Futures prop firm

Lucid Trading

Lucid sells LucidPro, LucidFlex, LucidDaily and the instant-funded LucidDirect, all one-time fees with no activation fee and a 90% profit split. Most plans use an end-of-day trailing drawdown; the main differences are where the consistency rule applies and how often you can be paid.

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How it is calculated
Starting price
$65.30
Profit split
90%
Max allocation
$750,000
Account sizes
$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K

Prices shown are already discounted: up to 28% below the list price on some plans. Confirm them on the firm site before buying.

Lucid plans, profit targets and drawdown

Pick a plan type to see every account size, its price after discount, and the rules that matter. The same data feeds the calculators and comparisons.

From $90.60 · 4 account sizes

Pay once, then pass the evaluation to be funded. Consistency shows the rule during the evaluation and on the funded account.

  • $25K

    EOD trailing

    $90.60
    $123−26%
    Profit target
    $1,250
    Max drawdown
    $1,000
    Activation fee
    None
    Daily loss limit
    $600

    Consistency: eval None, funded 40%

  • $50KPopular

    EOD trailing

    $140.40
    $192−27%
    Profit target
    $3,000
    Max drawdown
    $2,000
    Activation fee
    None
    Daily loss limit
    $1,200

    Consistency: eval None, funded 40%

  • $100K

    EOD trailing

    $225.40
    $307−27%
    Profit target
    $6,000
    Max drawdown
    $3,000
    Activation fee
    None
    Daily loss limit
    $1,800

    Consistency: eval None, funded 40%

  • $150K

    EOD trailing

    $300.50
    $410−27%
    Profit target
    $9,000
    Max drawdown
    $4,500
    Activation fee
    None
    Daily loss limit
    $2,700

    Consistency: eval None, funded 40%

Prices checked and shown after the listed discount, so confirm them on the firm site before buying.

Lucid rules, payouts and scaling

Items marked “not yet verified” have not been checked against the firm’s official rules, so FundedGuide does not state them.

Drawdown type
End-of-day trailing / Intraday (real-time) trailing
Drawdown amounts
$1,000 to $5,000 depending on account size
Daily loss limit
$600 to $2,700 depending on account size
Minimum trading days
0 to 2 days
Evaluation consistency rule
Yes. Read the exact percentage on the firm site.
Platforms
Tradovate / Rithmic
Data feed
Rithmic
News tradingNot verified
Not yet verified. Check the firm’s official rules.
Overnight holdingNot verified
Not yet verified. Check the firm’s official rules.
Copy tradingNot verified
Not yet verified. Check the firm’s official rules.
Profit split
90%
Payout cycle
Every 1 day; first payout after about 1 day. Payouts depend on published profit, buffer and consistency requirements.
Scaling
Up to 5 concurrent funded accounts
Maximum allocation
$750,000
Activation fee
None listed

FundedGuide analysis of Lucid

Drawdown structure

Evaluation plans carry a $1,000 to $4,500 trailing drawdown, end-of-day on most plans and real-time on LucidDaily Intraday. LucidPro adds a daily loss limit of $600 to $2,700, which can end a session even when the trailing drawdown still has room. Check which drawdown type your plan uses before sizing positions.

Evaluation economics on the $50K account

The 50K LucidFlex costs $105.20 for $50,000 of simulated buying power, about $2.10 per $1,000. It asks for a $3,000 profit target (6% of the account) against a $2,000 drawdown (4%), so the target is 1.5× the room you have to lose. At a 30% pass rate you would expect to buy roughly three evaluations per funded account, which makes the real cost about $350.67 before any activation fee. Use the challenge cost calculator to run your own pass rate.

Choosing between the plans

LucidPro has no evaluation consistency rule and applies 40% to funded payouts. LucidFlex and LucidDaily use a 50% rule during the evaluation and none once funded, and LucidDaily is the one built for frequent payouts. LucidDirect skips the evaluation and costs several times more, with a 20% rule on payouts. Pick the stage at which you would rather face the rule.

Payouts and limits

The profit split is 90% with payouts available every 1 day. Payouts depend on published profit, buffer and consistency requirements (40% per payout cycle) and a $500 minimum. Scaling is capped at 5 accounts ($750,000).

Who Lucid suits

  • Traders who want a one-time fee and no activation cost
  • Anyone who wants frequent payout windows (LucidDaily)
  • Traders who prefer an end-of-day drawdown

Who should avoid it

  • Traders who recover losses within the same session by sizing up
  • Anyone planning to scale beyond five concurrent accounts

Pros

  • 90% profit split
  • No activation fee on any plan
  • End-of-day drawdown on most plans
  • Evaluation, daily-payout and instant-funded options

Considerations

  • Consistency rules differ by plan and apply at different stages
  • LucidPro carries a fixed daily loss limit
  • Payout conditions (consistency, buffer, minimum) decide how often you can withdraw
  • LucidDirect costs several times more than an evaluation of the same size

FundedGuide Score

An internal score of 63/100 calculated only from the data above. It is not a customer review rating. See how it is calculated.

  • Cost Efficiency55/100
  • Risk Structure75/100
  • Scalability25/100
  • Payout Structure92/100
  • Trading Flexibility75/100

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Lucid evaluation cost?

The plans on file start at $65.30 (25K LucidFlex) and go up to $585.20. Prices and promotions change often, so confirm the live price on Lucid’s website before buying.

Which Lucid account sizes does FundedGuide list?

$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K. Profit targets and drawdowns for each are in the plans table above.

Does Lucid use an end-of-day or intraday drawdown?

It depends on the plan. Some plans on file use an intraday (real-time) trailing drawdown and others an end-of-day drawdown, so check the drawdown column for the plan you want.

How do Lucid payouts work?

The profit split on file is 90%. The payout cycle is every 1 day. Payouts depend on published profit, buffer and consistency requirements. Always read the firm’s current payout policy.

How many Lucid accounts can I run at once?

5 concurrent funded accounts, with a maximum total allocation of $750,000 according to the data on file.

How current is this Lucid information?

The details were last checked on 2026-10-12. FundedGuide only changes that date after the data has been re-checked, not when the site is rebuilt. Rules and prices can change at any time.

Data and verification

Last verified: (verified).

Official source: https://propfirmmatch.com/futures/prop-firms/lucid-trading

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