Scaling Path Planner
Project how your funded account grows under FundedFast's scaling program. Every 3 months of consistent profitability, your balance scales 2.5x up to a $400K cap. See account size, monthly income, and cumulative earnings at every step.
Your Funded Account
The tier you are funded at today (or plan to pass).
Used for entry-fee ROI only.
Final Account
$400K
At scaling cap
Months to Cap
15 mo
To reach $400K
Total Earnings
$248,991
Over 24 months
Final Income
$18,000/mo
At $400K funded
Scaling Timeline
2515x return on your $99 entry fee
You pay $99 to pass your $10K challenge, then keep 90% of every payout. The entry fee is refunded on your first payout.
Scaling is discretionary and reviewed by FundedFast's risk team based on performance metrics. Income projections assume consistent monthly returns at the selected rate. Trading involves significant risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
What Is a Prop Firm Scaling Plan?
A scaling plan is the route by which a funded account grows over time rather than in one step. Instead of attempting the largest account immediately, a trader starts at a size they can manage and the account is increased as performance is reviewed. The plan describes what that path could look like, not an entitlement to move along it.
How Scaling Works at FundedFast
Scaling is discretionary. Increases are reviewed by the FundedFast risk team against performance, so consistency over time matters more to a review than one strong month. The planner shows a possible progression from a chosen starting size at an assumed monthly return; it does not commit FundedFast to any increase, and no schedule of increases is guaranteed.
Why Start Smaller Than the Target
Loss limits scale with the account, so the percentage discipline is identical at every size, but the currency amounts are not. A 5% daily limit is 250 on a 5,000 account and 20,000 on a 400,000 one. The behaviour that survives the smaller number is what a review is looking for, and it is far cheaper to learn it at the smaller size.
Loss Limits Do Not Loosen as You Scale
On a FundedFast challenge or funded account, both of which are simulated trading accounts, the maximum daily loss is 5% of your starting balance and the maximum total loss is 10% of your starting balance, raised to 20% where the drawdown add-on was purchased on an eligible account. Both are fixed against the starting balance rather than trailing peak equity. A larger account raises the currency figure at stake without raising the percentage you are allowed to lose.
This section is educational information about how scaling and loss limits work on a simulated evaluation account. It is not financial advice, not an earnings claim, and not a commitment to any account increase. Scaling is discretionary and subject to review.
Scaling Plan FAQ
What is a scaling plan on a prop firm account?
A route by which a funded account is increased over time as performance is reviewed, rather than starting at the largest available size. It describes a possible progression, not a guaranteed schedule.
Is scaling automatic at FundedFast?
No. Increases are discretionary and reviewed by the risk team against performance metrics. Hitting a particular return in a particular month does not by itself trigger an increase.
What size account should I start with?
One where the currency value of a 5% daily loss is an amount you can trade normally against. The percentage rules are identical at every size; what changes is the sum of money involved, and that is what tends to alter behaviour.
Do the drawdown rules change as the account grows?
The percentages do not. The maximum daily loss stays 5% of starting balance and the maximum total loss 10%, with the 20% cap where the add-on applies. Only the currency amounts scale, so a larger account means a larger absolute allowance and a larger absolute risk.
How long does scaling take?
There is no fixed timeline, because increases follow review rather than a schedule. The planner lets you model a progression at an assumed rate, which shows the arithmetic of that assumption rather than an expected duration.
Does scaling increase my profit split?
The profit share is 90% on a funded account. Scaling changes the size of the balance that share is calculated against, not the percentage itself.
What happens to my scaling path after a losing month?
A loss does not simply pause the path. It reduces the base later projections are built on, and it forms part of the performance record a discretionary review considers. Modelling only positive months describes an unusually smooth outcome.
Is this scaling planner free?
Yes. It is free and does not require an account. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere; the projection runs entirely in your browser.