This site tracks one thing: what HyroTrader actually charges, what its rules say, and what happens to the codes people search for. It exists because the pages ranking for “HyroTrader discount code” mostly list codes without saying where they came from, and several of them were last updated more than a year ago while still describing their codes as current.
Who writes it
Rohan Mehta. I read prop firm pricing pages and rules documents, write down what they say, and date it. I am not a HyroTrader customer, not an employee, and not a trading coach. I have no interest in persuading anyone to buy an evaluation, and this site sells nothing of its own.
Where a question needs an opinion — whether a route is worth its price, how much weight a Trustpilot score deserves — I give one and label it as mine. Everything else is a figure with a source.
How the figures here are checked
The method is deliberately narrow, because it is the part that can be verified:
- The firm’s own pages are the source. Prices, loss limits, profit targets, payout terms and company details come from hyrotrader.com — its homepage, its start-trading page, its affiliate page and its about page. Not from aggregators, not from other review sites, not from memory.
- Every figure carries the date it was read. Each page shows a “Checked” date. Prop firms change products often — HyroTrader’s Zero-Step route is badged “New” as of this writing — so an undated price is close to useless.
- Where a number is not displayed on screen, the page says where it came from. HyroTrader’s public pages show only a “from” price per route. The full per-size table on the cost page is read from the product data published in that page’s own source, and it is labelled that way every time it is used.
- What cannot be confirmed is listed, not guessed. The clearest example: whether a referral code reduces the buyer’s price. Confirming it would mean creating an account and starting a purchase, which this site has not done, so it says so instead of printing a percentage. The legitimacy page carries the full list of what could not be verified.
No figure on this site is generated or estimated. If it is not on HyroTrader’s own pages or on Trustpilot, it is not here.
Independence
This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to HyroTrader. Links to HyroTrader may be affiliate links, meaning the site can earn a commission if someone buys an evaluation after following one. That costs the reader nothing extra.
It also changes nothing in the content, and the clearest evidence of that is the homepage, which tells readers the discount code they searched for does not exist as the firm’s own offer — not the conclusion a site chasing commission would reach. The review carries criticism of the pricing for the same reason.
Corrections
If a figure here is wrong or has gone out of date, write to editor@hyrotraderdiscount.com and say which page and which number. Corrections are made on the page, and the “Checked” date is moved to the day of the correction. The contact page explains what to include.
What this site is not
It is not financial advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to trade. Prop firm evaluations are difficult by design, most people who attempt them do not pass, and a challenge charge is money at risk against an uncertain outcome. On one of HyroTrader’s three routes that charge is never refunded — the comparison page sets out which.