Prop Challenge Readiness

Don't pay $540 to find out you weren't ready.

A prop challenge costs roughly $170–$1,080, and most people fail — industry pass rates run in the single digits. Wembro runs your real track record against each firm's actual rules — profit target, daily-loss limit, max drawdown — and gives your honest odds of passing, before you wire the fee.

Check my odds — free →What you get ↓

The fee is gone whether you pass or not. Wembro tells you the odds first — and it has no reason to flatter you.

What you get

Your real odds — against real rules.

Wembro reads the trades you actually made and tests them against the published rulebook of each firm. No generic calculator, no “you've got this.” Just what your record did when it was held to the limits.

Odds of passing

Your chance of clearing FTMO-, Topstep- and Apex-style challenges — computed from your own trades against each firm's actual profit target, daily-loss limit and max drawdown.

The rule most likely to end your run

Most people don't fail on the profit target — they trip a drawdown or daily-loss limit. Wembro names the single rule your record breached most often, so you know what would have stopped you.

The position size that stays under the limits

The bet size at which your historical trades kept clear of the daily-loss and max-drawdown lines — so the edge you have isn't sized into a failed account.

An honest verdict, not a pep talk

If your record wasn't ready, Wembro said so. A low number from us is the cheapest way to learn it — the alternative is learning it from the firm, after the fee cleared.

Why trust it

No firm pays us a cent.

We take no money from prop firms

No affiliate fees, no referral cuts, no rev-share. The odds aren't a sales pitch for a challenge — Wembro earns nothing whether you buy one or walk away. See how Wembro stays independent →

Institutional stats, not a generic calculator

Wembro validates your real edge with the same statistics funds use to separate skill from luck — permutation tests, deflated Sharpe, sample-size checks — then applies each firm's exact rules on top. It's the credit score for your trading edge, not a spreadsheet that multiplies your average win.

The honest part

What the odds are — and aren't.

The odds are based on your past trades and each firm's published rules. They describe how your record would have fared under those limits — they are not a guarantee, and a challenge is always taken in a live market that hasn't happened yet.

Wembro is not affiliated with FTMO, Topstep, Apex or any prop firm, and is not endorsed by them. Firm names are used only to describe the published rule sets your trades were tested against. Rules change; check the firm's current terms before you commit.

Know your odds before you wire the fee.

Free, no signup. Wembro runs your real trades against the rules and tells you the honest number — pass or fail.

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