Take Profit Trader Coupon Desk tracks one thing: what it actually costs to start a Take Profit Trader evaluation today, and what changes once you pass it. The firm runs a one-step model with day-one withdrawals, which makes the fee structure simple compared to multi-phase competitors — but “simple” still has a live promo code, a one-time activation fee, and a profit split that depends on which account tier you land in. This desk exists to keep those numbers current and sourced.
Who writes it
The site is written and maintained by Elena Marchetti. The job is narrow: read Take Profit Trader’s own pricing widget, its knowledge base, and its disclaimer footer, and write down exactly what they say, dated. She is not employed by or paid by Take Profit Trader to publish anything here.
How a figure gets onto a page
Every account fee, profit target, drawdown figure and promo term on this site is read directly from Take Profit Trader’s own site: the live pricing configurator, the Zendesk knowledge base, and the disclaimer block at the bottom of their homepage. Each article carries a “Checked” date — the day its figures were last confirmed at the source, which is not always the day the article was first published.
Three habits keep the numbers honest:
- The promo code’s terms are quoted, not summarized. A “40% off for life” headline hides mechanics worth reading in full — whether it applies to the monthly subscription, the one-time activation fee, or both, and what happens on a reset. The homepage and the pricing page quote the firm’s own FAQ language where a paraphrase could mislead.
- Every account size gets its own numbers. Profit target, position limit and drawdown scale with account size; a single example is not representative. The account-size breakdown lists all five sizes side by side.
- Account states are kept distinct. Test, PRO and PRO+ carry different rules — buffer requirements, drawdown type, profit split — and conflating them is the most common error in secondhand coverage of this firm. The side-by-side account-state comparison sets them apart explicitly.
Where something could not be confirmed against the firm’s own pages, the page says so and leaves the figure out rather than guessing.
Independence and money
This site is independent. Take Profit Trader does not operate it, review it before publication, or approve what it says. Some links to Take Profit Trader may earn this site a commission if you sign up through them. That is disclosed here and in the footer of every page, and it does not change which figures are reported or in what order.
The review and the page asking whether Take Profit Trader is legitimate include what Trustpilot’s public listing says, linked, alongside the firm’s own framing.
Corrections
If a fee has changed, the promo code has stopped working, or a rule is stated incorrectly, how to report it is a page away. Corrections are made on the page they concern, and that page’s “Checked” date moves when they are.
What this site is not
It is not financial advice, and it is not a recommendation to purchase an evaluation. A prop firm test is a paid simulated-account challenge. Take Profit Trader’s own disclosure shows that 36.22% of Trading Tests taken in 2025 were passed — most were not.