How this site gets paid

Those links use rel="sponsored nofollow". They open in a new tab. The codes next to them come from one config file. Until the owner replaces them, they are samples and will not work at checkout.

The commission doesn't set the order of the table, which reviews exist, or which firm I call a fit. Four firms have full write-ups. The others have a row and a coupon page.

A link to a help center is there so you can check the number. Rules change often. I check them regularly, but always confirm on the firm's site before you buy. See how the numbers are checked.

The deals list asks for an email and nothing else. A connected provider sends a confirm message before you are on the list. I'll never share your email with anyone. If the provider is not configured, the form says so and does not store the address. A hidden field and a short rate limit sit in front of the signup so scripts cannot fill it.

This is not financial advice, not a broker, and not an offer to manage money. Prop trading evaluations can cost the fee and nothing else if you fail. Read the firm's terms before you pay.