Choose the right Boxcar plan

Compare the four plans by Eval requirements, funded drawdown and payout rules.

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Compare the plans

Prime, Flex and Payout start with an evaluation. BoxcarFunded starts simulated-funded. None provides immediate entry to a live brokerage account; live progression requires a separate review.

The main differences between Boxcar plans
PlanEvalSim-funded rulesPayout requirement
BoxcarPrimeEOD drawdown; no consistency rule; a one-day pass is possible.EOD drawdown, full position limits, 40% consistency.Cycle profit goal and retained buffer, subject to size- and cycle-based caps.
BoxcarFlexEOD drawdown; 40%, or 50% with a cushion (52% ceiling).EOD drawdown, position scaling, no consistency or buffer.Five qualifying profit days and a net-positive cycle; up to 50% of remaining account profit, including carried profit, subject to the size-based cap.
BoxcarPayout40%, or 50% with a cushion (52% ceiling); choose EOD or intraday drawdown.Always intraday, no consistency, funded news restriction.Daily requests when profit and buffer requirements are met.
BoxcarFundedNo Eval.EOD drawdown, full position limits, 20% consistency.20% consistency and the cycle's profit goal; size- and cycle-based payout caps.

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Choose account size and loss limits

Every plan offers $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K sizes. Compare the permitted drawdown and contract size—not just the headline balance.

Prime, Flex and Payout let you select a Daily Loss Limit for a lower purchase price. That setting carries from Eval to funded and cannot be changed after purchase. BoxcarFunded has size-based limits with no DLL toggle.

Compare the position limit you start with

For example, $50K Prime permits up to 4 minis or 40 micros. A $50K Flex simulated-funded account starts at 2 minis or 20 micros while account profit is below $1,000. These are equivalent combined allowances, not separate limits you can add together.

Flex tiers are assessed at the end of the session and can fall after a loss or payout. If your usual position would exceed the starting tier, include that difference in your plan comparison.

Fill out your plan worksheet

Record these details from your chosen plan's rules before checkout:

  1. Plan and entry stage: evaluation or simulated-funded.
  2. Account size and loss rules: drawdown amount, EOD or intraday tracking in each stage, and the Daily Loss Limit. Payout's Eval drawdown choice and the optional DLL selections are fixed after purchase.
  3. Starting simulated-funded position limit: include any scaling tier and your combined mini/micro allowance.
  4. Payout conditions: required days, consistency, cycle profit goal, retained balance, minimum request and cap. Flex requires five qualifying profit days in each cycle. Funded requires 20% consistency, which mathematically requires at least five profitable days, without a separate minimum-day rule.
  5. Purchase total: choose the same size and options on the pricing card, apply any discount code at checkout and confirm the final price.

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