetuals Instant | $5,599 | $5,039.10 | $18.66 | 90% | None |
| Futures Instant | $7,700 | $6,930.00 | $25.67 | 90% | None |
Prices checked 30 October 2026.
Per $1K is the list price divided by 300, rounded to the cent. Every other size is in the full OctoFunded price list, and how to apply the code at checkout is in the OctoFunded coupon code. Before you pay a four-figure fee, run the checklist in is OctoFunded legit.
What is a $300K funded account?
It is a prop firm account with a $300,000 simulated balance that you trade under fixed rules. No real money is traded on your behalf. If you keep to the rules, you can request a payout: a share of the simulated profit, paid in USDT or USDC with a public on-chain transaction hash, subject to the program rules.
There are two ways in. You pass a 300k prop firm challenge, the 1-Step or the 2-Step, or you buy an Instant plan with no evaluation. At this size the Instant plans are sold only on Perpetuals and Futures. If the challenge model is new to you, read prop firm challenge first.
Why $300K and not $200K or $400K?
At $300K, every percentage point is $3,000. That is the number to hold in your head, because it is what one rule breach, one target step and one bad day are measured in.
Here is what changes per $1K on the Classic 1-Step:
| Classic 1-Step | List price | Per $1K | Profit target | Daily loss limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $200K | $949 | $4.75 | $20,000 | $8,000 |
| $300K | $1,409 | $4.70 | $30,000 | $12,000 |
| $400K | $1,859 | $4.65 | $40,000 | $16,000 |
Prices checked 30 October 2026.
Each $100K step adds $450 to $460 at list. The price per $1K falls a few cents each time, while the dollar target climbs by $10,000. $300K is the middle: the target is $10,000 below the $400K plan, and the daily limit is $4,000 wider than the $200K plan. Compare the $200K funded account if $30,000 feels like a long climb, and the $1M funded account if you trade Perpetuals and want the top end.
What are the 300k funded account rules in dollars on Classic?
Each figure below is the percentage multiplied by $300,000. Classic is the CFD market: forex, metals, indices and BTC/ETH. News trading and weekend holding are allowed there.
| Rule on $300,000 | Classic 1-Step | Classic 2-Step |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | $30,000 (10%) | $30,000 (10%), then $15,000 (5%) |
| Balance at target | $330,000 | $330,000, then $315,000 |
| Daily loss limit | $12,000 (4%) | $15,000 (5%) |
| Max loss | $24,000 (8%), trailing | $30,000 (10%), static |
| Starting floor | $276,000 | $270,000 |
| Floor moves? | Rises end of day, locked at $300,000 | Never |
| Best day cap | 50% of phase profit: $15,000 on a $30,000 phase | See the program rules |
| Payout timing | Every 14 days | Every 14 days |
The arithmetic: 10% of $300,000 is $30,000, 5% is $15,000, 4% is $12,000 and 8% is $24,000. Each starting floor is $300,000 minus the max loss. Check the full program rules for the reference point and reset time of the daily limit.
What are the $300K rules on Perpetuals and Futures?
| Rule on $300,000 | Perps 1-Step | Perps 2-Step | Perps Instant | Futures 1-Step | Futures Instant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | $18,000 (6%) | $12,000 (4%), then $12,000 (4%) | No evaluation | $18,000 (6%) | No evaluation |
| Daily loss limit | $9,000 (3%) | $12,000 (4%) | $9,000 (3%) | $9,000 (3%) | $6,000 (2%) |
| Max loss | $18,000 (6%) | $18,000 (6%) | $21,000 (7%), static | $12,000 (4%) | $9,000 (3%), static |
| Starting floor | $282,000 | $282,000 | $279,000 | $288,000 | $291,000 |
| Payout timing | See the program rules | See the program rules | On demand after 6 trading days | See the program rules | On demand after 5 trading days |
Perpetuals trade 24/7, including weekends: crypto, US stocks, gold and oil. Perpetuals and Futures evaluations have no minimum days and no time limit.
One detail worth seeing: the Perpetuals 2-Step costs $320 less than the Perpetuals 1-Step at list, and its daily limit is $3,000 wider. You pay for it with a second phase.
How does the floor move on a $300K Classic 1-Step?
The Classic 1-Step floor starts at $276,000 and trails at the end of each day, then locks at $300,000, the initial balance.
Under a simple $24,000 end-of-day trail, an end-of-day high of $309,000 would lift the floor to $285,000. A high of $324,000 would lift it to $300,000, where it stops. From then on, your room grows with every dollar of profit. On the Classic 2-Step the floor never moves: $270,000 for the life of the account. The mechanics are in trailing drawdown explained.
How big can a trade be inside a $12,000 daily limit?
Size is a choice, not a rule. But the dollar limits tell you what a choice costs.
| Risk per trade on $300,000 | Dollars | Losing trades before the $12,000 daily limit (Classic 1-Step) |
|---|---|---|
| 0.25% | $750 | 16 |
| 0.5% | $1,500 | 8 |
| 1% | $3,000 | 4 |
Four losses at 1% end the day. Two full days at the limit, $24,000, reach the starting floor. More in risk per trade on a funded account and how the daily loss limit is measured.
What does the payout math look like on $300K?
A payout is the split times the simulated profit in the cycle, plus the fee refund on the first payout of a 1-Step or 2-Step plan, subject to the program rules. The figures below are illustrative. They are not a record of a real payout or a forecast.
| Illustrative simulated profit on $300,000 | Classic 1-Step or 2-Step (80%) | Perps or Futures (90%) |
|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $4,000 | $4,500 |
| $15,000 | $12,000 | $13,500 |
| $30,000 | $24,000 | $27,000 |
The arithmetic: $15,000 x 0.80 = $12,000 and $15,000 x 0.90 = $13,500.
Two details change the real number:
- The fee refund. On every 1-Step and 2-Step plan, the first payout also returns your fee. At $300K that fee is four figures, so it matters. The fee refund article explains why it rides on the payout rather than on passing.
- The best day cap. On the Classic 1-Step, no single day may exceed 50% of the phase profit. An $18,000 best day needs at least $36,000 of phase profit before it fits. See the best day rule.
An account can break a rule before it ever reaches a payout. For the request, the hash and the timing, read how prop firm payouts work.
Worked example: one week on a $300K Classic 1-Step
An illustrative week with made-up results, to show how the dollars interact.
- Day 1: +$4,500. Balance $304,500.
- Day 2: +$9,000. Balance $313,500. Best day so far.
- Day 3: minus $8,000. Inside the $12,000 daily limit, with $4,000 to spare. Balance $305,500.
- Day 4: +$5,500. Balance $311,000.
Total profit: $11,000. Best day: $9,000. Under the 50% cap, a $9,000 best day needs at least $18,000 of phase profit, so it does not fit yet. You still need $19,000 to reach the $30,000 target, and that also fixes the cap.
Under a simple $24,000 trail, the end-of-day high of $313,500 on day 2 lifted the floor to $289,500. The day 3 close at $305,500 sat $16,000 above it. The real room on day 3 was $4,000 to the daily limit, not "4%".
Which $300K plan fits you?
- Lowest price at $300K: Classic 1-Step, $1,268.10 with OFF10.
- Widest daily room: Classic 2-Step, $15,000 a day and a static floor at $270,000, for $50 more at list.
- 24/7 and weekends: Perpetuals 2-Step, $2,159.10 with OFF10, two $12,000 targets.
- No evaluation: Perpetuals Instant, $21,000 static max loss, payout on demand after 6 trading days.
- Dated contracts: Futures 1-Step, $18,000 target and a $288,000 floor.
Still deciding between programs? 1-Step vs 2-Step vs Instant compares them on fit. Want a smaller first step? See the $100K funded account.
FAQ
How much does a $300K funded account cost at OctoFunded?
From $1,409 for the Classic 1-Step, or $1,268.10 with the public code OFF10. The seven $300K plans run from $1,409 to $7,700 at list price, and OFF10 takes 10% off each one.
What is the profit target on a $300K prop firm challenge?
$30,000 on the Classic 1-Step, $30,000 then $15,000 on the Classic 2-Step, $18,000 on the Perpetuals 1-Step and the Futures 1-Step, and $12,000 per phase on the Perpetuals 2-Step. Instant plans have no evaluation.
What is the daily loss limit on a $300K account?
$12,000 on the Classic 1-Step and the Perpetuals 2-Step, $15,000 on the Classic 2-Step, $9,000 on the Perpetuals 1-Step, Perpetuals Instant and Futures 1-Step, and $6,000 on Futures Instant.
How much is a payout on a $300K funded account?
It is the split times the simulated profit in the cycle, subject to the program rules. On an illustrative $15,000 of simulated profit, that is $12,000 at 80% and $13,500 at 90%. The 1-Step and 2-Step plans also refund the fee with the first payout.
Is $300K cheaper per dollar than $200K?
Yes on the Classic 1-Step. $300K costs $1,409, or $4.70 per $1,000 of simulated capital, against $949, or $4.75 per $1,000, at $200K. The step up adds $460 at list and $10,000 to the target.
Trade $300,000 of simulated capital
Seven $300K plans in three markets, a one-time fee, no time limit on any evaluation, and payouts in USDT or USDC with a public hash, subject to the program rules. OFF10 takes 10% off every plan.
