Simulated futures practice and Performance Accounts on Rithmic, sold as monthly subscriptions and fixed-term accounts
Checked 8 October 2026
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Leeloo Trading sells simulated futures practice accounts. A trader who reaches the profit target on at least 10 traded days, without hitting the loss limit, can move to a Leeloo Performance Account (PA), where payouts are possible. The firm says each PA consists of simulated funds. All accounts connect through Rithmic.
The home page lists the Foundation (LL) range of monthly subscription practice accounts, which it says are available all the time, from $250 a month for a $25,000 account to $850 a month for a $300,000 account. Several help-centre articles say the Foundation (legacy) programme is being phased out and that new offerings are coming, so check what is on sale before you buy.
On Foundation PAs the trader receives 100% of the first $12,500 and 90% above that. All payout requests are checked by hand for rule compliance and consistency. Performance Account rules include a 30% best-day rule and a limit on “flipping” days.
Everything in this review comes from Leeloo Trading's own web pages, saved on 7–8 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 100% 1 Firm's wording: “Traders are entitled to 100% of the first $12,500. Above $12,500 the trader receives 90% of the payout amount.” |
|---|---|
| Markets | Futures only 1 |
| Platforms | NinjaTrader, ATAS, Bookmap, EdgeProX, Finamark, Investor/RT, Jigsaw Daytradr, Motive Wave, Multicharts, OptimusFLOW, Sierra Charts, Trade Navigator, VolFix, Rithmic 12 |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
| Not allowed, or rules that apply (firm says so) | |
| US traders | Accepted (check any conditions on the linked page) 1 |
Foundation (LL) practice accounts are monthly subscriptions, shown on the home page as “month / recurring”. Each card says the account is eligible for an $85 reset.
| Foundation (LL) account | Size | Max contracts | Profit target | Trailing drawdown | Price shown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aspire | $25,000 | 3 minis / 30 micros | $1,500 | $1,500 | $250 a month |
| Launch | $50,000 | 8 minis / 80 micros | $3,000 | $2,500 | $280 a month |
| Climb | $100,000 | 12 minis / 120 micros | $6,000 | $3,000 | $320 a month |
| Cruise | $150,000 | 15 minis / 150 micros | $9,000 | $5,000 | $405 a month |
| Burst | $250,000 | 25 minis / 250 micros | $15,000 | $6,500 | $725 a month |
| Explode | $300,000 | 30 minis / 300 micros | $20,000 | $7,500 | $850 a month |
Subscription practice accounts stay active until you cancel, and there is no maximum time to reach the target.
An LB purchase gives three LL practice accounts by default for one price, and only one of them can qualify for a PA. A bundle is non-recurring and expires 30 days after purchase. Home-page bundle prices run from $520 (Aspire, $25,000) to $1,250 (Explode, $300,000), with the same targets and drawdowns as the matching LL accounts. If a bundle expires before you qualify, you may roll the balance into an LL monthly account of the same size with a discount on the first month, but traded days restart from zero. The help centre says the LB programme is being phased out and will soon no longer be available for new purchases.
The firm describes LE accounts as budget accounts with the same qualifying requirements and rules as LL accounts; the difference is the price and how payouts work. We did not see LE practice account prices in our captures.
Turbo accounts are monthly subscriptions that renew until you qualify, with no activation fee when you qualify. The firm calls them limited-quantity accounts.
| Turbo account | Size | Price shown | Profit target | Trailing drawdown | Max contracts | Max per payout | Max total payouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turbo Sprint | $25,000 | $88 a month | $1,500 | $1,500 | 3 minis / 30 micros | $400 | $2,000 |
| Turbo Pace | $50,000 | $127 a month | $3,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis / 80 micros | $800 | $4,000 |
| Turbo Power | $100,000 | $240 a month | $6,000 | $3,000 | 12 minis / 120 micros | $1,200 | $6,000 |
A Turbo PA lasts 90 days from the start and closes once the fifth payout is processed, regardless of balance.
The help centre also describes an Express account: a $100K practice account whose fee is refunded if you paid full price and qualify, and which expires after 14 calendar days. Ignite is described as a limited-time account: a $100K practice balance with a $6,000 target, a $3,000 trailing drawdown and up to 14 contracts, which expires 20 calendar days after purchase. If you qualify, you receive a $150K Cruise Investor PA with a $5K trailing drawdown. Weekly (WK) accounts are sold only at certain times. We did not capture current prices for Express, Ignite or Weekly accounts.
After qualifying on a Foundation, Bundle, LE or Weekly account, traders pay a fee for each PA. Turbo accounts have no activation fee when you qualify. The home page gives $88 a month or a one-time $250 per PA. A help-centre article on multiple accounts gives $109 a month or $250 one-time instead; we show both because we cannot tell which is current. LE PAs are $44 a month or $250 one-time, and Weekly PAs are $109 a month or $250 one-time. The home page says the one-time fee is meant for traders who trade a PA on at least 12 days each calendar month.
To qualify, you must reach the profit target on at least 10 U.S. trading days, all on the same account number, without hitting the max drawdown. U.S. holidays do not count as trading days. If you reset an account, earlier trading days no longer count and the 10-day count starts again. Turbo accounts have no consistency rule during the evaluation.
On standard subscription practice accounts the max drawdown trails open equity intra-trade and never stops trailing during the practice phase. The firm also has a 2-contract Glide practice account; its help-centre article needs a login, so we could not read its drawdown terms. On an Investor PA the drawdown trails in the same way until it reaches the initial balance plus $100, then stays fixed there. Traders who qualify with a Glide account receive an Accelerator PA, which the help centre says has no trailing drawdown. Foundation Investor PAs have no daily loss limit, and Turbo accounts list none either.
A Foundation PA can trade the same maximum contracts as the practice account it came from from the first day, with no scaling plan; the limit does not grow on that account. You may hold up to 10 PAs at once under one Rithmic ID, but only 3 Accelerator, 3 Weekly or 3 Edge Enhancer PAs and 5 Turbo PAs. Only one Rithmic user ID is allowed per trader.
The LB/LL practice account page says you can carry positions and trade during news events. On Investor PAs, up to 3 micros may be held through the close; holding standard contracts or more than 3 micros needs admin permission and enough profit to cover maintenance margin. Without permission, all PA trades must be flat 15 minutes before that instrument's market close. The help centre tells traders not to trade Leeloo accounts during limit-up, limit-down or halted markets.
To get a payout on a PA, no single trading day may make up more than 30% of your total profit. The 30% rule article says this covers all traded days over the life of the PA. The wording varies: the same article also says your best day cannot be 30% or more of your account balance, and the home page measures it against net profit from the starting balance. We used the more detailed help-centre definition (best day versus total profit). No more than 5% of trading days may be “flipping” days, which the firm defines as low-profit days outside your usual pattern; these are judged by manual review rather than a formula.
The Investor PA guidelines list behaviour that can lead to denied payouts or account closure. These include:
Profit guarding includes stopping trading once the required days are met and waiting for the payout day; the firm says you should keep trading your normal schedule. The glossary says dollar-cost averaging is allowed manually but not through automation.
Copying your own trades between your own PAs is allowed for up to three accounts at a time. It is not allowed on Accelerator accounts, accounts with 10- or 15-day Edge Enhancers or 30%-rule Edge Enhancers, Weekly accounts or third-party accounts. Turbo accounts allow copy trading across up to five Turbo accounts.
| Account | Profit split (as the firm states it) | First payout | Later payouts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation (LL) and Bundle (LB) | 100% of the first $12,500, then 90% | After 30 traded days | 2nd–4th: monthly, with at least 10 traded days that month |
| Leeloo Entry (LE) | 50% of the amount requested (first 4 months), then 50% of simulated profits | After 30 traded days | Every 10 traded days, requested only on the last Saturday of the month (same window as LL/LB) |
| Weekly (WK) | 100% of the first $12,500, then 90% | After 10 trading days | Weekly, with at least 4 traded days between requests |
| Turbo | 90% applies after $12,500 in lifetime payouts | After 5 winning traded days ($200+ net profit each) | Every 5 further winning traded days |
On Foundation Investor PAs, the first four payouts each need at least $1,000 and are capped by account size. The cap chart was not in our saved text; the firm's worked example for an 8-contract ($50,000) account allows $1,000 to $1,500 once the balance is above $52,600. From the fifth payout, the Investor PA article says there is no minimum or maximum and requests can be made every 30 calendar days with at least 10 traded days, but the PA overview article says a minimum and maximum apply to every payout, including the fifth and later. LE PAs have monthly caps for the first four months, from $500 (Aspire) to $1,500 (Explode).
The Edge Enhancer is an optional add-on offered during select promotions that can cut the wait for an LE, LB or LL payout to 10 or 15 traded days. Accounts with the 10- or 15-day Edge Enhancer are limited to three active PAs, and copy trading is not allowed on them.
LE, LB and LL payout requests must be emailed to support on the last Saturday of the month, between 2 AM and 5 PM EST. The payout article says requests are no longer accepted through the dashboard, although the Investor PA article still points to the dashboard; we followed the more specific payout article. Requests are reviewed within 1–3 business days, you must not trade the account during review, and approved payouts are paid through Rise. The Turbo article says Turbo payouts can be requested on any day once eligible, and are processed within 24 hours and arrive in Rise within 24–72 hours if all rules are met. One line in the general payout article mentions the Saturday window for Turbo, so confirm with support. To move to a PA and receive payouts, you must pass Rise Works verification with your real name, real address and a valid government-issued ID. If a rule breach is found during review, the firm says it may adjust balances, remove traded days or reduce a payout instead of denying it outright.
You can use any platform that works with Rithmic data. The help centre lists NinjaTrader 7 and 8, Rithmic Pro, EdgeProX, MotiveWave, MultiCharts, ATAS, Finamark (web-based), Jigsaw Daytradr, Trade Navigator, VolFix, Bookmap X-Ray, Investor/RT, Sierra Chart and OptimusFLOW. The firm says it provides a free licence key to trade your accounts.
Accounts include Level 1 (top of book) data by default; full market depth and extra simultaneous platform sessions are paid add-ons bought monthly. Simulated commissions are charged on all practice and Performance Accounts, and EUREX is not offered. The Ignite page lists products in the CME, CBOT, COMEX and NYMEX bundles as tradable during that promotion. The Leeloo app can be used to close trades, check traded days and view progress.
Its Terms of Service name the operator as Natural Trading, LLC d/b/a Leeloo Trading, governed by Montana law. The dispute-notice address in the terms is in Billings, Montana. The site's disclosure says Leeloo is not a broker and does not accept deposits, and that PAs may be simulated accounts or copied accounts. The help centre adds that trading data may be sent to a firm where trades can be copied at Leeloo's discretion.
The terms say there are no refunds, subscription fees are non-refundable, and failing an account does not cancel its subscription. A non-refundable convenience fee is charged on each payment. The Express account's fee refund on qualifying is a programme-specific exception described in the help centre.
The firm says it may restrict access for people in or connected with jurisdictions under U.S. sanctions; we did not see a list of restricted countries. The terms also say the services may not be available in all countries and require users to be above the legal age of majority where they live. The firm says it may issue tax documents such as IRS Form 1099 where required.
Leeloo fits futures traders who use a Rithmic-compatible platform, trade by hand and want no deadline to qualify on a subscription account. Foundation PAs suit traders who trade steadily, since the first payout needs 30 traded days and every request is checked for consistent sizing, trade counts and profit-taking. Traders who want faster, smaller payouts may look at Turbo accounts, which pay after 5 winning days but cap total payouts and close after the fifth payout. It does not suit traders who rely on bots or automated strategies.
MyPropGenius Rating:
The rating measures how openly Leeloo Trading discloses its rules, pricing, payouts and ownership (our Transparency Index methodology). It does not measure how likely you are to pass or be paid.
The Terms name the legal entity (Natural Trading, LLC d/b/a Leeloo Trading), a Billings, Montana address and Montana law, and the footer says trading is simulated and Leeloo is not a broker. No registration number is given, and the footer says Performance Accounts 'may represent simulated accounts or copied accounts'. Refund terms sit in a section of the Terms rather than on a separate page, and say there are no refunds. The firm's pages offer only a claim that traders from a list of countries have received multiple payouts, plus a pointer to a leaderboard inside its app.
Its Transparency Index score is 55/100 (Mixed). We do not verify payouts or test accounts; this is what the firm’s own pages show.
Check the current rules and prices on the firm's own website before you buy.
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Leeloo Trading offers simulated futures accounts with a split on Foundation PAs of 100% of the first $12,500, then 90%, no daily loss limit on Investor PAs and no deadline to qualify on subscription accounts. Against that, the first Foundation payout needs 30 traded days, every payout request is checked by hand for consistency, bots are banned, and Foundation PAs carry a PA fee after qualifying. Because the firm says its Foundation and Bundle programmes are being phased out, and its pages disagree on the monthly PA fee, check the current offer before you buy.
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Find my matchNo. The firm says each Performance Account consists of simulated funds, and its disclosure says PAs may be simulated or copied accounts.
On Foundation (LL) and Bundle PAs, 100% of the first $12,500 and 90% above that. LE PAs pay 50% of the amount requested.
There is no maximum on subscription practice accounts, but you must trade at least 10 U.S. trading days. Express and Ignite accounts expire after 14 and 20 calendar days.
After 30 traded days on the PA, by email on the last Saturday of the month between 2 AM and 5 PM EST.
No. The firm says accounts using bots or automated trading will be closed. Manual dollar-cost averaging is allowed.
Not on Foundation Investor PAs or Turbo accounts. The limit is a trailing max drawdown.