Cost to funded
Price and pass rates, all the way to the funded account.
With the quoted rules of Alpha Capital 2-Step (Alpha Pro) $100,000, version in force on 7 Nov 2026. · Pass rates prefilled from the simulator example, with its assumptions.
Result
Rules used
Alpha Capital Group · Alpha Capital 2-Step (Alpha Pro) $100,000 · rules in force on 7 Nov 2026 · rule versions #35, #36, #37, #38, #41, #86, #87, #88, #119, #122, #123, #218, #219
Open the firm pageHow it is computed
Expected cost = Price ÷ (Pass rate P1 × Pass rate P2) − Refund
With a given pass rate, the number of attempts follows a geometric law: on average 1 ÷ pass rate. Each attempt costs the full price; a refund applies once.
Assumptions
- Each attempt is independent and costs the full price.
- Expected attempts = 1 / pass rate of the whole challenge.
- The fee refund applies only if you tick it and only once.
Worked example
Inputs
The challenge price is not quoted yet for this program: enter it.
Computed on the server by the same code as the form above (calculator table 2026-10-04.1).
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Where do the pass rates come from?
From you, or from the simulator example on the same quoted rules when a firm is loaded. They are never presented as the firm's data.
Are discounts included?
No. Enter the price you actually pay.
What does the refund change?
Many firms refund the fee with the first payout: the expected cost drops by one price.
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