PropLedger — Prop Firm Fee & Payout Tracker

Know your real prop-firm P&L — not just what one firm's 1099 tells you. PropLedger logs every fee you pay across every prop firm — evaluation, reset, activation, subscription — and every payout you receive, so you have your own accurate record instead of piecing it together from memory at tax time. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Log a fee the moment you pay it — pick the firm, pick the type (eval, reset, activation, subscription), enter the amount 2. Log a payout the moment it lands 3. Watch your true net (income minus fees) roll into a running summary, broken down by firm WHY THIS MATTERS FOR 2026: Starting tax year 2026, the OBBBA raised the 1099-NEC/MISC reporting threshold from $600 to $2,000. That means a lot of prop-firm payouts under $2,000 from a single firm now arrive with no 1099 at all — but the income is still fully taxable. If you're not tracking it yourself, nobody is. Eval and reset fees are commonly deductible as ordinary business expenses even for a failed evaluation — this isn't guesswork, it's the standard trader-tax treatment, though it depends on trading being run as a bona fide business. PropLedger's export gives you the numbers; a CPA gives you the final call. FREE PLAN: • Log unlimited fees and payouts for the current tax year • Running income/expense summary, by firm PRO PLAN ($12.99/mo): • Full multi-year history — not just this year • CSV export of your complete ledger • One-click Schedule C tax summary export Built for traders running evaluations and funded accounts at any prop firm — pick yours from the built-in list or add a custom one, so the ledger matches whichever programs you actually trade. Everything stays local to your browser — nothing is sent anywhere except to validate a Pro license key. PERMISSIONS: - storage — saves your logged fees, payouts, and license key locally so they persist across browser restarts. Nothing is transmitted anywhere except to propfirmpinescripts.com to validate a Pro license key. - host_permissions (propfirmpinescripts.com) — only contacted when you activate a Pro license key. Per-firm fee amounts shown as reference notes in the extension are typical published figures gathered from each firm's own help documentation where available, current as of August 2026. Firms change pricing often and PropLedger never auto-fills an amount into your ledger — you always enter and confirm your own number. This is not tax advice; the Schedule C export is a starting point for your own return, not a substitute for a CPA.