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FundMyBet vs WeBet: prices and conditions

Looking for an alternative to WeBet? Start by identifying what the advertised capital represents. The table below compares public information without treating a profit-sharing promise as guaranteed income.

Published by FundMyBet, a party to the comparison. Sources consulted on 25 October 2026. Standard prices before promotions; no payment or withdrawal testing. WeBet is a third-party brand; this content claims no affiliation or endorsement.

Public information compared — 25 October 2026
CriterionFundMyBetWeBet
Maximum advertised capital€150,000100 000 € [1]
Standard price for the €5,000 tier€9799 € [1]
Profit share90 % of eligible profitsUp to 90% advertised [1]
Type of serviceVirtual evaluation; possible contractual remuneration after passingSimulated evaluation and funded programme [2]
Withdrawable capitalNo; only approved eligible profits may be paid outNo real capital entrusted, according to the Risks page [3]
Remuneration conditionsDay 14, then 30 days after approval; 5 profitable days and 30 tickets per period; net caps and consistency rules applyConditional remuneration, subject to approval; not guaranteed [3]

How to interpret these differences

An advertised “up to” rate is a commercial ceiling. Check the conditions for reaching it, the profit base used and the payout requirements in the proposed contract.

We do not apply amounts from WeBet’s dynamic homepage table to all its tiers. This comparison does not establish exact caps for each offer or the precise first-payout rule: consult the rules linked to your order.

At FundMyBet, each tier has a public page with euro amounts and percentages. Higher advertised capital does not make the evaluation easier: targets and risks must be considered alongside the fees actually paid.

At FundMyBet, challenge fees are followed by an €89 activation fee after both phases are passed. Directly funded access costs 3.5 times the standard challenge price, without that additional fee. The demo is free with no time limit; new offers include 90% of eligible profits without a paid add-on.

The limits of this comparison

This information cannot predict success or a payout. The table does not replace the full conditions and assesses neither support quality nor actual customer performance. Rules may depend on the purchase date and selected contract.

For FundMyBet, the public challenge pages detail both phases and funded rules. Also read about the distinction between virtual capital, fees and profits.

Sources and method

  1. WeBet — introduction and €5,000 offer — consulted on 25 October 2026.
  2. WeBet — terms of use/sale, definitions and service type — consulted on 25 October 2026.
  3. WeBet — risk information — consulted on 25 October 2026.

FundMyBet : current catalogue and rules, terms and conditions. Information omitted from this comparison does not mean that the service concerned does not offer it.

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