Leeloo Trading Review 2026
Leeloo Trading scores 60 out of 100 overall. Leeloo Trading's catch is the payout: you can only ask for one during a single window each month, and dated reviews describe denied payouts. The eval has no daily loss limit, and you stay on sim the whole way.
- Trust 51: Some open questions. Top factor: 9+ years in operation.
- Cost 65: Average cost. Top factor: low activation cost.
- Payout 60: Payouts come with limits. Top factor: 100% profit split.
- Rules 62: Rules take some care. Top factor: generous or no time limit.
Firm Data Monitoring Status
- Trustpilot RatingChecked weekly - last checked 2026-10-26
- Sales and PromotionsNot tracked - Still Funded doesn't receive this firm's emails
- Rules, Pricing and PayoutsYearly deep dive only - terms last verified 2026-07-08
At a Glance: The Four Scores
Four scores, one published method.
Still Funded Score
An equal blend of the four scores below. How the score is calculated.
Data Confidence: Medium
Trust Score
Is the firm legit: is it a real, accountable business, does it actually pay, and what does its track record show?
Cost Score
What it costs to get funded and stay funded: the eval, resets, the activation fee and data fees. Measured at today's price after any dated sale, plus how deep the firm's sales usually run.
Payout Score
How easy it is to get paid: how much you can take out, how fast it lands, how often, and how many accounts you can stack.
Rules Score
How trader-friendly the rules are: the drawdown type, how big the drawdown is next to the profit target, daily loss limits and consistency rules.
Still Funded has no affiliate relationship with Leeloo Trading and earns nothing if you sign up. Leeloo Trading is scored on the same published methodology as every other firm.
Scores update on their own whenever this firm's data changes.
Trustpilot: The Last Four Checks
The four newest Trustpilot checks that feed the Trust score. Trustpilot is one signal, not the whole picture.
- 608 reviews(+0)
Checked 2026-10-05: 3.1 across 608 reviews, profile active. Review count +0 since the check before.
- 608 reviews(+0)
Checked 2026-10-12: 3.1 across 608 reviews, profile active. Review count +0 since the check before.
- 608 reviews(+0)
Checked 2026-10-20: 3.1 across 608 reviews, profile active. Review count +0 since the check before.
- 608 reviews(+0)
Checked 2026-10-26: 3.1 across 608 reviews, profile active. Review count +0 since the check before.
The checks that feed this Trust score: 2026-10-05: 3.1 across 608 reviews; 2026-10-12: 3.1 across 608 reviews; 2026-10-20: 3.1 across 608 reviews; 2026-10-26: 3.1 across 608 reviews.
Sales We Tracked: The Last 12 Months
The sales this firm has emailed us, one dot per month. Terms only, never codes.
- Nov 2025Nothing tracked
- Dec 2025Nothing tracked
- Jan 2026Nothing tracked
- Feb 2026Nothing tracked
- Mar 2026Nothing tracked
- Apr 2026Nothing tracked
- May 2026Nothing tracked
- Jun 2026Nothing tracked
- Jul 2026Nothing tracked
- Aug 2026Nothing tracked
- Sep 2026Nothing tracked
- Oct 2026Nothing tracked
Sales tracked by month: Nov 2025: Nothing tracked; Dec 2025: Nothing tracked; Jan 2026: Nothing tracked; Feb 2026: Nothing tracked; Mar 2026: Nothing tracked; Apr 2026: Nothing tracked; May 2026: Nothing tracked; Jun 2026: Nothing tracked; Jul 2026: Nothing tracked; Aug 2026: Nothing tracked; Sep 2026: Nothing tracked; Oct 2026: Nothing tracked.
Pricing and Account Tiers
Every active eval at full price, plus the best target-to-drawdown ratio in the lineup.
| Eval | Price | Sale Price | Activation Fee | Max Drawdown | Drawdown Type | Profit Target | Time Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aspire 25K | $250/mo | - | Included | $1,500 | Intraday Trailing | $1,500 | None |
| Launch 50K | $280/mo | - | Included | $2,500 | Intraday Trailing | $3,000 | None |
| Climb 100K | $320/mo | - | Included | $3,000 | Intraday Trailing | $6,000 | None |
| Cruise 150K | $405/mo | - | Included | $5,000 | Intraday Trailing | $9,000 | None |
| Burst 250K | $725/mo | - | Included | $6,500 | Intraday Trailing | $15,000 | None |
| Explode 300K | $850/mo | - | Included | $7,500 | Intraday Trailing | $20,000 | None |
Best Target-to-Drawdown Ratio
Profit target divided by max drawdown, shown target first. Lower is better: less profit to earn per dollar of drawdown. Some firms sell targets smaller than the drawdown, so the ratio can run below 1 : 1, and 1 : 1 is not a bottom.
1 : 1
Aspire 25K
$1,500 target / $1,500 drawdown
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Few eval rules: no daily loss limit, no time limit, no scaling plan, and news and holiday trading allowed
- Swing-friendly within limits: up to 3 micros held through the close without asking, and one login can run up to 10 accounts
- Leeloo Express refunds the full account fee when you qualify, and a free trial exists for new members
- Sim only, with no move to live of any kind: passing never moves you to a live account with tighter risk rules, and it is the one firm we cover that works this way
Cons
- A Trustpilot profile built without invites until July 2026, with a dated run of payout-denial reviews every month from December 2025 through June 2026
- The risk sits at the payout request. There is one 15-hour request window a month (the last Saturday) and at least 30 active trading days before the first payout. Then come a $1,000 minimum, caps by size on payouts 1 to 4, and approval the terms describe as a contest decided at the firm's discretion
- The 30% rule has three published definitions that conflict. Flipping is judged by a manual review that the firm says its own dashboard number doesn't reflect, and profit guarding is banned, so you keep trading your normal schedule after you qualify for a payout
- The eval trailing drawdown follows your highest open profit and never stops trailing for the life of the account. It stops trailing at the starting balance plus $100 only on the Investor PA, Leeloo's funded Performance Account
- Billing you have to stop yourself: no refunds, a 30-day auto-renew, a failed account that keeps billing until you cancel or pay the $85 reset, a permanent ban on chargebacks, and a non-refundable convenience fee on every payment
- The company sold subscriptions for roughly 13 months while the state had it dissolved (December 2024 to January 2026), its third notice for late annual reports since 2018; a paperwork lapse, not a money problem, but on the record
Rules at a Glance
The rules that fail people. Tap the info icon beside a rule for the plain-terms version.
- DrawdownIntraday trailing
How your drawdown line moves. End-of-day trailing rises with your closing balance; intraday trailing rises with every tick of open profit; static never moves. The type decides how much of your own gains you can give back.
- Daily Loss LimitNo daily loss limit
The most you can lose in one session before the day ends. A soft limit ends your day and keeps the account; a hard limit ends the account.
- Consistency RuleEval and funded
Caps how much of your profit can come from one day. Some plans use it in the eval, some once you are funded, and some in both.
- How Long You Must Hold a TradeNo minimum
Whether every trade has to stay open for a set time before you can close it. Some firms set no time but still limit scalping.
- Weekend HoldingAllowed
Whether positions can stay open over the weekend. Not allowed means everything must be flat before the Friday close.
- AutomationNot allowed (eval and funded)
Whether bots, EAs and algos are allowed to place trades, at the eval stage and at the funded stage.
- Markets You Can't TradeNone listed
Markets the firm will not let you trade in this program.
- Sim or LiveSim only
Whether the funded account is simulated, live, or starts simulated and can move to live.
- Accounts at OnceUp to 10 per login
How many funded accounts you can hold at the same time at this firm.
- Copy Your Own AccountsNot allowed
Whether you may copy your trades across your own accounts at this firm with a trade copier or within your broker.
Drawdown: Intraday trailing; Daily Loss Limit: No daily loss limit; Consistency Rule: Eval and funded; How Long You Must Hold a Trade: No minimum; Weekend Holding: Allowed; Automation: Not allowed (eval and funded); Markets You Can't Trade: None listed; Sim or Live: Sim only; Accounts at Once: Up to 10 per login; Copy Your Own Accounts: Not allowed.
Rules Detail
Read these rules by what is missing first, because that is the pitch: no daily loss limit, no time limit, no scaling plan, no minimum hold. The catch is the drawdown. In the eval it trails the highest open profit your trade ever touches, and it never stops trailing, not even after you hit the target. Hit it and you blow the account, and starting over costs the $85 reset. Only the funded Investor PA stops the drawdown from trailing.
The conduct rules are what the dated payout denials cite. The 30% rule caps your best day, and Leeloo has published three definitions of it, one against your balance and two against your profit, that do not all agree. It could be an error the firm has not caught yet, but I would be cautious with any rule I could not pin down. Homeruns are banned by name, flipping is capped at under 5% of your days and judged by hand, and profit guarding is prohibited.
Once you qualify for a payout you keep trading your normal schedule, then trading pauses while the request is reviewed, and the request itself lands in one window a month. Copying between your own accounts is banned, so a stack here is hand-traded. Whether the funded account is sim forever doesn't matter to me; the market is the same either way, and the payout rules are what decide this firm.
Automation: bots and automated trading are banned at every stage, eval and PA. Only you may trade the account, and using a bot closes it automatically. News and holiday trading are allowed. Overnight: Leeloo markets swing trading. Up to 3 micros may be held through the close without asking; bigger positions need admin approval and enough profit to cover maintenance margin, and otherwise every trade is flat 15 minutes before the close for that market (carried positions are counted first in, first out). Leeloo publishes no weekend rules. Sim only: PAs are fully simulated (the firm says PA accounts may be simulated or copied accounts), and Leeloo may copy a successful account into its own trading with its own software. There is no move to live of any kind, the one firm we cover with no live stage. PA phase-out: the firm's Investor PA article (April 2026) says the program is being phased out with new offerings coming. When we checked on 2026-07-08, the homepage still sold the same steps (practice account, then Performance Account, then a possible Leeloo Elite account) with no replacement product live, so the funded terms may change while the phase-out plays out.
Source - logged 2026-07-30
Payouts at a Glance
Profit split, speed and the first payout. Tap the info icon for the detail. The evidence is under Payout Evidence below.
- Profit Split100% of the first $12,500, then 90/10
Your share of the profit you withdraw. The firm keeps the rest.
Investor PA (Leeloo's funded account): 100% of the first $12,500 of total profit on the account, then 90% of everything above $12,500. The $12,500 counts across the life of each account. Leeloo calls this the share of simulated profits a trader may receive for company risk mitigation, not a profit split.
- First Payout30 trading days
The number to hit before your first payout: trading days, winning days, or a payout buffer (the profit a firm makes you keep in the account).
Your first payout needs at least 30 active trading days on the PA and a balance above the starting balance plus the drawdown plus $100 (on the 50K, $52,600). Only profit above that level can be withdrawn, and the first 4 payouts have a $1,000 minimum. Requests go in only during the monthly window.
- How Often You Can Get PaidMonthly
How often you can request a payout once you meet the first payout rules.
One request window a month (the last Saturday, 2:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET). The first payout comes after at least 30 active trading days on the PA (Leeloo's funded Performance Account); payouts 2 to 4 are monthly, with at least 10 active days each; from payout 5 on, once every 30 calendar days.
- Payout MethodRise (registration required)
How the money reaches you: a bank transfer, a payment app, or a brokerage transfer.
Rise (riseworks.io). You must register with Rise to submit a payout request, and failing Rise's ID check (KYC) blocks payouts. No crypto payouts.
- Max Payout per RequestFirst 4 payouts capped
The most you can take in one withdrawal.
Payouts 1 to 4: a $1,000 minimum, and a maximum by account size: 25K (3 contracts) $1,000; 50K (8 contracts) $1,500; 100K (12 contracts) $1,750; 150K (15 contracts) $2,000; 250K (25 contracts) $2,500; 300K (30 contracts) $3,000. From payout 5 on there is no minimum or maximum. You can only withdraw once your balance is above the starting balance plus the drawdown plus $100: $26,600 / $52,600 / $103,100 / $155,100 / $256,600 / $307,600 by size. Leeloo's Terms (Section 8) also let it set an Account Payout Cap for each trader at its discretion.
- Lifetime CapNone published
The most one account can pay out before it closes or moves to live, if the firm publishes a limit.
- ScalingNo scaling plan
How the account grows: with your balance, by contract limit steps, or by profit split steps.
- Payout SpeedNo published time
How long the firm takes to process a payout request. Your bank or payout service can add its own time.
No published time frame: every request is reviewed by hand, and trading must pause during the review. One reviewer's Saturday request was approved the following Tuesday (Trustpilot, October 2025).
Profit Split: 100% of the first $12,500, then 90/10; First Payout: 30 trading days; How Often You Can Get Paid: Monthly; Payout Method: Rise (registration required); Max Payout per Request: First 4 payouts capped; Lifetime Cap: None published; Scaling: No scaling plan; Payout Speed: No published time.
Payout Evidence
No payout evidence on record yet that meets our verification requirements to be listed here.
What Has Changed at Leeloo Trading
Everything we have logged about this firm, newest first. Tap the info icon for the note. Sources are under All Events below.
- Rules2026-06-16
Rules, 2026-06-16
The billing here is easy to miss, and we confirmed how it works in Leeloo's own Terms of Service (Section 8) on 2026-07-04. There are no refunds. The subscription auto-renews every 30 days. Blowing or forfeiting an account doesn't cancel the subscription: you have to cancel it yourself, and until you do, a blown account keeps billing you. Filing a chargeback gets you permanently banned.
- Payout2026-06-06
Payout, 2026-06-06
From December 2025 through June 2026 there is a monthly run of Trustpilot reviews describing the same thing: a trader hits a payout target, the request goes into manual review, and the payout is denied or cut on consistency grounds the trader says were never spelled out, sometimes with a partial settlement offer and the account closed. The two most recent are dated June 4 and June 6, 2026. The firm's own words confirm how this works, twice. Its April 2026 Trustpilot replies describe an automated screen with unpublished limits followed by human review, and say the dashboard is a guide, not the approval (checked 2026-07-30). Its January 7, 2026 reply to a Better Business Bureau complaint describes the same review, citing consistency concerns and home-run sessions. No reviews of any kind were posted after June 6, so July 2026 shows no data, not an improvement. A Schedule 1 agreement the firm's replies refer to is not on its public site.
- Pricing2026-05-05
Pricing, 2026-05-05
Leeloo's PA fee article, last changed May 5, 2026, prices the monthly Performance Account fee at $109 where it had been $88, and says the $250 one-time option is being phased out, with no new purchases and existing accounts unchanged. The $109 figure was already on the page by April 11, 2026, so the increase came before the article's last change. The fee lands after you pass, so it raises what it costs to get funded here without changing any advertised eval price.
On the trust record: The firm's own articles disagree: the older PA overview no longer shows any fee figures, so anything still quoting $88 is out of date.
- Product2026-04-14
Product, 2026-04-14
On April 14, 2026 Leeloo's Investor PA article added notice that the program in its exact form is being phased out, covering the Investor PA Foundation Program, Elite Accounts, and the LB Leeloo Bundle, with new offerings to come. When we checked on August 13, 2026, Foundation and LB Bundle accounts were still on sale, Elite remained invite only, and no replacement product had launched, so this is announced, not done.
On the trust record: Turbo Accounts are not part of the phase-out. When we checked on 2026-07-09, existing accounts were still active and unchanged. If you are buying one of the three named programs, you are buying into something the firm has already said it is retiring.
- Corporate2024-12-01
Corporate, 2024-12-01
Leeloo's legal company, Natural Trading, LLC (Montana file C1055873, formed 2017-09-11), was dissolved by the state on 2024-12-01 for missing annual reports and reinstated on 2026-01-09, so the firm sold monthly subscriptions for roughly 13 months while dissolved. It was a paperwork lapse, not a business failure, and the record is clean since: the 2026 annual report was filed early, on the day of the reinstatement. The pattern matters more than the one event, though. The filing history shows three state notices of intent to dissolve over the company's life (2018, 2021 and 2024; the first two were fixed before it was dissolved), and the 2025 annual report was filed three and a half months late. Checked against the Montana Secretary of State's business search on 2026-07-30.
- Corporate2024-12-01
Corporate, 2024-12-01
The business name Leeloo Trading (Montana filing A1147889) was cancelled by the state on 2024-12-01, the same day the parent LLC was dissolved. When the LLC was reinstated on 2026-01-09 the name registration was not brought back, and it has not been re-registered since. The company is in good standing, but the brand name it sells under has had no active Montana registration since 2024-12-01. Its LEELOO and PERFORMANCE BASED TRADING AND CONTESTS trademarks are inactive too. Checked against the Montana Secretary of State's business search on 2026-07-30.
- Founded2017-09-11
Founded 2017-09-11. Events, newest first: 2026-06-16 Rules; 2026-06-06 Payout; 2026-05-05 Pricing; 2026-04-14 Product; 2024-12-01 Corporate; 2024-12-01 Corporate.
All Events
- Rules
The billing here is easy to miss, and we confirmed how it works in Leeloo's own Terms of Service (Section 8) on 2026-07-04. There are no refunds. The subscription auto-renews every 30 days. Blowing or forfeiting an account doesn't cancel the subscription: you have to cancel it yourself, and until you do, a blown account keeps billing you. Filing a chargeback gets you permanently banned.
- Payout
From December 2025 through June 2026 there is a monthly run of Trustpilot reviews describing the same thing: a trader hits a payout target, the request goes into manual review, and the payout is denied or cut on consistency grounds the trader says were never spelled out, sometimes with a partial settlement offer and the account closed. The two most recent are dated June 4 and June 6, 2026. The firm's own words confirm how this works, twice. Its April 2026 Trustpilot replies describe an automated screen with unpublished limits followed by human review, and say the dashboard is a guide, not the approval (checked 2026-07-30). Its January 7, 2026 reply to a Better Business Bureau complaint describes the same review, citing consistency concerns and home-run sessions. No reviews of any kind were posted after June 6, so July 2026 shows no data, not an improvement. A Schedule 1 agreement the firm's replies refer to is not on its public site.
- Pricing
Leeloo's PA fee article, last changed May 5, 2026, prices the monthly Performance Account fee at $109 where it had been $88, and says the $250 one-time option is being phased out, with no new purchases and existing accounts unchanged. The $109 figure was already on the page by April 11, 2026, so the increase came before the article's last change. The fee lands after you pass, so it raises what it costs to get funded here without changing any advertised eval price.
On the trust record: The firm's own articles disagree: the older PA overview no longer shows any fee figures, so anything still quoting $88 is out of date.
- Product
On April 14, 2026 Leeloo's Investor PA article added notice that the program in its exact form is being phased out, covering the Investor PA Foundation Program, Elite Accounts, and the LB Leeloo Bundle, with new offerings to come. When we checked on August 13, 2026, Foundation and LB Bundle accounts were still on sale, Elite remained invite only, and no replacement product had launched, so this is announced, not done.
On the trust record: Turbo Accounts are not part of the phase-out. When we checked on 2026-07-09, existing accounts were still active and unchanged. If you are buying one of the three named programs, you are buying into something the firm has already said it is retiring.
- Corporate
Leeloo's legal company, Natural Trading, LLC (Montana file C1055873, formed 2017-09-11), was dissolved by the state on 2024-12-01 for missing annual reports and reinstated on 2026-01-09, so the firm sold monthly subscriptions for roughly 13 months while dissolved. It was a paperwork lapse, not a business failure, and the record is clean since: the 2026 annual report was filed early, on the day of the reinstatement. The pattern matters more than the one event, though. The filing history shows three state notices of intent to dissolve over the company's life (2018, 2021 and 2024; the first two were fixed before it was dissolved), and the 2025 annual report was filed three and a half months late. Checked against the Montana Secretary of State's business search on 2026-07-30.
- Corporate
The business name Leeloo Trading (Montana filing A1147889) was cancelled by the state on 2024-12-01, the same day the parent LLC was dissolved. When the LLC was reinstated on 2026-01-09 the name registration was not brought back, and it has not been re-registered since. The company is in good standing, but the brand name it sells under has had no active Montana registration since 2024-12-01. Its LEELOO and PERFORMANCE BASED TRADING AND CONTESTS trademarks are inactive too. Checked against the Montana Secretary of State's business search on 2026-07-30.
Verdict: Who Leeloo Trading Fits
Who this firm fits and who should walk away, in my words.
Good Fit For
- Anyone who buys by the target-to-drawdown ratio like I do. The Aspire 25K is 1:1, and 1:1 is a great buy in my book.
- Traders who want the eval left alone: no daily loss limit, no time limit, no scaling plan, and news days are yours.
- Swing traders inside the 3-micro overnight limit who want holidays and news left open on the way in.
Walk Away If
- You want to be paid more than once a month. One 15-hour window on the last Saturday is horrible to me, with many better options out there.
- You stack accounts by copying your own trades. Copying between your own accounts is banned here, so I would find a different firm.
- You need a consistency rule you can pin down. The 30% rule has three published definitions, and I would want one I could trade to.
Strategic Edges
- Traders who want few eval rules: no daily loss limit and no time limit on the way in, but weigh the payout rules, not just the subscription price
- Sim-only traders: Leeloo never moves you to live, the one firm we cover that works this way
- Swing traders within limits: through-the-close holding inside the 3-micro cap plus news and holidays, if the payout risk is one you accept
- Multi-account planners: up to 10 accounts under one login, but only one account inside an LB Bundle can ever qualify for a PA
- Everyone else: read the dated denial record and the firm's own replies before you buy; the marketing leads with the loose eval, and the payout terms are where the limits are
Compared with Other Firms
The firm scored closest to this one on each score, and the lists this firm is on.
- Closest on Overall: Phidias Propfirm (60 vs 60)
- Closest on Trust: Lucid Trading (50 vs 51)
- Closest on Cost: Bulenox (64 vs 65)
- Closest on Payout: TradeDay (60 vs 60)
- Closest on Rules: Alpha Futures (62 vs 62)
The lists this firm is on:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Leeloo 30% rule?
It depends which Leeloo page you read, and that is the honest answer. One version caps your best day at 30% of your account balance, another caps it at 30% of your total profit over the life of the account, and a third measures it against net profit from your starting balance. Two of those line up; the first measures against a different number entirely, and the firm has not said which one applies. It is the rule the dated payout denials here cite, so trade to the strictest reading and keep your best day small next to everything else.
How does the trailing drawdown work at Leeloo Trading?
It trails the highest open profit of your trades, not your closed profit, so a runner that spikes and comes back can still drag your drawdown line up against you. During the eval it never stops trailing, even after you hit the profit target, and hitting it blows the account. On the funded Investor PA the same drawdown stops trailing for good once your balance, open trades included, reaches your starting balance plus the drawdown plus $100, and The Accelerator uses a static drawdown instead.
Does Leeloo Trading actually pay out?
Dated Trustpilot reviews describe requests approved within days through Rise, and the firm publishes a winners list we treat as firm-claimed. Alongside those reviews is a monthly run of denied and reduced payouts from December 2025 through June 2026. In those reviews, profitable accounts that met the payout rules got partial offers or were closed, citing consistency limits the firm has not published, and the firm's own replies confirm how that review works. So the payout evidence here is reported but not verified, and the record behind it is dated on both sides in this review.
When can you request a payout at Leeloo?
One window per month: the last Saturday, 2:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET, through the dashboard. Miss it and you wait until next month, no exceptions. Your first payout also needs at least 30 individual active trading days on the PA, and your trading must pause while the request is under review.
Is Leeloo Trading legit?
A real, registered company, yes: Montana LLC, formed 2017, verifiable registry file, and dated payout confirmations from traders on the record. Low-risk is a different question. Its Trustpilot rating is 3.1, the payout-denial pattern is documented and recent, and the company spent roughly 13 months selling subscriptions while the state had dissolved it over late annual reports, a paperwork lapse it has since fixed. Go in with that full picture or not at all.
What does Leeloo's Trustpilot actually tell you?
Quite a lot, because the 3.1 on 608 reviews was built without invites: Leeloo had no history of inviting reviews until Trustpilot marked the profile as invite-based in late July 2026, so the current number still reflects reviews from before that. The positive half praises payouts landing and helpful people. The negative half sits almost entirely at the payout request, with denials and reductions citing consistency terms the dashboard doesn't show, and the firm replies actively, with those replies confirming an unpublished automated screen. Read the pattern, and the firm's own words inside it.
What is Leeloo Trading? Is it related to the movie character?
Leeloo Trading is a futures prop firm, the trade name of Natural Trading, LLC out of Montana, selling simulated monthly evaluations that lead to a simulated funded Performance Account. It has nothing to do with the character from The Fifth Element, so if you are looking up the firm, use the full name Leeloo Trading.
What is Leeloo Express?
Express is Leeloo's fee-refund product: qualify on an Express account and the firm refunds your account fee in full, which turns a passed eval into a free one. It sells through the Exclusives section of Leeloo's site and its concierge service rather than the standard plan cards, so ask the firm for current availability and exact terms.
Does Leeloo have a monthly fee?
Yes, and it keeps running until you stop it. Every Foundation eval is a subscription that auto-renews every 30 days, the renewal doesn't reset or revive your account, and failing doesn't cancel it, so a blown account bills until you manually cancel or pay the $85 reset. The LB Bundles are the one-payment exception, and the funded side adds its own PA fee, $109 a month, with the $250 one-time option closed to new purchases.
About the Author
Active futures day trader with more than 13 years in the markets. Founder of Still Funded and operator of Trend Friend.
More about Lane on his author page.
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