What FundedFirm Offers
FundedFirm prides itself on being trader-friendly. Among its selling points:
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It uses MT5 (MetaTrader 5) as the platform, which allows good flexibility for different strategies (swing trading, news-based, etc.). (FundedFirm)
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It allows trading around news events without restrictions. (FundedFirm)
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Profit split starts at 90% and can scale up to 100% for consistent performance. (FundedFirm)
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It has fast payouts—claims of withdrawals processed within 24 hours in many cases. (FundedFirm)
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Transparent rules are emphasized: clear evaluation phases, risk rules, challenge rules. (FundedFirm)
These features make FundedFirm attractive to traders who prioritize speed, transparency, and the ability to use flexible strategies without being constrained by very strict evaluation deadlines or restrictions.
What Blueberry Funded Offers
Blueberry Funded is a newer prop firm but gaining traction quickly. Key features and feedback include:
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Wide asset coverage: forex, indices, metals, stocks, and crypto are available, which gives diversity of trading opportunities. (Prop Firm Room)
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Low challenge fees: for smaller accounts the evaluation fee starts modestly. (investfox)
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Good profit split potential (up to ~85-90%) depending on account type and performance. (Prop Firm Room)
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Fast payouts are often reported: many traders on forums and Trustpilot mention payouts in 12-24 hours, especially for smaller accounts. (Trustpilot)
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Clear trading rules in many respects—traders often say that rule enforcement is mostly fair. But some report strict drawdown rules, minimum trading days, and occasional confusion or rigidity in rule interpretation. (propsfirms.com)
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Customer support is generally viewed positively, especially for responsiveness. But, like many new firms, some mixed feedback exists about hidden rules or unexpected restrictions. (Trustpilot)
Key Differences to Know
While both firms offer good options, here are some of the differences that often matter:
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Flexibility vs Restriction: FundedFirm seems more tolerant toward news trading and gives more freedom in strategy. Blueberry Funded, while offering good opportunities, often enforces stricter risk rules (daily drawdowns, position limits, etc.).
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Payout Speed: Both are good, but many reports suggest Blueberry’s payouts can be very fast when everything is in order; however, consistency and how strict rules are applied can affect this. FundedFirm also claims very fast payouts but real-life reports will vary.
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Range of Markets: Blueberry supports more asset classes (stocks, indices, crypto, etc.), which can be useful for traders who don’t only want forex. FundedFirm appears more focused on forex and similar instruments (at least in many of its offers).
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Pricing / Challenge Fees: For smaller accounts, Blueberry’s fees are appealing. But you must factor in risk of strict rule enforcement. FundedFirm might have slightly higher fees or account sizes in some plans, but the trade-off is more flexible rules and faster or more predictable payouts for consistent traders.
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Risk of Hidden or Strict Rules: Feedback indicates Blueberry sometimes penalizes for rule infractions that some traders feel were not clearly disclosed. With FundedFirm, clarity of rules is more emphasized (though no firm is perfect). Always read the fine print.
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