Resets, and what a second attempt costs

Most people do not pass on the first attempt. Planning as if you will is how a USD 279 evaluation becomes a surprise. The honest plan uses the reset line, and uses it only when it exists.

The arithmetic, when the line exists

Northline’s Two-Step 100k is USD 499, then USD 249 for a reset of the same version. Two attempts are 748 if you buy once and reset once. They are not 998, unless you buy a fresh evaluation because the reset was unavailable. Three attempts are 499 + 249 + 249. The calculator does this when you set the attempt count. It does not assume you will need them, and it does not hide them inside the headline price.

• One attempt

  USD 499

  Northline 100k initial fee only.

• Then one reset

  USD 748

  499 + 249. Not a prediction you will fail.

• Then another

  USD 997

  A third start. Still no trading result.

• Sable 100k, second try

  Unknown

  No reset price was published. Do not copy 349.

When the line does not exist

A second attempt costs the reset fee only when a reset fee is published. Otherwise the repeat cost is unknown. It is not automatically another copy of the initial fee, and it is not free. Sable’s Three-Step 100k demonstration terms publish an evaluation fee and an activation fee and do not publish a reset. The cost of failing the 30-day clock is therefore not something this desk will invent.

A reset is not a refund, and not a new version

Resetting continues the same version’s rules. If the firm has since tightened the 200k consistency cap, a reset of an old version may or may not keep the old cap. The record stores the version label and the effective date. If you reset six months later, re-read the schedule. The price we checked on 12 October 2026 is not a promise about next spring.