A PipFarm 100K Consistency account is now available for $100, giving traders access to a six-figure account size without paying the previously displayed $320 launch price. The promotion also removes one of the usual pricing decisions in prop trading: traders can choose between different evaluation structures without paying more for the format they prefer.
The offer runs through September 30 and applies through the code CONSISTENCY100. More importantly, the three structures impose materially different risk mechanics, so the headline price is only part of the decision.
PipFarm 100K Consistency Account Comes in Three Formats
PipFarm has structured its Consistency Mode around three choices: one-step static, one-step trailing and two-step static. The firm says all three formats carry the same price for the same account size.
For the 100K account, the promotional structure shown by PipFarm is:
- One-Step Static: 9% profit target and 6% maximum loss
- One-Step Trailing: 9% profit target and 8% maximum loss
- Two-Step Static: 6% + 6% profit targets and 8% maximum loss
- Daily Loss: 3%
- Consistency Score: 40%
- Minimum Payout: 1%
At higher ranks, the displayed maximum-loss allowances can increase, with the static and trailing structures gaining an additional percentage point under PipFarm’s current Consistency Mode rules.
The promotional price therefore gives traders flexibility over the evaluation architecture rather than simply reducing the cost of one fixed challenge.
Why the Same-Price Structure Matters
For traders, the biggest operational difference is between static and trailing drawdown.
A static maximum-loss rule keeps the loss threshold fixed, while a trailing model moves with account performance. That can materially affect how a trader manages open profit and decides when to reduce risk. Traders who dislike giving back room created by earlier gains may view the static structure differently from those who prefer the larger initial loss allowance offered by the trailing version.
The two-step option changes the pressure in another way. Instead of reaching a 9% target in one stage, traders work through 6% and 6% targets, while retaining an 8% static maximum-loss allowance. That creates a different progression toward the funded stage and may suit traders who prefer smaller individual evaluation targets.
PipFarm’s decision to price the three formats equally is strategically interesting because it shifts the choice away from cost and toward trading style and risk management. The trader is effectively choosing the rule set rather than paying a premium for a particular account structure.
The 40% Consistency Rule Is Still Central
The discounted entry price does not remove the account’s core consistency requirement. PipFarm defines its Consistency Score as the trader’s best trading day divided by total profit, and the current Consistency Mode requirement is 40% or lower. The rule applies when passing the challenge and when requesting a payout.
That changes the way traders need to approach a 100K account. A large winning day can move the account toward its profit target quickly, but if too much of the overall profit comes from that single day, the trader may still need additional profitable performance before satisfying the consistency requirement.
This makes the promotion more than a low-cost entry offer. The $100 price lowers the financial barrier to entering the evaluation, while the 40% rule continues to encourage a distributed profit profile. For traders accustomed to relying on one or two high-conviction trades to reach a target, that distinction matters.
A $220 Saving, but the Rules Still Matter
The launch offer reduces the displayed $320 price to $100, representing a $220 saving. The code CONSISTENCY100 is available until September 30, giving the promotion a defined window rather than functioning as an open-ended price reduction.
That deadline can be relevant for traders comparing evaluation programs, but the low entry price should not be considered separately from the account’s risk parameters. A cheaper challenge does not change the consequences of breaching daily or maximum-loss limits, and the consistency requirement remains part of the path to payouts.
PipFarm’s current Consistency Mode also uses a 1% minimum payout, while its broader payout system includes additional payout-frequency and account features depending on the account configuration.
What Traders Should Look At Before Choosing
The key question is therefore not simply whether a 100K account can be purchased for $100. Traders should consider which structure matches their normal risk management.
The one-step static model provides the simplest evaluation path, while the one-step trailing version offers a larger maximum-loss allowance but introduces trailing-loss mechanics. The two-step static model breaks the evaluation into two 6% targets and may appeal to traders who prefer smaller stage objectives.
At the same time, all three share the 40% consistency requirement and 3% daily-loss limit. That common framework means the promotional price creates flexibility in structure without eliminating the behavioural discipline built into Consistency Mode.
For traders considering a six-figure prop trading evaluation, the unusual part of this promotion is therefore not simply the $100 price. It is the combination of a low entry cost with three materially different challenge structures offered at the same price.
The PipFarm 100K Consistency account is available for $100 with code CONSISTENCY100 through September 30. Traders considering the offer should review the full account rules and payout conditions before purchasing by clicking HERE.
