Judgebot simulates your robot against the real rules of FTMO, FundedNext, The5ers and 8 others. Probability of success, drawdown risk, real-time breach alerts. On your actual trading data.
Monte Carlo · 2,000 draws on your real returns
Prop firm rules are unforgiving. What sinks you is almost never performance — it's drawdown, a bad day, or a rule you hadn't spotted.
An EA that's profitable over a year can breach the daily loss limit in a single day. The fee is lost, the account closed — without warning.
Between $155 and over $1,000 per attempt. Without knowing in advance which account size your robot can actually sustain, you're paying to guess.
News blackout, consistency rule, minimum days, weekend holding, copy-trading banned… A single clause in the fine print is enough to invalidate a winning account.
You don't fly blind in trading. So why do it against a $540 challenge?
You connect your EA (or upload the MT4/MT5 statement), you pick the prop firm. We do the rest — on your real data, not on a marketing promise.
We replay your history across 2,000 scenarios to estimate your probability of passing — and above all your risk of breaking a rule along the way.
Every firm rule scrutinized: total drawdown, daily loss, consistency, minimum days, target. Green / amber / red, no jargon.
Once your account is connected, Judgebot monitors the day's loss and the margin. You're alerted before before you cross the red line, on Telegram and the dashboard.
Rather than guessing, let Judgebot rank each size by probability of success relative to the fee. You know where to put your $155 rather than your $1,080.
The simulator tells you whether your EA can pass. The monitoring keeps you in the challenge, day after day, while the robot runs on your VPS.
−4.2% today · FTMO limit at 5%. Remaining margin: 0.8% (≈ $800).
Max drawdown since inception: 6.3% / 10%. Target 62% of the way there.
6 min outage detected on the VPS, ping restored automatically.
Drag in your MT4/MT5 statement, or connect your account live via our EA. No banking data, no broker password.
FTMO, FundedNext, Apex, Topstep… and the account size. The rules are already loaded and up to date.
Probability of success, rule by rule, recommended account size. Then enable alerts to stay within the rules.
Judgebot doesn't sell challenges and isn't affiliated with any firm. Our only interest: that you know the truth about your robot.
Not an optimized backtest: your real returns, trade by trade.
Too little data? We say so clearly, never a fake %.
Each firm re-verified every quarter against its official conditions.
No affiliate commission to skew the recommendation. You first.
The market never repeats itself identically. Judgebot gives you an honest probability and the precise risks, not a promise. That's exactly what saves you from paying a fee for an account that never had a chance… or from missing a solid robot out of excessive caution.
You create an account, upload an MT4/MT5 statement and run the prop firm simulation in a few minutes. Continuous monitoring and alerts then activate once your EA is connected live. See the pricing page for the details of each plan.
No. For the simulation, a simple statement export is enough. For live tracking, our EA sends performance data from your platform — never your password or control of your account.
11 to date: FTMO, FundedNext, The5ers, Apex Trader Funding, MyFundedFutures, SurgeTrader, FundingPips, The Funded Trader, E8 Markets, Alpha Capital Group and Topstep — that is more than 40 challenge sizes. The list grows regularly.
It's an estimate from a Monte-Carlo simulation on your real returns — a decision aid, not a guarantee. If your history is too short to be reliable, Judgebot tells you rather than showing a misleading percentage.
Yes. As long as you have a usable MT4/MT5 statement, the simulation works whatever the style. Live alerts are especially useful for automated strategies on a VPS.
Test your robot against your next challenge in 2 minutes, on your real data.