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Alpha Capital vs Maven

Alpha Capital and Maven side by side: prices, rules and payouts. Checked Nov 10.

At a glance

Across every account each firm lists. Green marks the clearly better side.

	Alpha Capital	Maven
Cheapest $50K account	$97 · Alpha Direct	$5 · Buy Now Pay Later
Cheapest $50K to funded	$97 · Alpha Direct (one-time)	$142.80 · OMO Challenge (one-time)
Price range	$27–$1,097	$5–$396
Account models	8	7
Account sizes	$2.5K–$200K	$2K–$100K
Profit split	80%	70–80%
Profit target	6–15%	4–14%
Max drawdown	4–10%	3–10%
Drawdown type	Static, Trailing balance	Static, Trailing equity
Billing	One-time	One-time
Daily loss limit	3–5%	None on Buy Now Pay Later
Consistency rule	None	None
Fastest payout	1 day	1 day
Platforms	TradeLocker, cTrader, DXTrade, MT5	MT5, Match Trader
Review rating	★ 4.4 (1169 reviews)	★ 4.2 (800 reviews)

Price by account size

The cheapest account from each firm at every size.

	Alpha Capital	Maven
$2K	Not offered	$5Buy Now Pay Later · $45 to funded
$2.5K	$30Alpha Direct · $30 to funded	Not offered
$5K	$27Alpha Pro 6% · $27 to funded	$5Buy Now Pay Later · $74 to funded
$10K	$40Alpha One · $40 to funded	$5Buy Now Pay Later · $122 to funded
$20K	Not offered	$5Buy Now Pay Later · $194 to funded
$25K	$117Alpha Pro 6% · $117 to funded	Not offered
$50K	$97Alpha Direct · $97 to funded	$5Buy Now Pay Later · $364 to funded
$100K	$197Alpha Direct · $197 to funded	$5Buy Now Pay Later · $594 to funded
$200K	$647Alpha One 6% · $647 to funded	Not offered

Which one fits you?

Choose Alpha Capital if

You want the lowest cost to get a $50K account funded ($97)
You want a larger account (up to $200K)
You trade on TradeLocker, cTrader and DXTrade
You weigh reviews (rated 4.4 from 1169 reviews)

Choose Maven if

You want the cheaper $50K account ($5 for Buy Now Pay Later)
You want a lower profit target (4%)
You want a plan with no daily loss limit
You trade on Match Trader

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