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Lark Funding vs SpiceProp: which prop firm is better? (2026)

We compare Lark Funding and SpiceProp using the same data: published prices, published rules and Trustpilot ratings. The full table and our verdict are below.

Point by point

Lark FundingSpiceProp
Score7.2/106.4/10
Trustpilot4.34.0
Profit split80%80%
Max leverageup to 1:30up to 1:100
100K challenge from$370 (3-Step Evaluation)€499 (Sweet Pepper)
Programs46
PlatformscTrader, DXtrade, Match-TradercTrader, MT5
Payouts viaRise–
News tradingAllowed–
Weekend holdingRestrictedAllowed
Expert advisors (EAs)AllowedAllowed
HedgingAllowed–
ScalpingAllowed–
MartingaleAllowed–

Our verdict

On our scores, Lark Funding (7.2) comes out ahead of SpiceProp (6.4).

Lark Funding has the cheaper 100K challenge ($370); the cheapest at SpiceProp costs €499.

Customers rate Lark Funding higher: 4.3 out of 5 on Trustpilot against 4.0.

Lark Funding allows more trading styles (news, EAs, weekend holding and so on).

  • Choose Lark Funding if you want a cheaper challenge, better customer reviews, the DXtrade, Match-Trader platform.
  • Choose SpiceProp if you want more programs to choose from, more leverage, the MT5 platform.

The two firms in brief

Lark Funding

Lark Funding has instant accounts plus 1-Step, 1-Step Max and 3-Step challenges, with no time limit and no minimum days. You trade on cTrader, DXtrade or Match-Trader.

SpiceProp

SpiceProp prices and runs its accounts in euros. It has four challenges and two instant programs from €1,000, on cTrader or MetaTrader 5, with no time limit.

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, Lark Funding or SpiceProp?

On our scores, Lark Funding (7.2) comes out ahead of SpiceProp (6.4).

Which is cheaper, Lark Funding or SpiceProp?

Lark Funding has the cheaper 100K challenge ($370); the cheapest at SpiceProp costs €499.

Can I have accounts with Lark Funding and SpiceProp at the same time?

Yes. You can buy challenges from several firms at once. What almost every firm bans is copying trades between different people's accounts or hedging across firms.