Prop Firm Consistency Rule Calculator

Stay inside your prop firm's consistency rule and daily loss limits with per-day profit caps.

Risk Management
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Daily P&L

Day 1
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Day 2
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Day 3
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Day 4
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Day 5
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One or more rules are currently failing — see details below.

Total profit

$4,350.00

Target: $10,000

Best day share

44.2%

Limit: 30%

Worst day

-$400.00

Limit: -$5,000

Max drawdown

0.4%

Limit: 10%

Consistency ruleFail
Daily loss limitPass
Max drawdown limitPass

Your best day (Day 4) could safely go up to $1,135.71 (currently $2,100.00) before it alone breaches the 30% consistency rule — it has already breached the limit.

Prop firm rules vary by provider — always confirm the exact consistency, daily loss, and drawdown definitions with your specific firm before relying on these figures. "Best day share" is calculated against the sum of positive days only, which matches how most consistency rules are written.

How to use it

Using the Prop Firm Consistency Rule Calculator in 4 steps

  1. 1Enter your account size, profit target, and the consistency, daily loss, and drawdown limits from your prop firm's rules.
  2. 2Add your daily P&L for each trading day so far.
  3. 3Check the pass/fail status for each rule.
  4. 4Use the "safe to go up to" figure to see how much more you can bank today without breaching the consistency rule.

Why it matters

What this does for your trading

  • Avoids getting disqualified from a funded account over a rule you didn't realize you were close to.
  • Helps you pace profit across multiple days instead of relying on one lucky trade.
  • Gives a clear, numeric read on how close you are to failing each specific rule.

Settings for this tool

What you can customize via Settings

  • This tool doesn't pre-fill from your Trading defaults — every prop firm has its own account size and rule set, so you enter them fresh each time.
  • Settings → Calculators: Decimal places controls the precision of the dollar figures shown.
Settings

FAQ

Prop Firm Consistency Rule Calculator — frequently asked questions