Futures Prop Firm OffersBlue Guardian Standard: Reset vs CFP Purchase
Compare verified Standard reset fees with a new purchase using CFP. Calculate the original-price threshold where up to 45% off makes a new evaluation cheaper.
Blue Guardian Standard: Reset vs CFP Purchase
Blue Guardian Futures Standard reset fees are fixed by account size and do not change with active coupon codes, according to the official Standard policy reviewed on September 19, 2026. A new evaluation using the onsite CFP offer may cost less or more than a reset. The answer depends on the real new-account fee and the rate accepted at checkout.
Verified Standard Reset Fees
| Standard account size | Fixed evaluation reset fee |
|---|---|
| $25K | $104 |
| $50K | $141 |
| $100K | $223 |
| $150K | $286 |
Source: Standard Account Rules. The policy explicitly separates these fees from active purchase promotions.
When Is a New CFP Purchase Cheaper?
At a full 45% discount, the new evaluation costs 55% of its regular price.
New-purchase tie point = fixed reset fee ÷ 0.55
| Account size | Reset fee | Regular new-account price tie point at 45% off |
|---|---|---|
| $25K | $104 | Approximately $189.09 |
| $50K | $141 | Approximately $256.36 |
| $100K | $223 | Approximately $405.45 |
| $150K | $286 | $520.00 |
If the actual regular fee is below its tie point, the mathematically discounted new purchase is cheaper than the fixed reset. If it is above, the reset is cheaper, ignoring unrelated charges. Values are rounded for comparison.
Hypothetical $50K Standard Comparison
No current live Standard purchase price was verified. These rows use assumed fees, the verified $141 reset and the full onsite CFP rate.
| Assumed regular $50K purchase fee | Code | Discount | Saving | New price | Reset | Lower base cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $200 | CFP | 45% | $90 | $110 | $141 | New purchase |
| $250 | CFP | 45% | $112.50 | $137.50 | $141 | New purchase |
| $300 | CFP | 45% | $135 | $165 | $141 | Reset |
The comparison is meaningful only after the actual cart confirms product coverage. Do not present these assumed fees as an advertised pricing menu.
A Different Rate Changes the Tie Point
For the same $141 reset:
| Actual accepted purchase reduction | Amount paid multiplier | Regular-price tie point |
|---|---|---|
| 20% | 0.80 | $176.25 |
| 30% | 0.70 | $201.43 |
| 40% | 0.60 | $235.00 |
| 45% | 0.55 | $256.36 |
This table compares percentages, not alternative coupon codes. Only CFP is promoted in this article.
Price Is Not the Whole Decision
Check the Account Stage
An evaluation reset is not funded-account reactivation. Confirm which action the dashboard offers.
Check the Rule Version
A fresh purchase may use current rules. An existing account may retain a different agreement. Ask for written clarification when it affects the comparison.
Compare Separate Charges
Add fees that actually apply to each option. Do not treat a purchase discount as a reduction on every charge.
Check Whether the Account Can Be Reset
Availability, account status and any time limits can make the mathematically cheaper option unavailable.
Step-by-Step Decision
- Read the current Standard reset quote.
- Open the matching new evaluation.
- Enter CFP at checkout and note the real final price.
- Compare total quoted costs, not merely the headline discount.
- Confirm both options lead to the intended account stage.
- Keep the receipt and rule version.
- Choose within a predetermined spending limit.
Conclusion
The verified Standard reset fees are $104, $141, $223 and $286. CFP is the onsite code listed for up to 45% off a qualifying new purchase, not a reduction on these fixed reset fees. Compare the two real quotes before restarting.
