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Sports betting prop firms compared

This page compares six operators that sell funded sports betting accounts in English. Their entry prices run from $8.99 to €109. The rules differ far more than the prices: one step or three, a 15% target or a 35% one, a 48-hour deadline or none at all.

Facts checked on October 3, 2026 · How we compare

In short

Operators compared: Bankroll U, Fan Funded, GetBet Funded, MySportsFunding, Playvo and Prime Sports Funded.
Entry prices: From $8.99 (Fan Funded Blitz) to €109 (Prime Sports Funded, €81.75 with code BETFUNDED).
One evaluation step: Playvo (25% target) and Prime Sports Funded (35%).
No evaluation at all: MySportsFunding, for a higher fee and a 60% share.
No time limit stated: Prime Sports Funded.
Real money at stake: Only the fee. All six run on simulated funds.

The comparison table

Operators are listed in alphabetical order. Every value comes from the operator's own website, read on October 3, 2026. "Not published" means the information is not on its public pages.

Entry price is for the smallest account in each operator's standard challenge. Prime Sports Funded shows its bankroll in dollars and its prices in euros.
Operator	Entry price	Evaluation	Time limit	Loss limits	Payout share	Payouts	Trustpilot
Bankroll U	$49 for $1,000	15% target, then four free levels at 20% to 40%	14 days per level	No daily loss limit	Bonus of 10% to 80% of each level's profit	Any time once credited, $25 minimum	4.3 (36 reviews)
Fan Funded	$29.99 for $1,000	Two steps at 33% each	30 days per step	15% daily, 20% total	Up to 70%	First after 30 days, capped per cycle	1.9 (36 reviews)
GetBet Funded	£35 for £1,000	Two phases: 30%, then 20%	30 days per phase	15% daily, 20% total	70% to 80% in the FAQ, 80% to 90% on the home page	First after 30 days, then every two weeks	One review
MySportsFunding	€100 for €1,000	None: instant funding	Not applicable	13% total	60%	On demand, then every 14 days	4.0 (3 reviews)
Playvo, formerly Player Profit	From $39	One phase at 25%	Not published	10% total	70%	Rolling 30-day cycle	4.0 (85 reviews)
Prime Sports Funded	€109 for $5,000 €81.75 with code BETFUNDED	One step at 35%	None	10% daily, 20% total	80%, or 90% with a paid option	One request every 14 days	4.3 (29 reviews)

Which one fits the way you bet

None of the six is best for everyone. Each rule favors one way of betting and penalizes another.

You are in the United States: Playvo, Bankroll U or Fan Funded

All three price their challenges in US dollars. Playvo covers the main US leagues and has the simplest path, one phase at 25%, but does not publish its prices by account size. Our Player Profit and Playvo review has the details. Bankroll U opens its cash-prize levels to US residents only. It never applies a daily loss limit, and pays a bonus that only reaches 80% at its fourth level: see our Bankroll U review. Fan Funded has the lowest prices and the hardest targets, 33% at every step: see our Fan Funded review.

You bet in pounds, on UK sports: GetBet Funded

Prices are in pounds, odds can be shown as fractions, and the list of sports includes horse racing, cricket, snooker and darts. Check the payout share before you buy: the home page says 80%, rising to 90%, and the FAQ says 70%, rising to 80% after the third payout.

You want no deadline and a single step: Prime Sports Funded

Prime Sports Funded states that its evaluation has no time limit, and it has one step. The trade-off is written in its rules: a 35% target, minimum odds of 1.50 and stakes between 2% and 5% of the bankroll. Prices are in euros, and the site is available in English and French. The details are in our Prime Sports Funded review.

With the code BETFUNDED, every challenge is 25% off: €81.75 instead of €109 for $5,000. The link below applies it automatically.

See Prime Sports Funded

You want to skip the evaluation: MySportsFunding

MySportsFunding sells accounts with no evaluation. The price reflects it: €100 for a €1,000 account, €499 for €5,000. You keep 60% of profits, stakes are capped at 1% of the bankroll per bet, and the account closes at a 13% drawdown.

What the table does not show

The funds are simulated. All six operators say so in their own words: virtual currency, profit points, simulated feed. You are not staking your own money on each bet. You are risking the fee.

Payout caps. Fan Funded caps the profit you can withdraw per cycle at 10% to 50% of the balance, depending on the plan. GetBet Funded sets its smallest payout at 20% of the starting balance and applies a monthly cap.

Broken pages. On October 3, 2026, Fan Funded's FAQ, free demo and Discord invite all returned errors.

We have not taken a challenge with any of these operators. This comparison covers published conditions, not a customer's experience.

Names you may still come across

Player Profit is now Playvo: playerprofit.com redirects to playvo.us.

The Funded Sports Trader: its website has closed. The domain no longer resolves, and its Trustpilot profile, rated 2.4 from 32 reviews, says the website has closed. Our page on The Funded Sports Trader lists what archived copies show.

SportVault Funded is not in the table. Its public pages show prices in two currencies for the same plans, and it has no Trustpilot profile. We will add it when its price list can be read without ambiguity.

BETfunded no longer sells challenges. See BETfunded today.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest funded sports betting account?

Fan Funded's Blitz Challenge starts at $8.99 for a $2,000 account, with a first step to pass in 48 hours. Among standard challenges, Fan Funded starts at $29.99 for $1,000, GetBet Funded at £35 for £1,000, Playvo at $39 and Bankroll U at $49 for $1,000.

Which sports prop firm has no time limit?

Prime Sports Funded states that its evaluation has no time limit. Fan Funded and GetBet Funded give 30 days per step, and Bankroll U gives 14 days per level. Playvo's public table shows no deadline for its Blitz Challenge.

Do you bet real money on a funded account?

Not with these six operators. Each one states that its accounts run on simulated or virtual funds. What you risk is the fee you pay for the challenge.

How much of the profit do you keep?

It ranges from 60% at MySportsFunding to 80% at Prime Sports Funded, or 90% with a paid option. Playvo pays 70%. Fan Funded advertises up to 70%, GetBet Funded 70% to 80% in its FAQ. Bankroll U pays a bonus that rises from 10% to 80% of each level's profit.

Is BETfunded still a prop firm?

No. BETfunded used to sell challenges, and the site is now this guide. The story is on the BETfunded today page.