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Alpha Futures is a UK-registered futures firm selling four lines of simulated account. Zero ($89/$139/$279 a month for 25K/50K/100K), Standard ($129/$239/$349 for 50K/100K/150K) and Advanced ($209/$349/$489 for 50K/100K/150K) are monthly subscriptions that, in the firm's own words, “rebill monthly from the sign-up date until you pass”, while Direct ($349/$519/$689/$859 for 25K/50K/100K/150K) is a single one-time fee that skips the evaluation entirely — 13 purchasable SKUs, no activation fee on any of them since 8 July 2026. Every account runs the same end-of-day trailing maximum loss limit (“None of our accounts utilize intraday trailing drawdown you will see elsewhere in industry”) that stops trailing once it reaches the starting balance, and every line pays 90% from the first payout with no tiered split. The four lines are priced close together but ruled very differently, and the differences are where the money is: the consistency rule runs from none (Zero evaluation, Advanced qualified) through 40% and 50% to 20% on Direct, the daily loss guard is absent from Advanced entirely but appears on a Standard account only once it is funded, and the contract limits printed on the Zero and Standard cards are ceilings reached through a profit-based scaling ladder rather than the size you start with. Three costs sit outside the headline price — a subscription that keeps billing every month until you pass, evaluation resets of $79–$449 that do not move the rebill date, and qualified-account resets of $399–$999 on Zero and Standard — and the firm's refund position depends on which of its own pages you read: the return policy says “All sales are final, no refunds will be issued”, while the Terms and the General Service Agreement grant a 14-day statutory cooling-off refund that is waived at registration and forfeited the moment a trade is placed.