At a glance
- Use the exact program, account size and account stage.
- Separate a daily reference from the overall loss floor.
- Review the source notes and current agreement before buying.
All three start at the same reference balance. Left: permitted loss. Right: evaluation target. The ratio describes these two percentages only.
Published evaluation percentages. Bars compare percentages, not passing probabilities. Account fees are outside this figure.
Three evaluation configurations
Breakout’s Program Rules page distinguishes Classic, Pro and Turbo. Its listed target and static maximum-loss percentages are shown below; the daily loss percentage is 3% for these one-step configurations.1
| Configuration | Target | Maximum loss | Target / loss allowance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | 10% | 6% | 1.67 |
| Pro | 12% | 5% | 2.40 |
| Turbo | 9% | 3% | 3.00 |
A lower target does not automatically mean more room
The last column is our arithmetic: target percentage divided by maximum-loss percentage. It is not a probability, performance forecast or ranking. Turbo’s smaller target is accompanied by a smaller allowance; comparing the target alone leaves out half of that relationship.
For an independent $25,000 illustration, a 9% target is $2,250 and a 3% allowance is $750. A 10% target is $2,500 and a 6% allowance is $1,500. Those hypothetical account-size conversions make the tradeoff visible without assuming how either route would perform.
The daily calculation has its own clock
The rules page places the daily recalculation at 00:30 UTC, using balance without open positions as the reference, while checking equity for a breach. The overall maximum-loss floor for the listed one-step programs is static.1
To illustrate the distinction, assume a $26,000 daily balance reference and a 3% daily rate. The allowance is $780 and the resulting daily equity floor is $25,220. This daily threshold is a different calculation from the fixed total floor established for the account.
Keep evaluation and payout-stage terms apart
The program-rules page separates evaluation from the subsequent account stage.1 In your shortlist, keep the selected configuration and its governing agreement attached to the account stage. Do not assume a general promotional paragraph captures every funded-stage restriction.
For any crypto program, also identify the symbol specifications, execution environment and treatment of holding charges. A static overall floor does not establish that current equity is unaffected by commissions, funding or other charges.
Compare the exact configuration
Our Breakout profile stores Classic and Pro rows. The new Turbo discussion here does not mean a Turbo checkout quote has been added to that pricing snapshot. Verify availability and price separately on the official site.
Use the crypto checklist to record the instrument and permissions, and the fee comparison guide to model the actual payment structure. A target-to-loss ratio is only one part of the decision.
Sources & dates
Primary pages accessed on . A source can change after publication. The examples above are not a claim about a program’s current price.
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