Take Profit Trader promo code, 2026
NOFEE40 sits on the Take Profit Trader homepage permanently: 40% off the subscription for life, plus the $130 activation fee waived forever on that account.
What almost nobody mentions is that the discount locks to the account you create with it. Take Profit Trader has run 50% before. If you buy at 40% and they run 50% next month, you keep 40% for the life of that account.
Comparing the real cost of getting funded? Phidias Express to Live charges once instead of every month. First, exactly what the Take Profit Trader codes do.
What is the Take Profit Trader promo code?
The standing code is NOFEE40. It gives you 40% off the monthly Test subscription for the life of that account and waives the $130 PRO activation fee permanently on it. There is no expiry on the benefits, no time limit to pass, and resetting does not cancel them. It is displayed on the Take Profit Trader homepage rather than hidden behind an affiliate link.
Our verdict (William G.)
Most pages about this code exist to get you to click a link. The useful information is simpler and nobody publishes it: the code is always there, so hunting for one is wasted effort. The decision that actually costs money is when you buy, because whatever rate you sign up with is attached to that account for as long as it exists.
What NOFEE40 actually saves you
The Test is billed monthly, so the discount repeats every month you stay in it. The activation fee is a one-off.
List prices read on takeprofittrader.com in August 2026. Best case assumes passing inside the first month with no reset. The comparison column adds the $130 activation fee that NOFEE40 waives.
On a 50K that is $102 instead of $300, a saving of 66%. Take Profit Trader publishes the same figure in its own promo FAQ, which is a useful cross-check: a 50K test passed inside 30 days without a reset comes to $102 all in.
It is not a promotion. It is the price.
Take Profit Trader’s own FAQ calls NOFEE40 a “limited-time promo”. It has been on the homepage banner continuously, and the help center article documenting it was last updated in August 2026.
Treat that as the honest reading: the list price is a reference figure and 40% off is what people actually pay. This matters for two practical reasons.
You never need to search for a code to get a discount. One is always published on the firm’s own homepage, so arriving without a code is the only way to pay list price. Affiliates do hold their own codes, which is covered below, but nobody needs one in order to pay less than $150 for a 25K.
Compare on the discounted price, not the list price. When you put Take Profit Trader against another firm, the number to use is $90 to $216 per month, not $150 to $360. Using the list price makes it look far more expensive than it is.
The code locks to the account, for life
This is the part that actually costs money, and it comes straight from Take Profit Trader’s own wording.
On the benefits: “There is no time limit to pass or when these benefits expire. They are forever attached to your active account that’s created with the NOFEE50 code.” The same sentence appears in the NOFEE30 and NOFEE40 articles with the code name swapped.
So the rate is a property of the account, not of your relationship with the firm. Sign up at 40% and you have 40% on that account for as long as it lives. A better code appearing next week does nothing for it.
Take Profit Trader has gone lower than 40%
Their help center documents four separate codes, which tells you the ladder is real:
Compiled from the four promo articles in the Take Profit Trader help center. Only NOFEE40 was live at the time of writing.
What the difference is worth, given that it is permanent:
On a 100K held for a year, choosing the wrong week to sign up costs $396. That is more than the account itself at the discounted rate.
The practical read. If you expect to pass quickly, the difference is a month or two of subscription and not worth waiting for. If you are buying a large account, or you know your evaluation will take months, the gap compounds and it is worth checking whether a flash sale is running before you commit.
There is no published schedule for these sales, so this is not a strategy you can plan around. It is a thing to check on the day you buy, not a reason to postpone indefinitely.
Affiliate codes, and the last-click rule that decides which one you get
Take Profit Trader runs an affiliate programme, and this changes what happens at checkout in a way worth understanding before you buy.
Each affiliate is assigned a unique promo code and a referral link. Take Profit Trader does not use cookie tracking: clicking a referral link auto-populates that partner’s code at checkout.
Attribution is last-click. In their words, the promo code applied is the one associated with “the most recent referral link clicked”.
The practical consequence. If you read three review sites before buying, the code sitting in your checkout is the one from the last link you happened to click, not the best one you saw and not necessarily the public one. It arrives silently, already filled in.
Take Profit Trader does not publish the discount level attached to affiliate codes, so we are not going to claim they are better or worse than the public one. What we can tell you is how to check in five seconds, and it is the same check either way.
Read the price, not the code. Whatever string appears in the promo field, the number that matters is the total at checkout. A 50K at 40% off is $102. If you see $170, no code applied. If you see something between the two, the code you inherited is worth less than the public one, and you can replace it with the code from the homepage banner before paying.
What the codes do not cover: resets
A lot of people search for a Take Profit Trader reset promo code. Here is the honest answer, and it is not what most expect.
The documented codes discount the subscription and waive the activation fee. They do not discount resets. Reset pricing is separate and, since May 2026, risk-adjusted by account size.
What the code does protect through a reset is the activation fee. Take Profit Trader is explicit and repeats it in all four promo articles: “Even if you reset, you will not lose your waived activation fees. Doesn’t matter if you reset once, twice, or however many times.”
Two more things worth knowing about resets, because they cost real money:
A reset does not move your subscription renewal date. Reset on the 28th when your renewal falls on the 1st and you are billed three days later regardless.
A PRO reset is capped at three per account, and Take Profit Trader is candid that the fee is a convenience charge rather than posted capital, since PRO accounts are simulated.
The other way to pay less: credits
Take Profit Trader runs a points system that converts into credits, and credits buy accounts and resets outright. It is a genuine second discount channel, with two conditions that are easy to miss.
Do the arithmetic on that last row. The milestones are worth 750 points in total, one time each. Everything else is one point per dollar spent. A free 50K PRO account therefore represents roughly $50,000 of spending. The ladder is built on volume, not on trading well.
Two conditions on credits that are worth reading twice.
Test accounts bought with credits are only valid for 60 days, unlike a purchased account which has no time limit at all.
Promo codes cannot be applied to accounts bought with credits. So a credit-funded account carries no lifetime discount and no waived activation fee. A free account and a discounted account are two different things, and you cannot have both.
Note also that your tier resets to the beginning after 12 consecutive months of no activity.
How to apply the code
1. Register, then open your dashboard on takeprofittrader.com and click Create New.
2. Choose your account size, then your data feed, Rithmic or CQG. This choice cannot be changed later without buying a new account.
3. On the next screen, enter the promo code. This is the moment the rate attaches to the account permanently.
4. Pay, and your credentials arrive within a few minutes. If nothing appears within an hour, Take Profit Trader asks you to contact live chat.
One timing detail that catches people. If a promo waives your activation fee, the credit is issued as a PRO Activation credit once you pass. Pass on a Friday and the credit is issued the next business day, since activation credits are not issued at weekends. Even with the fee waived, you still have to complete the activation steps manually in your dashboard.
Is the discounted price actually cheap?
A 66% saving sounds decisive, so it is worth checking against what the money buys.
At $102 for a 50K, Take Profit Trader is genuinely inexpensive to enter, and there are no additional fees between passing and being funded. That is real, and it is why the code matters.
The comparison that people get wrong is the one against firms charging a one-time fee. The Test has no time limit, which is generous, but the meter runs monthly. A 100K test that takes three months costs $594 at the discounted rate, not $198. And breaking a rule does not stop the billing: Take Profit Trader states that you must cancel the subscription yourself.
The honest framing: NOFEE40 makes a fast pass very cheap and a slow pass merely reasonable. The discount does not change the structure, it changes the rate on a clock that keeps running.
Once funded, the costs that remain are commissions of $4.50 per round trip per contract and $1.50 per micro, set by Take Profit Trader itself, plus a $50 fee on any withdrawal of $250 or less. No code touches either of those.
What it really costs, at three speeds
The discount is a rate, and a rate needs a duration to become a price. Here is the same 100K account under three realistic scenarios, all with NOFEE40 applied.
100K account at the NOFEE40 rate of $198 per month, with Test resets at $169. Activation waived by the code in all three cases.
The slow path costs nearly six times the fast one, on the same discount. That is the structural point the percentage hides: 40% off a recurring charge is not the same kind of saving as 40% off a one-time fee, and the longer you take, the less the headline number means.
It cuts the other way too, and fairly. Take Profit Trader places no time limit on the Test, which is genuinely generous for a trader who needs patience. You are buying time by the month rather than racing a deadline. The code makes each month cheaper; it does not make the months stop.
How to check the code is still current
Any page listing a promo code goes stale, this one included. Two ways to verify in ten seconds, without trusting anybody:
Look at the banner. Take Profit Trader displays the live code across the top of its homepage. Whatever it says there is authoritative, and it beats any third-party page including this one.
Check the price before you pay. The discounted figure appears at checkout. If a 50K does not read $102, the code has changed and so has the rate.
Codes, prices and reset fees on this page were verified against takeprofittrader.com and the Take Profit Trader help center in August 2026.
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Take Profit Trader promo codes: frequently asked questions
What is the current Take Profit Trader promo code?
NOFEE40. It gives 40% off the monthly Test subscription for the life of that account and waives the $130 PRO activation fee permanently. Take Profit Trader displays it in a banner across the top of its own homepage, so there is no need to hunt for it through a third party. Always confirm against that banner before buying, since codes change.
How much does NOFEE40 save?
It cuts the monthly subscription from $150 to $90 on a 25K, $170 to $102 on a 50K, $245 to $147 on a 75K, $330 to $198 on a 100K and $360 to $216 on a 150K, and removes the $130 activation fee. On a 50K passed inside the first month without a reset, the total cost of reaching a funded account falls from $300 to $102, a saving of 66%.
Does the Take Profit Trader discount expire?
The benefits never expire, but they attach to one account. Take Profit Trader states there is no time limit to pass and no expiry on the discount: it is “forever attached to your active account that’s created with the code”. The consequence is that the rate you sign up with is the rate you keep on that account. If a better code appears later, it does not apply retroactively.
Is there a Take Profit Trader reset promo code?
Not in their documentation. The published codes discount the monthly subscription and waive the activation fee; reset pricing is separate and has been risk-adjusted by account size since May 2026. Test resets run $79 to $199 and PRO resets $449 to $1,499, capped at three per account. What the code does protect through a reset is the waived activation fee, which survives however many times you reset. Reset credits can also be bought with reward points.
Has Take Profit Trader offered more than 40% off?
Yes. Their help center documents a NOFEE50 flash sale at 50% for life, described as the first of its kind and available for one week, and a NOFEE40 plus 100% Refunds sale that refunded the first month’s subscription on your first withdrawal. Both were time-limited and neither was running at the time of writing. There is no published schedule, so the only reliable move is to check the homepage banner on the day you buy.
Can I use a promo code on a reset or a second account?
A code applies to the account you create with it, and Take Profit Trader places no limit on how many discounted accounts you can hold. Each new Test you buy with the code carries its own lifetime discount and waived activation fee. The exception is accounts bought with reward credits: promo codes cannot be applied to those, and credit-bought Test accounts are valid for only 60 days.
What is the Take Profit Trader activation fee?
$130, charged when a passed Test converts into a funded PRO account. Every documented promo code waives it for the life of that account, including through resets. Even when waived you must still complete the activation steps manually in your dashboard, and if you pass on a Friday the activation credit is issued the next business day rather than at the weekend.
Where do I enter the Take Profit Trader promo code?
Inside your dashboard, click Create New, pick your account size and then your data feed, Rithmic or CQG. The promo code field appears on the following screen, before payment. Note that the data feed choice cannot be changed later without buying a new account, so decide it at the same time.
Is the discounted price good value?
For a fast pass, yes: $102 for a funded 50K with no further fees is cheap by any standard. The thing to weigh is that the Test is a monthly subscription with no time limit, so a slow evaluation multiplies the cost. A 100K taking three months is $594, not $198. And breaking a rule does not stop the billing, since Take Profit Trader requires you to cancel manually.
Do promo codes cover commissions or withdrawal fees?
No. Commissions are $4.50 per round trip per contract and $1.50 per micro, set by Take Profit Trader itself and charged on Test and PRO accounts alike. Withdrawals above $250 are free, and any withdrawal of $250 or less carries a $50 fee. No promo code touches either, so they belong in your cost calculation separately.
Useful resources
NOFEE40 promo FAQ, the current code in Take Profit Trader’s own words.
Resetting your Test account, the reset pricing table.
Best prop firm discounts, how the offers across the market compare.
Phidias Express to Live, one price, charged once.
About the author
William G. is a futures trader and prop firm analyst at Phidias Propfirm. He reads competitors’ rulebooks against their own published documentation, and writes about what actually happens between passing an evaluation and being paid. Every code, price and fee on this page was read directly on takeprofittrader.com and in the Take Profit Trader help center in August 2026.
Last reviewed: 2026.
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Risk disclosure: trading futures carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past results do not guarantee future performance. Promotional codes, discount rates, subscription prices, activation fees, reset pricing and rewards terms reflect the information published on takeprofittrader.com and in the Take Profit Trader help center in August 2026 and are subject to change without notice. Promotional offers in particular change frequently: always confirm the current code and price on takeprofittrader.com before purchasing. This article is informational and is not financial advice.
