Type the split the firm actually printed
You keep profit times the split you type, minus costs you type. One thousand dollars at 90% is $900. Subtract a $150 cost and $750 remains. Topstep’s published payout is 90/10 with a $125 minimum, so 90 is a sourced number for that firm, and the minimum is not something this form enforces. Take Profit Trader’s PRO description keeps 80%. PRO+ is described as 90/10. Type 80 or 90 to match the stage. Apex’s payout split is on Apex’s payout rules. Type the percent from that page.
Costs might be an evaluation fee or a data fee. The form does not know which, and it will not invent a pass rate. It also will not request the payout. The firm’s dashboard does that. If a cap on the Express Funded Account limits the request, that cap is in Topstep’s rules, not in this subtraction.
A payout request can move a trailing floor. Tradeify locks when a payout is requested or when profit exceeds the drawdown by $100. Lucid says a payout request moves the limit to the locked balance. Those sentences live on the firm pages. This calculator only does the split.
Two more sourced splits, still typed by you. Topstep’s 90 on $2,000 of profit is $1,800 before any cost you enter. Take Profit Trader’s PRO 80 on the same $2,000 is $1,600. The $200 difference is the split, not a fee and not a trail. If you also type a $125 minimum check, that minimum is Topstep’s published request floor, and this form does not block a smaller number. Apex’s split is not in this example because the drawdown articles quoted on the Apex page do not state one. Leave the field blank of a guessed percent.