Upgrade Your Split to 90% or 100%: OctoFunded Split Add-On Explained
The OctoFunded split add-on lifts Classic 1-Step and 2-Step from 80% to 90% or 100% for 10% or 20% more on the fee. Here is every price and when the math pays for itself.
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A prop firm profit split upgrade lets you pay a little more on the challenge fee to keep a bigger share of each payout, and at OctoFunded it lifts Classic 1-Step and 2-Step from 80% to 90% for 10% more on the fee, or to 100% for 20% more.
If you have read why the split from the first payout matters, you already know the split is the number that decides what reaches your wallet. This article covers the one choice that lets you move it: the add-on. You will see every price, the math on when it pays for itself, and the cases where you should keep the 80%.
How does the OctoFunded split add-on work?
The split add-on is a percentage on top of the list fee, picked at checkout for one account. Nothing else about the account changes.
- Pick the market and program. The add-on appears on Classic 1-Step and Classic 2-Step.
- Pick the account size. From $10,000 to $400,000 of simulated capital.
- Pick the split. 80% is included. 90% adds 10% to the fee. 100% adds 20% to the fee.
- Check the total. The checkout shows the final price for the account and split you picked, before you pay with crypto.
The split you buy applies to that account's payouts, subject to the program rules. The targets, loss limits and payout timing for the program stay as published in the program rules.
How much does each split cost on Classic 1-Step?
Classic 1-Step is one phase with a 10% target, an end of day trailing drawdown locked at the initial balance, and a cap of 50% of the phase profit on any single day. Here is the fee at each split.
| Account | 80% (included) | 90% (+10%) | 100% (+20%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10,000 | $69 | $75.90 | $82.80 |
| $25,000 | $169 | $185.90 | $202.80 |
| $50,000 | $289 | $317.90 | $346.80 |
| $100,000 | $499 | $548.90 | $598.80 |
| $200,000 | $949 | $1,043.90 | $1,138.80 |
| $300,000 | $1,409 | $1,549.90 | $1,690.80 |
| $400,000 | $1,859 | $2,044.90 | $2,230.80 |
Prices checked 30 October 2026. List prices. The public code OFF10 takes 10% off every plan; the checkout shows the final price for the split you pick.
How much does each split cost on Classic 2-Step?
Classic 2-Step splits the evaluation into two phases, and its fee is refundable with your first payout. The add-on works the same way.
| Account | 80% (included) | 90% (+10%) | 100% (+20%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10,000 | $79 | $86.90 | $94.80 |
| $25,000 | $179 | $196.90 | $214.80 |
| $50,000 | $309 | $339.90 | $370.80 |
| $100,000 | $529 | $581.90 | $634.80 |
| $200,000 | $999 | $1,098.90 | $1,198.80 |
| $300,000 | $1,459 | $1,604.90 | $1,750.80 |
| $400,000 | $1,909 | $2,099.90 | $2,290.80 |
Prices checked 30 October 2026. List prices. The public code OFF10 takes 10% off every plan; the checkout shows the final price for the split you pick.
If you are unsure which program suits you, 1-Step vs 2-Step vs Instant compares the rules side by side, and every OctoFunded price lists all markets.
When does the split upgrade pay for itself?
In this illustrative math, the upgrade pays for itself once your total paid simulated profit on the account equals the list fee. Here is why the line falls there.
- The 90% add-on costs 10% of the fee and gives you 10 more points of every dollar of simulated profit paid out.
- The 100% add-on costs 20% of the fee and gives you 20 more points.
- In both cases the extra cost divided by the extra share is the list fee itself.
So on a $529 account, both upgrades break even at $529 of paid simulated profit. Below that line the 80% split leaves you with more. Above it the higher split leaves you with more, and the gap grows with every payout on that account.
Illustrative break-even table: Classic 2-Step $100,000
The table uses the list fee of $529 and three totals of paid simulated profit. It shows your share minus the extra you paid for the add-on. These are illustrative numbers, not a forecast, and they leave out the fee refund.
| Total paid simulated profit | 80% split (no extra) | 90% split (minus $52.90) | 100% split (minus $105.80) |
|---|---|---|---|
| $300 | $240.00 | $217.10 | $194.20 |
| $529 | $423.20 | $423.20 | $423.20 |
| $2,000 | $1,600.00 | $1,747.10 | $1,894.20 |
| $6,000 | $4,800.00 | $5,347.10 | $5,894.20 |
Illustrative arithmetic on the list price, prices checked 30 October 2026. Real payouts depend on meeting the program rules.
The arithmetic for the $2,000 row: 80% of $2,000 is $1,600. At 90% you get $1,800, minus the $52.90 add-on, which is $1,747.10. At 100% you get $2,000, minus $105.80, which is $1,894.20.
Notice what the table does not say. It does not say you will reach any of these totals. Most of the value of the add-on sits in the rows you only reach by passing the evaluation and then trading within the rules on the funded account. That is why the decision is about your own plan, not about the size of the number.
What about the fee refund?
On Classic 1-Step and 2-Step the fee is refundable with your first payout, as covered in how the challenge fee refund works and the OctoFunded fee refund. The table above leaves the refund out on purpose, so the break-even line is conservative. How the refund treats the add-on part of the fee is a question to ask support before you buy, and the Terms are what apply.
Should you upgrade to 90%, 100% or keep 80%?
You should pick the split that matches how far you expect to take one account, and keep 80% when you are testing. A short guide:
| Your situation | Split that fits | Why |
|---|---|---|
| First account with any firm | 80% | Lowest cost while you test the rules and the payout process |
| You plan several payouts on one account | 100% | Every dollar above the break-even line is yours, subject to the program rules |
| You want more share but a smaller step up | 90% | Half the extra cost of 100%, same break-even line |
| You often reset or rebuy accounts | 80% | The add-on is paid again on each new account |
Some plain points worth weighing:
- The add-on is per account. If an account breaches a loss limit, a new account means a new fee, and a new add-on if you pick it again.
- The extra is paid up front. The higher share only shows up on payouts you actually receive.
- Size matters in dollars. On a $10,000 Classic 1-Step, the 100% add-on is $13.80 at list price. On a $400,000 account it is $371.80.
- The split is one lever. Payout timing and the loss limits shape your results more than ten points of split. See how prop firm payouts work and OctoFunded payouts per program.
Which OctoFunded programs already pay more than 80%?
Classic Instant pays a 100% split with no add-on, and Perpetuals and Futures programs pay 90%. The trade-off is in the rules and the fee.
| Program | Split | Add-on available | Fee refund with first payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic 1-Step | 80% included | 90% or 100% | Yes |
| Classic 2-Step | 80% included | 90% or 100% | Yes |
| Classic Instant | 100% | No | No |
| Perpetuals 1-Step and 2-Step | 90% | No | Yes |
| Perpetuals Instant | 90% | No | No |
| Futures 1-Step | 90% | No | Yes |
| Futures Instant | 90% | No | No |
If a 90% split is what you are after, 90% profit split prop firm compares the routes to it.
How do you add the split upgrade at checkout?
- Go to pricing and choose the Classic market.
- Choose 1-Step or 2-Step and an account size.
- Choose 80%, 90% or 100% split.
- Enter the public code OFF10 if you want it, and read the final price the checkout shows.
- Pay with USDT (TRC20 or ERC20), USDC, BTC, ETH or SOL.
Save the rules page and your order details on the day you buy. If anything is unclear, email [email protected] before you pay.
FAQ
What is the OctoFunded profit split upgrade?
It is an add-on you choose at checkout on Classic 1-Step and Classic 2-Step. The 80% split is included in the list price, 90% adds 10% to the fee and 100% adds 20% to the fee. It changes your share of simulated profit, not the rules of the account.
Which programs can I upgrade?
Only Classic 1-Step and Classic 2-Step. Classic Instant already pays a 100% split, and the Perpetuals and Futures programs pay 90%, with no split add-on.
When does the split upgrade pay for itself?
In this illustrative math, both upgrades break even when your total paid simulated profit reaches the list fee of the account. Below that, the 80% split leaves you with more. Above it, the higher split leaves you with more.
Can I use OFF10 with the split upgrade?
OFF10 takes 10% off every plan. We do not state here how it combines with the add-on, because the checkout shows the final price for the exact account and split you pick.
Does a higher split change the rules?
No. Targets, loss limits and payout timing stay the same for the program you buy. Only your share of simulated profit on each payout changes, subject to the program rules.
Pick your split, then trade your plan
The add-on is a simple trade: pay 10% or 20% more on the fee, keep 90% or 100% of each payout on that Classic 1-Step or 2-Step account, subject to the program rules. Keep 80% while you test, and upgrade when you expect to take one account through several payouts.
