Tradeify opened a limited product line called Forge on August 24, 2026, and its first release is a $300,000 Select evaluation priced at $449. It is a paid evaluation traded in simulation. Buyers must clear identity checks before purchase, get no resets, and may hold at most three of them. The firm says it does not plan to restock the size once it sells out.
What Forge is
Tradeify announced Forge on its X account on August 24, 2026, according to Trader Payout. The firm describes Forge as a place to test plan concepts that may later become full plans, and the first concept on offer is the $300,000 Select evaluation. Stock is limited: “We have no plans to add further stock at this time,” Tradeify said of the release, per the same report.
The 300K Select rules
The parameters published by the Tradeify Help Center are:
- Evaluation fee: $449
- Profit target: $14,000
- Maximum loss limit: $6,000, measured end of day
- Daily loss limit: none
- Consistency: 40%
An end-of-day loss limit is measured on closing balances rather than on intraday equity, which is the distinction covered on EOD vs intraday drawdown. With no daily loss limit in the evaluation, the $6,000 figure is the only loss threshold the account carries.
Who can buy one
The $300,000 size is a limited release rather than a standard catalog item, the Tradeify Help Center says: identity verification is required before purchase, resets are not available, and a single user may hold a maximum of three. The size also sits outside Tradeify’s cap of 15 evaluations per month, so buying one does not consume that allowance.
The firm states that terms are fixed at the moment of sale. “Your parameters are set when you purchase and do not change,” its help center says.
What traders should check
Because there are no resets, a failed attempt ends the account, and another try means another $449 purchase while stock remains. Tradeify also publishes outcome figures for its accounts. For August 2025 through July 2026, the firm disclosed that 17.2% of evaluations were passed, 28.5% of funded participants received a payout, and 3.0% were called up to live trading, as reported by Trader Payout.
