Apex vs Lucid Trading

Apex Trader Funding and Lucid Trading compared on the plan closest to $50K at each firm. Numbers come from the same data as the firm pages, last checked 2026-10-12.

  • Apex 50K Intraday, $19.92checked 2026-10-12Checked recently
  • Lucid 50K LucidFlex, $105.20checked 2026-10-12Checked recently

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Quick comparison

Apex vs Lucid quick comparison
Apex Trader FundingLucid Trading
Plan compared50K Intraday50K LucidFlex
Evaluation price on file$19.92 (list $249)$105.20 (list $146)
Profit target$3,000$3,000
Max drawdown$2,000$2,000
Drawdown typeIntraday (real-time) trailingEnd-of-day trailing
Daily loss limitNone listedNone listed
Minimum trading days12
Evaluation consistency ruleNoYes
Reset feeNone listedNone listed
Profit split100% on first $25,000, then 90%90%
Payout cycleEvery 8 daysEvery 1 day
Max concurrent accounts205
Maximum allocation$3,000,000$750,000
PlatformTradovate / RithmicTradovate / Rithmic
Data feedRithmicRithmic
News tradingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Overnight holdingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Copy tradingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Last verified2026-10-122026-10-12

Pricing and profit target

Apex's 50K Intraday costs $19.92 with a $3,000 target; Lucid's 50K LucidFlex costs $105.20 with a $3,000 target. Price is one part of cost: resets ($0 vs $0) and activation fees add to it. Work out your own number with the challenge cost calculator.

Drawdown, daily loss and consistency

Apex vs Lucid risk rules
ApexLucid
Max drawdown$2,000$2,000
Drawdown typeIntraday (real-time) trailingEnd-of-day trailing
Daily loss limitNone listedNone listed
Minimum trading days12
Evaluation consistency ruleNoYes

An end-of-day drawdown updates once per session; an intraday drawdown follows your open profit. Read the EOD vs intraday guide before choosing.

Payouts, profit split and scaling

Apex vs Lucid payouts and scaling
ApexLucid
Profit split100% on first $25,000, then 90%90%
Payout cycleEvery 8 daysEvery 1 day
Max concurrent accounts205
Maximum allocation$3,000,000$750,000

Platforms and trading restrictions

Apex vs Lucid platforms and restrictions
ApexLucid
PlatformTradovate / RithmicTradovate / Rithmic
Data feedRithmicRithmic
News tradingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Overnight holdingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Copy tradingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified

“Not yet verified” means FundedGuide has not checked that rule against the firm's official rules, so it is not stated.

Who Apex is better for

  • Lower evaluation price on the compared plan ($19.92 vs $105.20)
  • Higher concurrent account limit (20 vs 5)
  • Higher first-tier profit split (100%)
  • Fewer minimum trading days
  • Higher maximum total allocation ($3,000,000)

Who Lucid is better for

  • End-of-day drawdown on the compared plan, so intraday swings do not move the floor
  • Shorter payout cycle

FundedGuide conclusion

Apex is the stronger fit if what matters most to you is: lower evaluation price on the compared plan ($19.92 vs $105.20); higher concurrent account limit (20 vs 5); higher first-tier profit split (100%). Lucid is the stronger fit if what matters most to you is: end-of-day drawdown on the compared plan, so intraday swings do not move the floor; shorter payout cycle. Neither firm is better for every trader: choose by your strategy, your risk limits and how many accounts you plan to run. Rules and prices change, so confirm on each firm’s site before buying.

Read the Apex reviewRead the Lucid review

Frequently asked questions

Is Apex or Lucid cheaper?

On the plans compared here, Apex is cheaper at $19.92 (Apex: $19.92; Lucid: $105.20). Evaluation price is only part of the cost: add reset and activation fees, and confirm live prices and promotions on each site.

How do the drawdown rules differ between Apex and Lucid?

Apex: intraday (real-time) trailing drawdown of $2,000. Lucid: end-of-day trailing drawdown of $2,000. Other plans at each firm can differ.

Which is better for scaling, Apex or Lucid?

Apex allows 20 concurrent accounts (up to $3,000,000); Lucid allows 5 (up to $750,000).

Is there a clear overall winner?

Apex leads on 5 measured points and Lucid on 2, but the right choice depends on your trading style and risk limits. This page is general information, not financial advice.

How current is this comparison?

Apex data was last checked on 2026-10-12 and Lucid data on 2026-10-12. FundedGuide changes those dates only after re-checking the data.

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