Alpha Futures Scaling Plan Explained (2026)
Update — July 12, 2026: The Premium plan has been discontinued. All active Premium accounts are being refunded and closed automatically — no ticket needed. Zero, Advanced, and Direct plans are unaffected. References to Premium below are kept for historical accuracy.
Our scaling plan applies on Qualified Accounts only, after you pass your evaluation (what many traders call a prop firm challenge). It ties maximum position size (minis and micros) to net profit on the account, so your buying power grows as you build simulated profits. Advanced has no scaling plan. Zero $25K qualified has no scaling plan. Zero $50K / $100K qualified and all Premium qualified accounts use the tier tables below.
Part of our futures prop series. Start with What is a futures prop firm?, then explore: Platforms · Best futures prop firms (2026) · Alpha Futures review (2026) · Performance fee rules explained (2026) · Alpha Group · Futures vs forex prop firms (2026) · Best futures prop firms for beginners (2026) · Fastest payout futures prop firms (2026).
Last updated: June 2026
General information only, not financial advice. Simulated trading. Performance fees are performance-based; outcomes not guaranteed.
We use evaluation for the assessment stage and Qualified Account for the stage after you pass. Trading is on simulated funds. You may request performance fees (commonly called payouts) under our published performance split when eligible.
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Simulated evaluations, simulated funds. Performance fees are performance-based; outcomes not guaranteed.
