Market intelligence tracks published challenge pricing, payout terms, and trading rules across the prop firm market, so you know where your $100K evaluation and profit split sit against competitors before you set your next price.

Screenshot uses synthetic example data from a fictional firm ("Acme Funding"). No real customer or trader data is shown.

What's new

Market intelligence, renamed from Insights, is now available to try in the QuantSentry workspace.

A QuantSentry-curated list of firms is crawled weekly to produce industry-wide pricing and rule figures, and you can add up to 5 firms to a watchlist for firm-by-firm terms and a change feed.

Every figure links back to the recorded source page and extraction date, and only checks younger than 7 days count toward market aggregates, so stale data never quietly skews a median.

Why it matters

A prop firm owner pricing a new evaluation or changing a rule needs a real market reference: what a $100K two-step challenge typically costs, the usual trader profit split, the usual daily loss limit, and which permissions (EAs, news trading, copy trading, hedging) competitors actually allow.

Today that means manually checking competitor websites one tab at a time.

Market intelligence treats these as public observations, published fees and stated rules, clearly separated from your firm's own verified revenue and payouts, so pricing decisions for funded trader challenges rest on structured competitive data instead of guesswork or scraped marketing copy.

What you can do with it

• Compare your $100K two-step fee (or one-step, or instant funding) against the market median and observed range

• Check rule adoption across the market: % allow it for expert advisors, news trading, copy trading, and hedging

• Follow up to 5 firms on a watchlist and see their published terms, fees, and payout frequency

• Review What changed for any watched firm, with the previous and latest value and the source page

• See whether your own settled orders and revenue are keeping pace with an anonymous network baseline, without exposing amounts

• Open a Source record for any figure to confirm the extracted terms and check date

How it fits with the rest of QuantSentry

Market intelligence draws on the same verified settled-orders and revenue figures as Orders and Business performance for its network benchmark panel, but keeps market data separate from firm operations: it does not link into Cases, Traders, or Payouts by design.