Tradeify Level Up, 2026
Level Up is not a funded account, it is a ladder: $89 an attempt, three attempts for life, a static drawdown that resets with every level, and rewards on six steps out of ten.
Every Tradeify figure read in its own help center (Level Up V2 and V1 FAQs) and on tradeify.co, on November 3, 2026.
Tradeify Level Up is a limited 10-level trading ladder: $89 per attempt, three attempts per person for life, a $1,000 static drawdown on every level and up to $34,250 in rewards, paid 90/10 on six levels. No daily loss limit, no consistency rule. The catch: 2 minis maximum, Tradovate only, and profit never carries over between levels.
In short
- What it is: a Forge limited release, version 2 since October 15, 2026. Ten levels, each with its own target and a fresh $1,000 static floor.
- Price: $89 per attempt, no coupon. Checkpoint resets of $199 and $399 on Levels 3 and 5 only.
- Attempts: three for life. And once you take any Level Up payout, you can no longer buy Level Up at all.
- Rewards: $750, $1,500, $3,000, $4,000, $10,000 and $15,000 on Levels 2, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10. $34,250 gross, $30,825 to you at 90/10.
- No: daily loss limit, consistency rule, minimum days or time limit. Yes: 2 minis max, Tradovate only, KYC before purchase, hedging rule, one trade a week.
- Payouts: reviewed after 6:00 PM ET, never automatic. A failed review denies the payout and disables the account.
- The Phidias alternative: Express to Live, 25K for $69 as a one-time payment with code PHIDIAS, and the first payout converts the account to LIVE.
What is Tradeify Level Up?
Level Up is a trading ladder, not a funded account. Tradeify files it under Forge, the part of its help center it describes as “our limited-release plans”, next to the 300K Select. You buy one attempt, start at Level 1, and climb: hit the level’s profit target and you move up, touch its drawdown floor and the level fails.
Clear all ten levels and you reach Legend status, with up to $34,250 in rewards collected on the way. The current version, Level Up V2, was released on October 15, 2026; the first version is now a legacy product with its own FAQ.
Three structural facts shape everything else:
- Profit does not carry over. Each level starts fresh at the starting balance, with its own target and its own floor.
- Passing registers in real time, then you activate the next level from your dashboard.
- It sits outside your account limit. Level Up does not count against your funded account limit, but you can only run one Level Up at a time. Our guide to how many Tradeify accounts you can have covers the rest of the limits.
Tradeify Level Up rules: the 10-level ladder
The profit target climbs from $1,500 to $6,000, the drawdown stays at $1,000 on every level, and only Levels 2, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 pay. Levels 1, 3, 5 and 7 just move you up. Here is the V2 ladder, with what you receive after the 90/10 split (our arithmetic):
Read the shape of the ladder before the total. Up to Level 8, every reward is at most the profit you make on that level: $750 for $1,500, $1,500 for $2,500. The money is at the top: Levels 9 and 10 hold $25,000 of the $34,250. To reach them you need eight cleared levels first, each one restarted from zero with a $1,000 floor.
What else applies on every level?
- No time limit, no minimum trading days, no daily loss limit, no consistency rule. Tradeify answers “No to all four”.
- 2 minis or 20 micros maximum, the same on Level 1 and on Level 10.
- Tradovate only, in Tradeify’s words.
- One trade a week at least, or the account is flagged as idle.
- Hedging rule: checked at the end of each day. A violation breaches the account and denies pending payouts.
How does the Level Up static drawdown work?
Each level gets a fixed floor $1,000 below its starting balance, and that floor never moves. It does not trail your profit upward, however high the balance climbs. Drop to it or below and the level fails immediately.
That is the good part, and it is real: on a static floor, every dollar you make widens your room instead of dragging the floor up behind you. Our static drawdown prop firms guide explains why traders look for it.
The less obvious part is the reset. Because profit does not carry over, the cushion you build on Level 4 is gone on Level 5. You start every level exactly $1,000 from failure, ten times in a row, while the target grows from $1,500 to $6,000. On Level 10, the target is six times the drawdown.
Version 1 was different: its drawdown moved between $1,000 and $1,500 depending on the level, and every level opened at $50,000. V2 flattens the drawdown to $1,000 everywhere; its FAQ only says each level restarts at “the starting balance”.
How much does Tradeify Level Up cost?
$89 per attempt, with no coupon accepted. Tradeify’s FAQ is explicit that discount codes do not work on Level Up purchases or on checkpoint resets, so the code advertised on tradeify.co in November 2026 does not apply. You also need to pass KYC before the purchase can go through.
Checkpoint resets: Levels 3 and 5 only
A checkpoint lets you pay to reset a level after a breach instead of losing the run. The first checkpoint reset costs $199, the second $399, and they can only be used on Levels 3 and 5, within 30 days of your purchase. A checkpoint does not use one of your three attempts.
Breach on any other level, or breach a checkpoint level with no reset left, and the run ends.
How many Level Up attempts do you get?
Three per person, for life. Once they are gone, Level Up is permanently unavailable on your account. But the rule that matters more sits in Tradeify’s own “Important Note”:
Once you take any payout from Level Up, you can no longer purchase Level Up accounts, and if you fail on Level 3 or Level 5 you can use a checkpoint reset, but that’s the only second chance you get.
Tradeify, Level Up V2 FAQ
As we read Tradeify’s note: your three attempts are only useful before your first reward. Once you take the $750 payout of Level 2, the run you are on becomes your last one. From there, a breach on Level 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 ends Level Up for good, however many attempts you had left.
How do Tradeify Level Up payouts work?
When you pass a payout level, a payout request is created for that level, and it goes through Tradeify’s standard review, processed after 6:00 PM ET. Nothing is approved automatically. You can keep trading while a request is pending.
- Split: 90/10. You receive 90% of the listed reward, so $675 on Level 2 and $13,500 on Level 10.
- Failed review: “the payout is denied and the account is disabled”, the same as on any Tradeify payout. With several requests pending, the V1 FAQ gives the example of all of them being denied at once.
- No live account in sight: neither Level Up FAQ mentions any path from Level Up to a funded or live account, nor says whether Level Up payouts count toward Tradeify’s Elite live program, covered in our Tradeify live account guide.
Express to Live: a static floor, then LIVE on your first payout
Level Up V2 vs V1: what changed?
V2 flattens the drawdown to $1,000, but it costs more, gives fewer attempts and pays less at the bottom of the ladder. Both FAQs are still online, and if you hold a V1 plan you cannot buy a V2 at the same time.
Is Tradeify Level Up worth it?
It is a fair bet for a disciplined 2-mini trader who wants a long, rule-light challenge, and a poor fit for anyone who wants steady payouts. The honest case for it: $89 is cheap, the floor is static and $1,000 wide, and there is no daily loss limit to cut a session short.
The case against it is arithmetic. To collect the first $675 you must make $3,000 of profit across two levels without ever being $1,000 down on either. To reach the $25,000 at the top you must clear eight levels before it, the last of them with a $4,000 target, on a floor that never grows with you. And since taking a payout ends your ability to buy again, the rest of the run is, in our reading, played with one life, two checkpoints aside.
Add the availability risk: Level Up is a Forge drop. On November 3, 2026 it did not appear on tradeify.co’s public plan picker, and Tradeify’s FAQ warns that once it is sold out, unused attempts cannot be bought. If you want the regular Tradeify plans instead, our Tradeify payout rules guide compares them.
Tradeify Level Up vs Phidias Express to Live
Phidias first: Express to Live bought as a one-time payment bundles the evaluation and the funded account in one price, and your first payout converts the account to LIVE. Static drawdown, no daily loss limit, no consistency rule, no minimum days.
The fair comparison is our 25K Express to Live, which trades the same 2 E-minis as Level Up:
The honest reading: Level Up gives you twice the drawdown of our 25K Express to Live for the same 2 contracts, for $20 more, and a much bigger prize if you survive ten levels. If the $1,000 static floor is what you want, our 150K Express to Live has the same $1,000 static drawdown, with up to 9 E-minis and a $4,500 target, for $225 as a one-time payment with code PHIDIAS (catalog $1,125).
Where we win is the step after the first target. On Level Up, the same $3,000 of profit pays $675 and sends you back to a fresh floor. On Express to Live, it pays $800, adds a $500 LIVE credit and converts the account to LIVE by rule. Our record from purchase to payout is 6 hours 18 minutes, and 90% of Phidias payouts are processed in under 30 minutes, every payout within 24 hours.
One-time payment prices with code PHIDIAS: $69 (25K, standard $277), $144.60 (50K, $723), $180 (100K, $900), $225 (150K, $1,125).
Two honest notes. Express to Live positions must be closed before the end of the trading day, and a position left open at the deadline disqualifies the account. And our monthly subscription accounts do have an activation fee, from $83 to $169: only the one-time payment includes the funded account. Both are on our rules page.
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Tradeify Level Up 2026: frequently asked questions
What is Tradeify Level Up?
Level Up is a limited release from Tradeify’s Forge range: a 10-level trading ladder on Tradovate. Each level has its own profit target, from $1,500 to $6,000, and the same $1,000 static drawdown. Six of the ten levels pay a reward, up to $34,250 in total, at a 90/10 split. Version 2 was released on October 15, 2026.
How much does Tradeify Level Up cost?
One attempt costs $89, and coupons do not apply to Level Up purchases or checkpoint resets. If you breach the drawdown on Level 3 or Level 5, you can reset that level for $199 (first checkpoint) or $399 (second), within 30 days of purchase. A run that uses both checkpoints therefore costs $687 in total, by our arithmetic.
How many Level Up attempts do you get?
Three per person, for life. Once they are used, Level Up is permanently unavailable on your account. There is a second limit: once you take any payout from Level Up, you can no longer buy Level Up accounts, so once you take your first reward the checkpoint resets on Levels 3 and 5 are your only second chance.
What are the Tradeify Level Up rules?
Every level has a $1,000 static drawdown: a fixed floor that never trails your profit, and touching it fails the level. Profit does not carry over, each level restarts at the starting balance. There is no time limit, no minimum trading days, no daily loss limit and no consistency rule. The limits are 2 minis or 20 micros, Tradovate only, one trade a week to avoid being flagged as idle, and the hedging rule.
How much can you earn with Tradeify Level Up?
Up to $34,250 in rewards for clearing all 10 levels: $750, $1,500, $3,000, $4,000, $10,000 and $15,000 on Levels 2, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10. Rewards are paid at 90/10, so the full run pays you $30,825, by our arithmetic. Each payout request goes through Tradeify’s review, processed after 6:00 PM ET, and is not approved automatically.
Can you use a discount code on Tradeify Level Up?
No. Tradeify’s Level Up FAQ states that coupons do not work on Level Up purchases or on checkpoint resets. The code shown on tradeify.co in November 2026 applies to its regular plans, not to Level Up, which keeps a single price of $89 per attempt.
Does Level Up count against your Tradeify account limit?
No. Tradeify says Level Up does not count against your funded account limit, so it runs alongside your Growth, Select or Lightning accounts. You can only have one active Level Up run at a time, and you cannot hold a Level Up V1 and a V2 plan at the same time.
Is Tradeify Level Up still available?
Level Up is sold as a limited Forge drop, not as a permanent plan. On November 3, 2026 it did not appear on tradeify.co’s public plan picker, and Tradeify’s FAQ warns that once Level Up is sold out you cannot buy more, even with attempts left on your account. Check your Tradeify dashboard before planning on it.
What changed between Level Up V1 and V2?
Version 2 costs $89 per attempt instead of $80 and gives 3 lifetime attempts instead of 5. The drawdown is now $1,000 on every level, where V1 used $1,000 to $1,500 depending on the level. Checkpoint resets went from $150 (Level 3) and $299 (Level 5) to $199 for the first reset and $399 for the second. The total reward went from $35,000 to $34,250, and the whole gap comes from Levels 2 and 4, which now pay $750 and $1,500 instead of $1,000 and $2,000.
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The verdict
“Level Up is a clever product: a real static floor, no daily loss limit and a cheap ticket. But it is a ladder that hands you a fresh $1,000 floor ten times and keeps most of the money for the last two steps. If what you want is to get paid and go LIVE, take the account where the first payout does exactly that.”
William G., CMO at Phidias Propfirm
William G., CMO at Phidias Propfirm, works on futures prop trading rules and payouts every day. Last reviewed 2026.
Tradeify Level Up rules and prices as published in Tradeify’s help center and on tradeify.co on November 3, 2026. Level Up is a limited release and prop firms change their rules often: check the official pages before you buy. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss.
