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GetBet Funded: review, prices and rules checked
GetBet Funded sells sports betting challenges priced in pounds, for accounts from £1,000 to £50,000. You pass two 30-day phases, at 30% then 20%, to reach a funded account. Its home page and its FAQ publish two different payout shares.
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In short
- Price
- List prices from £35 (£1,000 account) to £995 (£50,000). Shown at £28 to £796 with a "20% OFF" label on October 4, 2026.
- Evaluation
- Two phases: 30%, then 20%. 30 days each.
- Loss limits
- 15% per day, 20% in total.
- Payout share
- 80%, up to 90%, on the home page. 70%, then 80% after the third payout, in the FAQ.
- Payouts
- First after 30 days on the funded account, then every two weeks. Minimum: 20% of the starting balance.
- Free trial
- A demo challenge on a £10,000 account, at no cost.
- Company
- "GetBet Funded" in the terms, with no company name or number. English law.
- Trustpilot
- 3.2 out of 5 from a single review.
The challenges and their prices
GetBet Funded sells one challenge in six account sizes. The rules are the same for all of them: only the amounts change. Prices are in pounds, and the fee is paid once.
| Account | List price | Price shown | Phase 1 target | Phase 2 target | Stake per market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| £1,000 | £35 | £28 | £300 | £200 | £10 to £100 |
| £2,000 | £55 | £44 | £600 | £400 | £20 to £200 |
| £5,000 | £95 | £76 | £1,500 | £1,000 | £50 to £500 |
| £10,000 | £195 | £156 | £3,000 | £2,000 | £100 to £1,000 |
| £20,000 | £395 | £316 | £6,000 | £4,000 | £200 to £2,000 |
| £50,000 | £995 | £796 | £15,000 | £10,000 | £500 to £5,000 |
The discount banner reads "Get 20% off all challenges throughout December". It was still on the page on October 4, 2026. Check the price at checkout before you pay.
The rules
These rules come from the plans page and from the FAQ, which holds the detailed rules.
| Rule | What the operator publishes |
|---|---|
| Profit target | Phase 1: 30% of the starting balance. Phase 2: 20%. No target on the funded account. |
| Time limit | 30 days per phase. No time limit on the funded account. |
| Minimum picks | 20 per phase. |
| Stake | Between 1% and 10% of the account balance on any single market. |
| Daily loss | 15% of the starting balance. The timer resets at 4 AM each day. |
| Total loss | 20% of the starting balance. |
| Accumulators | Allowed, with maximum line odds of +2500. |
| Horse racing | No minimum stake. The maximum win per market is 3% of the starting balance. |
| Hedging | Not permitted. |
| Inactivity | On a funded account, five consecutive days without a pick breach the account. |
| Strategy review | At the funded stage, the team reviews how the account was run. The FAQ says it does not like one-off large bets or multiple accumulators used to pass the phases, and that a rejected account gets a full refund. |
| Sports | Soccer, tennis, horse racing, cricket, e-sports, rugby union, rugby league, American football, boxing, MMA, snooker and darts, according to the FAQ. The home page also lists basketball. |
| Odds display | Fractional or decimal. |
| Funds | Virtual "profit points". The site says no real money wagering takes place on it. |
| Free trial | A demo challenge on a £10,000 account: at least 10 picks, picks of £100 to £1,000, a £1,000 target and 30 days. No money can be withdrawn if you complete it. |
| Refund | Generally none once the login details are sent. A refund may be considered in special circumstances, such as no pick placed. |
| Access | Prices in pounds. The site is in English, and a translation plugin serves other languages, French included. |
Payouts
The home page and the FAQ do not publish the same share. The home page says you keep 80% of your profits, and that top performers can reach 90%. The FAQ says 70% of the adjusted profit, rising to 80% after the third successful payout.
The FAQ sets a minimum of 30 days after you reach the funded level before the first payout. After that, you can request one every two weeks. The smallest withdrawal is 20% of the starting balance: £200 on a £1,000 account.
Rewards are capped: 35% of the initial balance for the first withdrawal, 45% for the second, 50% from the third. Earnings beyond the cap are not paid. The profit from a single bet cannot make up more than 50% of a withdrawal, or the withdrawal is cancelled.
The home page says withdrawals are processed within 24 hours of approval. The FAQ asks for identity verification first, and for your bank details.
What public reviews say
On Trustpilot, the profile of getbetfunded.com is unclaimed. It shows 3.2 out of 5 from a single review: one star, dated February 20, 2026. One review is not a sample.
The FAQ contains a heading that names another operator, Fan Funded. Several rules read the same on both sites, including the reward caps of 35%, 45% and 50%. Our Fan Funded review has that operator's figures.
We have not taken a challenge with GetBet Funded. We cannot vouch for a real payout delay: for that, read recent reviews and check their dates.
Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
- A free demo challenge on a £10,000 account.
- Prices in pounds, from a £35 list price for £1,000.
- UK sports covered: horse racing, cricket, snooker and darts.
- Odds shown as fractions or decimals.
- No time limit on the funded account.
Weaknesses
- Two payout shares published: 80% to 90% on the home page, 70% to 80% in the FAQ.
- A 30% target in phase 1, with 30 days to reach it.
- A minimum withdrawal of 20% of the starting balance, a monthly cap, and a first payout after 30 days.
- A strategy review at the funded stage that can reject the account.
- No company name or number in the terms.
- A single Trustpilot review, on an unclaimed profile.
Who is it for?
GetBet Funded suits a bettor who wants prices in pounds and bets on UK sports such as horse racing, cricket or darts. The free demo lets you try the platform first.
Check the payout share before you buy: the home page and the FAQ do not say the same thing.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a GetBet Funded challenge cost?
The list prices are £35 for a £1,000 account, £55 for £2,000, £95 for £5,000, £195 for £10,000, £395 for £20,000 and £995 for £50,000. On October 4, 2026, the plans page showed them struck through, with a "20% OFF" label: £28 to £796. The fee is paid once.
How do you pass the GetBet Funded challenge?
You pass two phases. Phase 1 asks for a 30% profit on the starting balance, phase 2 for 20%, each within 30 days and with at least 20 picks. You must not lose more than 15% in a day or 20% in total.
How much of the profit do you keep at GetBet Funded?
Two figures are published. The home page says you keep 80% of your profits, and that top performers can reach 90%. The FAQ says 70% of the adjusted profit, rising to 80% after the third successful payout.
When can you withdraw at GetBet Funded?
The FAQ sets a minimum of 30 days after you reach the funded level before the first payout, then one request every two weeks. The smallest withdrawal is 20% of the starting balance. Rewards are capped at 35% of the initial balance for the first withdrawal, 45% for the second and 50% from the third.
Does GetBet Funded have a free trial?
Yes. The free trial is a demo challenge on a £10,000 account: at least 10 picks, a £1,000 profit target and 30 days. The page says no money can be withdrawn if you complete it.
Who runs GetBet Funded?
The terms say the site is owned and operated by "GetBet Funded", with no company name or number. They are governed by English law.