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Evaluation sales from creators funded traders watch.

We recruit, manage and pay the creators who sell your evaluations, inside the rules you already set for affiliates. Built by someone who’s made a product for prop traders and promoted prop firms himself.

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What we set up

A creator program shaped like the big prop firm programs.

The large firms publish their affiliate terms. They share a few patterns, and we build yours with the same pieces.

  • Commission that rewards repeat buyers

    Apex publishes a 15% referral fee on eligible purchases. FTMO pays recurring commission on futures evaluations for up to 12 months. We’ll help you decide what you pay on, and for how long.

  • Codes that give the trader a reason

    A discount code gives viewers a reason to use it and gives you clean attribution. Each creator gets their own.

  • Clear rules on paid ads and coupons

    Apex bans paid search, trademark bidding and coupon sites for affiliates. FTMO asks for notice before paid ads and bans brand keyword bidding. We write your version into every creator’s terms.

  • Disclosure that matches how your accounts work

    If your accounts are simulated, creators shouldn’t talk as if traders get live capital on day one. FTMO’s own affiliate page says all its accounts are demo accounts.

Guide

What prop firms pay affiliates, from their own pages.

Apex, FTMO and FundedNext rates side by side, with links and the date we checked. Use it to sanity-check your own offer.

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Apex Trader Funding15% referral fee
FTMO futures evaluations10 to 18%, by level
FundedNext futures8 to 12%, by tier

Rates from Apex, FTMO and FundedNext affiliate pages, checked 4 November 2026. Rates change, so check the source.

Risk and disclosure

Disclosures built in, and every post reviewed against your risk wording.

Creators who promote you are endorsers under the FTC’s Endorsement Guides, so their posts need a clear, close disclosure of the paid relationship. The FTC says that applies whenever it’s reasonably foreseeable a post will reach US consumers.

We put the wording in the brief, check posts against it, and pause codes that don’t comply. Your own risk wording goes in too. Our full write-up is in FTC disclosure for trading creators.

  1. FTC, Disclosures 101 for Social Media InfluencersFederal Trade Commission, 2019
  2. 16 CFR Part 255, Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and TestimonialsRevised guides effective 26 July 2023

Not legal advice. This is a plain-English summary of public sources, linked above, as we read them on 4 November 2026. Rules change and every brand is different. Check with your own counsel or compliance team before you rely on it.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Do you work with futures and CFD prop firms?

We focus on US brands. Futures prop firms are our core because that’s where our founder built Edgeable. If you’re a CFD firm selling into the US, ask us and we’ll tell you honestly if we’re a fit.

Can you work with our existing affiliate program?

Yes. We work inside your current platform and terms, add the creators we recruit, and can take over managing the ones you already have.

What commission should we offer?

It depends on your margins and whether buyers come back for resets and new evaluations. Our commission rates guide shows what large firms publish.

Will creators say our traders get funded?

Only in wording you’ve approved. No income claims, no guaranteed payouts, and nothing that misdescribes how your accounts work.

We take on a few partners at a time.

So each brand gets proper attention. Book a short call and we’ll see if your product and our creators are a fit. If they aren’t, we’ll say so.

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