PipFarm Extends Its Winter Sale to November 30 With 60% Off Every Challenge Under Code POWERUP, Plus One Random Free Power-Up From Nine
PipFarm has extended its Winter Sale, and the reported terms are 60% off every trading challenge with the code POWERUP, valid until November 30, 2026, plus one free Power-Up drawn at random from nine. The source is a Forex Prop Reviews report of November 12, and PipFarm has not sent JoinProp a statement. The discount is large, but the more interesting part is the restriction list around it: the code cannot be combined with other promotions, vouchers or XP, most Power-Ups work only on standard challenges, and the free Power-Up can only be used on an account of the same size or smaller than the one bought. This comes two days after JoinProp reported PipFarm cutting its Pay With Profits fees and offering a separate 40% code, so the firm is now running overlapping offers that traders should not mix up.
What the Winter Sale Includes
According to the report, the sale takes 60% off every challenge when POWERUP is entered at checkout. Every qualifying purchase also earns one free Power-Up, and the firm assigns it at random rather than letting the buyer choose. The nine Power-Ups listed are Shield, Invincibility, Armour, Checkpoint, Respawn, Rewind, Boost, Erase and Imposter. The report describes them as account mechanics with different functions, and it says their individual benefits and conditions vary.
The offer runs until Monday, November 30, 2026. The report calls it an extension, which suggests the Winter Sale had an earlier end date, but we could not confirm from the firm what that date was or when the promotion began. PipFarm has not told JoinProp which time zone the November 30 cut-off uses.
Because the price is set by a code and not by a published new price list, JoinProp has not calculated what any particular account costs after the discount. Traders should read the final price at checkout rather than rely on a headline percentage, which is the usual way a code-based sale differs from a permanent price cut.
The Restrictions Around the Discount
Three limits are reported. First, the code cannot be stacked with other promotions, offers, vouchers or XP. That matters because PipFarm runs an XP system, and traders who have built up XP for discounts would have to choose between spending it and using the sale. Second, most Power-Ups apply only to standard challenges, so a trader who buys a different program type may receive a feature that cannot be used on that account. Third, the free Power-Up can only be applied to an account of the same size or smaller than the account originally purchased, and the eligible account must have been opened after the Power-Up was received.
The last condition is easy to trip over. A trader who already holds an open account would not be able to attach a newly earned Power-Up to it, and a trader who buys a small challenge to collect the Power-Up cannot later move it onto a larger account. In practice the Power-Up is tied to a future purchase of equal or smaller size, so planning the order of purchases matters.
None of the Power-Up definitions were available to JoinProp in the coverage we read, so we cannot say what Rewind, Erase or Imposter do, or whether any of them changes the evaluation rules. Until PipFarm publishes the details, the sensible reading is that the free feature is a bonus of uncertain value and the 60% is the part to judge the sale by.
How This Fits With PipFarm’s Other Offers
JoinProp reported on November 11 that PipFarm had cut every Pay With Profits fee by 0.5 percentage points and paired it with a 40% code called PROFIT. The Winter Sale is a different offer with a different code and a larger percentage, and the reports do not say whether the two can be used together. Given the no-stacking line in the Winter Sale terms, the cautious assumption is that they cannot, and a trader should pick one code at checkout.
It is also worth remembering that PipFarm’s pricing has moved a lot in a short time. In October the firm cut its 100K challenges to $99, $149 and $199, and has since layered fee changes and codes on top. A trader who buys during a sale is comparing against a moving baseline, so the real test of a 60% claim is the checkout total against the same account a week earlier, not the percentage on the banner.
Weighing the Sale Against Similar Offers
Code-based discounts are the dominant promotion format in the industry this month. FunderPro opened an early Black Friday sale at 25% off, and Fintokei is running a 20% Black Friday code to November 29, so a 60% figure stands out on its face. A higher percentage is not automatically a better deal, because it depends on the starting price, the rules of the account and what it costs to reach a payout.
Before buying any discounted challenge, traders can read our explainer on the prop firm consistency rule and compare the evaluation conditions, because a cheap entry can sit alongside strict payout rules. PipFarm has not confirmed in these reports what the rules are for the challenges covered by the code.
What This Means for the Broader Prop Industry
PipFarm is using a gamified feature layer, the Power-Ups, as a way to add value without lowering the price further. That is a notable shift from the straightforward percentage-off model, and it suggests firms are looking for ways to differentiate once headline discounts reach 50% to 60% and start to look the same. Randomly assigned perks also make it harder to compare offers directly, which favours the seller.
For traders the practical advice is unchanged. Read the checkout total, check the stacking rules, and treat any bonus feature as unproven until the firm documents it. The broader picture is covered in our guide to proprietary trading firms. JoinProp has no PipFarm review page to link at the moment, and we will add one to this story if it is published.
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