Launch
June 2026
Mayospell Drop 001 concept
Labs
Labs keeps experimental account formats outside the core offer.
Each research drop is labeled with its price, limits, reset behavior, sample window, and status so an experiment cannot be mistaken for a permanent Mayospell program.
Availability
5,000 accounts
Sold out
Price
$75 one-time
No rebill, no subscription
Expiration
90 days
Closes automatically if not passed
Mayospell experiment
Labs Drop 001 gives Mayospell a disciplined experimental template.
The exact numbers matter because they show how a serious prop firm can launch a smaller, cleaner, limited format without muddying the core subscription business.
Mayospell Labs snapshot: July 6, 2026. Planned and limited Mayospell experiments for testing options structures and rules; Labs is not a current paid-program guarantee.
Parameter
Mayospell principle
Mayospell move
Buying power
$25,000
Ideal template for a smaller options combine built around bounded premium risk and simpler fills.
Profit target
$2,000
Mayospell could use the same lower-friction target for a labs-only starter path.
Max loss
$1,000 static
Static loss is especially interesting for options because it rewards clean risk packaging instead of whipsawing a trailing floor.
DLL
Mandatory $500
A mandatory fixed daily stop fits small-account options experiments better than an optional add-on.
Activation
Free
Labs formats can simplify handoff by waiving activation and using the experiment itself as the differentiator.
Resets
Not available
No-reset experiments keep the data cleaner and help Mayospell learn whether the concept works on first principles.
Funded payout cap
$4,000 in XFA
Useful proof that a smaller evaluation can still flow into a meaningful funded relationship.
Live minimum
$5,000
Shows how a labs-format account can still connect to a real live path instead of ending in a novelty dead end.
Mayospell drops
The options version can experiment in more interesting directions.
These are the kinds of limited drops Mayospell can run once the core ladder already feels legible and trustworthy.
Static drawdown options combine
A one-time-fee smaller account for traders who want options risk to feel legible and non-gimmicky, with no rebill and no reset escape hatch.
Earnings lab
A limited seasonal drop where every seat is event-approved-only, letting Mayospell learn who can actually handle binary catalyst risk responsibly.
Spread-only desk pass
A debit-spread-only experiment for traders who want structure discipline and cleaner funded review than naked premium or lotto behavior usually allows.
Zero-DTE discipline lab
A very constrained experiment where same-day expiry is allowed, but only under hard size caps, mandatory notes, and aggressive desk review.
Workflow
Labs should feed the core product, not live as a detached curiosity.
The whole point is to learn faster than a static pricing page can.
01
Limited drop opens
The experiment launches with a hard cap on seats, a fixed ruleset, and a clear public reason the desk wants this data.
02
Traders run the experiment
The desk watches for fill realism, behavior drift, pass rates, and whether the structure actually produces better funded traders.
03
Outcome is judged
Some experiments graduate into the permanent Mayospell ladder. Others stay as one-off lessons and never come back.
04
Findings feed the core product
Labs is not content theater. It is how Mayospell keeps evolving the combine without blindly touching the main ladder every month.
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