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How to Navigate Your TakeProfitTrader Subscriptions

Written by Paul

Published on

January 6, 2026

TakeProfitTrader subscriptions are managed through your Control Center dashboard where you can view active Test and PRO accounts, update payment methods, enable or disable auto-renewal, and monitor upcoming billing dates.

Each Test subscription costs $102-170 per month depending on account size and must remain active to continue trading, while PRO accounts require both the monthly subscription ($102-170) plus the one-time $130 activation fee (waived with promo code NOFEE40). Understanding how to navigate subscription settings prevents accidental cancellations, helps you manage multiple accounts efficiently, and ensures you never lose access to funded accounts due to failed payments.

The Control Center provides complete visibility into all subscription details including renewal dates, payment history, and the ability to pause or cancel subscriptions when needed.

I've managed subscriptions across 5 TakeProfitTrader accounts for 2 years—here's how to navigate every subscription setting without losing access to your funded accounts.

Quick heads-up: This article is based on my real experience with TakeProfitTrader and the info available when I published/updated this. Things change in prop trading — rules, payouts, promos, all of it.

For the absolute latest, check TakeProfitTrader´s website or their knowledge base.

Accessing Your Subscriptions Dashboard

Step 1: Log into TakeProfitTrader

Navigate to: https://takeprofittrader.com
Enter email and password
Click "Sign In"

Step 2: Open Control Center

Top right corner → Click your profile icon → "Control Center"

Step 3: Navigate to Subscriptions

Left sidebar → "Subscriptions" or "My Accounts"

What you'll see:

List of all active subscriptions (Test and PRO accounts)
Billing dates for each subscription
Payment method on file
Auto-renewal status
Account status (Active, Paused, Cancelled)

Understanding Your Active Subscriptions

Subscription types:

Test subscriptions – Evaluation accounts you're currently trading
PRO subscriptions – Funded accounts you've activated after passing Test

Each subscription shows:

Account name/number (e.g., "Test $50K #12345")
Monthly cost ($102-170 depending on size)
Next billing date (when your card will be charged)
Status (Active, Expired, Cancelled)
Actions (Manage, Cancel, Update Payment)

Example dashboard view:

Test $50K #12345 Status: Active Monthly: $102 Next billing: January 15, 2026 [Manage] [Cancel] PRO $50K #67890 Status: Active Monthly: $102 Next billing: January 20, 2026 [Manage] [Cancel]

Managing Individual Subscriptions

Click "Manage" on any subscription to access:

Billing Information

Current payment method (Visa ending in 1234)
Billing cycle (Monthly, auto-renews on 15th)
Next charge amount ($102)

Auto-Renewal Settings

Toggle auto-renewal on/off:

On: Subscription automatically renews each month
Off: Subscription expires at end of current billing period

Why turn off auto-renewal:

Taking a break from trading
Switching to a different account size
No longer want this specific account

Important: Turning off auto-renewal doesn't cancel immediately. You can trade until the end of your paid period.

Payment Method Updates

Click "Update Payment Method"

Options:

Add new credit/debit card
Change to PayPal
Update billing address

Cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover

For complete payment method guide: https://proptradingvibes.com/blog/takeprofittrader-payment-methods

Subscription History

View all past charges:

Date of charge
Amount charged
Payment method used
Transaction ID
Receipt (download PDF)

Useful for: Tax preparation, expense tracking, resolving payment disputes

How Billing Works for Multiple Accounts

If you have 3 accounts:

Test $50K: Bills on 5th of month ($102)
PRO $50K: Bills on 12th of month ($102)
PRO $100K: Bills on 20th of month ($136)

Total monthly cost: $340 spread across 3 billing dates

Why different dates?

Each account bills monthly from the date you activated it, not on a unified billing cycle.

Example:

Activated Test on January 5 → Bills 5th every month
Activated PRO on January 12 → Bills 12th every month

Managing cash flow:

Some traders prefer to consolidate billing by:

Cancelling all accounts
Reactivating all on the same day
Now everything bills on one date

Caveat: You lose any remaining days in your current billing period when you cancel.

Pausing vs Cancelling Subscriptions

Pausing (Not Available)

TakeProfitTrader does not offer subscription pauses. You can only:

Keep it active (keep paying)
Cancel it (stop paying, lose access)

Workaround:

Turn off auto-renewal → Trade until billing period ends → Account deactivates

When you want to return: Reactivate by turning auto-renewal back on or passing a new Test.

Cancelling Subscriptions

What happens when you cancel:

Immediate: Auto-renewal turns off
End of billing period: Account deactivates
You lose access to platform and trading

Can you resume a cancelled account?

Test accounts: No. Must buy and pass new Test.
PRO accounts: Sometimes. Contact support to request reactivation (may require passing new Test).

When to cancel:

No longer trading
Switching to different prop firm
Can't afford monthly cost
Violated account and don't want to reset

How to cancel:

Subscriptions → Select account → "Cancel Subscription" → Confirm

You'll receive email confirmation of cancellation.

Troubleshooting Failed Payments

If your payment fails:

Email notification: TPT emails you within 24 hours
Grace period: 3-7 days to update payment method
Account lock: If payment not resolved, account deactivates

Common reasons for failed payments:

Card expired
Insufficient funds
Bank flagged as suspicious (international transaction)
Billing address doesn't match card

How to fix:

Control Center → Subscriptions → Update Payment Method

If card keeps failing:

Try PayPal or contact your bank to authorize the charge.

Using Credits for Subscriptions

Can you pay subscriptions with credits?

Yes, if you have wallet credits or rewards credits.

How it works:

Credits in your wallet are used automatically if available
If credits insufficient, remaining balance charges to card
If credits fully cover cost, no card charge

Example:

Subscription cost: $102
Credits in wallet: $50
Card charged: $52

Building credit balance:

Earn credits through https://proptradingvibes.com/blog/takeprofittrader-rewards-program

Managing Subscriptions Across Multiple Accounts

Best practices for 3-5 accounts:

Strategy 1: Spreadsheet Tracking

Create a spreadsheet with:

Account name
Monthly cost
Billing date
Auto-renewal status
Last payment date

Update monthly to stay on top of renewals.

Strategy 2: Calendar Reminders

Add recurring calendar events:

"TPT Test #1 bills tomorrow ($102)"
"TPT PRO #2 bills in 3 days ($102)"

Strategy 3: Dedicated Bank Account

Use one credit card or bank account exclusively for TPT subscriptions. Makes expense tracking easier.

Strategy 4: Turn Off Auto-Renewal on Unused Accounts

If you have 5 PRO accounts but only actively trade 3:

Keep auto-renewal ON for 3 active accounts
Turn OFF for 2 inactive accounts
Reactivate when needed

Saves: $204/month ($102 × 2 accounts)

Subscription Costs by Account Size

Account Size	Monthly Cost (with NOFEE40)	Annual Cost
$25,000	$68	$816
$50,000	$102	$1,224
$100,000	$136	$1,632
$150,000	$170	$2,040

Without promo code NOFEE40: Add $68/month to each tier.

Scaling cost example:

5 × $50K PRO accounts = $510/month = $6,120/year in subscriptions alone

For complete cost analysis: https://proptradingvibes.com/blog/takeprofittrader-long-term-cost

Viewing Subscription Receipts

Need receipts for taxes or expense reports?

Control Center → Subscriptions → Click account → "Transaction History" → Download receipt PDFs

Each receipt shows:

Charge date
Amount paid
Payment method
Transaction ID
Billing address

For annual tax prep: Download all receipts from January-December, total them for Schedule C Line 10 (Commissions and Fees).

For tax filing guidance: https://proptradingvibes.com/blog/takeprofittrader-tax-forms-guide

Common Subscription Issues

Issue 1: "I was charged but don't have an active account"

Cause: Account was activated but you didn't realize subscription started

Fix: Contact support with transaction ID for refund review

Issue 2: "Auto-renewal charged me after I turned it off"

Cause: You turned off renewal AFTER billing date

Fix: Timing matters. Turn off renewal at least 24 hours before next billing date.

Issue 3: "I have 2 charges for the same account"

Cause: Duplicate billing error (rare) or two different accounts

Fix: Check transaction history. If truly duplicate, contact support for refund.

Issue 4: "My subscription cancelled but I didn't cancel it"

Cause: Payment failure → Grace period ended → Auto-cancelled

Fix: Update payment method and contact support to reactivate.

Bottom Line

TakeProfitTrader subscriptions are managed through the Control Center dashboard where you can view active Test and PRO accounts ($102-170 monthly per account depending on size), update payment methods, toggle auto-renewal on or off, and monitor billing dates for each individual subscription. Each account bills monthly from its activation date rather than on a unified billing cycle, so managing multiple accounts requires tracking 3-5 different billing dates if you're scaling to the maximum allowed funded accounts.

Failed payments trigger email notifications with 3-7 day grace periods to update payment methods before account deactivation, and you can use wallet credits or rewards credits to offset subscription costs if available. TakeProfitTrader doesn't offer subscription pauses—only cancel and reactivate options—and cancelled Test accounts require purchasing and passing a new evaluation while cancelled PRO accounts may require contacting support for reactivation.

Successful subscription management for traders running multiple accounts involves calendar reminders for billing dates, spreadsheet tracking of auto-renewal settings, and strategic use of auto-renewal toggles to keep only actively-traded accounts on recurring billing while manually reactivating secondary accounts when needed.