BluSky Trading vs TradeDay

Quick answer

A compare page puts two firms side by side. It does not say which firm is better. The facts are the published checkout prices and the approved rules for the accounts on the page. A missing cell stays Not confirmed.

How to read a pair

Match the account size before you read the dollars. A 50K row is not a 100K row. Match the billing class. A one-time fee is not a monthly fee. The code price counts only when that firm's checkout total was confirmed. If one firm has a code price and the other does not, you are not looking at two discounted totals.

Rules do not cross the column. A profit split on the left firm is not the right firm's split. Drawdown, consistency, activation, and reset stay Not confirmed until that firm's own rule is approved. The lower price is a lower published checkout. It is not a winner.

Use the firm pages for the account you would actually buy. This pair does not add fees that are not in the table.

FAQ

FAQ

Quick answer

At 50K, BluSky Launch is $59 per 30 days, checked November 11, 2026, with no code price. TradeDay Quick Pay Intraday is $131 regular, or $58.95 with TDNEW, monthly, checked November 10, 2026. The billing labels are not the same. This page does not say which firm is better. Neither firm has an approved rule fact on this compare page.

The 50K cells

The table uses the lowest checked amount at 50K. That amount can be a different bill.

BluSky also publishes Propel 50K at $160 per 30 days and Orbit 50K at $199 one-time, both checked November 11, 2026. Launch is the 50K cell because $59 is the lowest number. It is still a per-30-days price, not a one-time fee.

TradeDay also publishes Quick Pay EOD 50K at $175 regular and $78.75 with TDNEW, and Fast Pass EOD 50K at $189 regular and $94.50 with TDNEW. Quick Pay Intraday is the 50K cell because $58.95 is the lowest. It is a monthly price.

Do not read $59 per 30 days against $58.95 monthly as the same kind of charge. The TradeDay regular price on that row is $131. The page shows the billing label next to the dollar.

BluSky's 50K cell has no code price. TradeDay's 50K cell is the TDNEW total, not the regular price. A saved BluSky code that is not a confirmed discount is not shown as a reduced total.

Rules

Drawdown, daily loss, consistency, profit split, and payout frequency are Not confirmed for both firms on this page. The price comparison does not fill those cells.

Shared futures sizes include 50K and the other sizes both firms publish. A size with only one firm stays off the shared row.

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