Before paying for a prop firm evaluation, a trader wants to know one thing: with their own results, what are the odds of passing? PropSim answers by replaying their past as 20,000 possible futures.
- Type
- Monte Carlo simulator
- Year
- 2026
- Role
- Identity, landing page, product
- Status
- Landing page rebuilt, app being rebuilt in the same direction
The vision
An evaluation costs money, and most candidates fail. The site had to say in one sentence what the tool really does: take a single past, yours, and draw thousands of paths from it against the firm’s rules. Hence the headline: One past. 20,000 futures.
What it says
Trust, authority, careful technology. A calculation tool, not a promise of profits.
And a clear independence: PropSim has no affiliation with any prop firm, so it never has a stake in you buying an evaluation.
Design choices
- The “Fork” logo: a starting point whose paths split between two barriers, the target above, the maximum loss below. The whole product fits in that drawing.
- The fan chart is the main illustration: simulated paths, not a decorative image.
- Light paper, black serif and a single blue, in italics, kept for the futures.
- Monospaced labels (Today, Target), like on a measuring instrument.