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Lark Funding vs ThinkCapital

Lark Funding and ThinkCapital 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.

Lark FundingThinkCapital
Cheapest $50K account$266 · 3-Stage Evaluation$159.20 · Nexus Challenge
Cheapest $50K to funded$266 · 3-Stage Evaluation (one-time)$159.20 · Nexus Challenge (one-time)
Price range$94.05–$4,275$31.20–$719.20
Account models48
Account sizes$5K–$200K$2.5K–$100K
Profit split80–90%80%
Profit target10–12%10–18%
Max drawdown5–12%6–8%
Drawdown typeStatic, Trailing balanceStatic, Trailing balance, Trailing equity
BillingOne-timeOne-time
Daily loss limitNone on 3-Stage Evaluation3–4%
Consistency ruleNoneNone
Fastest payout14 days14 days
PlatformscTrader, DXTrade, Match TraderThinkTrader
Review rating★ 4.5 (92 reviews)★ 4 (63 reviews)

Price by account size

The cheapest account from each firm at every size.

Lark FundingThinkCapital
$2.5KNot offered$31.20Bolt - Funding - 2 · $31.20 to funded
$5K$190Funding · $190 to funded$31.20Nexus Challenge · $31.20 to funded
$10K$94.05Max · $94.05 to funded$63.20Nexus Challenge · $63.20 to funded
$25K$166.253-Stage Evaluation · $166.25 to funded$111.20Nexus Challenge · $111.20 to funded
$50K$2663-Stage Evaluation · $266 to funded$159.20Nexus Challenge · $159.20 to funded
$100K$351.503-Stage Evaluation · $351.50 to funded$349Nexus Challenge · $349 to funded
$200K$712.503-Stage Evaluation · $712.50 to fundedNot offered

Which one fits you?

Choose Lark Funding if

  • You want a higher profit split (up to 90%)
  • You want a plan with no daily loss limit
  • You want a larger account (up to $200K)
  • You trade on cTrader, DXTrade and Match Trader
  • You weigh reviews (rated 4.5 from 92 reviews)

Choose ThinkCapital if

  • You want the cheaper $50K account ($159.20 for Nexus Challenge)
  • You want the lowest cost to get a $50K account funded ($159.20)
  • You trade on ThinkTrader

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