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Prop firm tech provider pricing plans, tiers, and cost breakdowns. Compare subscription models and total cost of ownership.
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Prop firm tech provider pricing — the short answer
Pricing across 16 verified prop firm technology vendors. 4 of 16 publish a price; the rest quote every deal. The cheapest published first year is $180 at Saphyte. The item most often left unpublished after price is contract length and notice period, missing for 13 of 16.
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Tech Provider
Model
From /mo
Setup fee
First year
Tiers
Demo
Price
Disclosure
Actions
6
Model
Hybrid
From /mo
$2,500
Setup fee
-
First year
$30,000
Tiers
3
Demo
Yes
Price
Published
7
Model
Per Active Account
From /mo
$15
Setup fee
-
First year
$180
Tiers
4
Demo
Yes
Price
Published
8
Model
Hybrid
From /mo
$2,500
Setup fee
-
First year
$30,000
Tiers
2
Demo
Yes
Price
Published
15
Model
Custom Quote
From /mo
-
Setup fee
-
First year
-
Tiers
-
Demo
Yes
Price
Quote only
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Questions about this page
Why don’t prop firm tech providers publish prices?
Only 4 of the 16 verified vendors do. Quotes in this market usually turn on active account volume, which modules are licensed and whether the platform is white-labelled, so vendors price each deal. Ask for a quote at the account count you expect at the end of year one, not today’s, or the comparison will flatter whichever vendor is cheapest when small.
How do prop firm tech providers charge?
Among verified vendors that publish any fee: 2 charge a setup fee, 0 charge per account, and 1 takes a revenue share. Those structures scale differently: a setup fee is paid once, a per-account fee grows with your trader count, and a revenue share grows with your sales — so the cheapest vendor at launch is not necessarily the cheapest at volume.
What should I ask a vendor for in a quote?
Start with what verified vendors most often leave unpublished: contract length and notice period (missing for 13), named security certifications (missing for 13), an uptime figure or status page (missing for 12), data ownership and export on exit (missing for 11). A price without a minimum term and a notice period cannot be compared with one that has them.
How is a vendor’s first-year cost worked out?
Twelve months of the published subscription, normalised from whatever billing cycle the vendor uses, plus any published setup fee. Per-account and revenue-share components are excluded because they depend on your volume. 3 verified vendors publish enough to compute one.
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The cost to start a prop firm varies significantly depending on the tech provider and pricing model you choose. Some providers charge a one-time setup fee (ranging from $3,000 to $15,000+), while others use monthly subscriptions (typically $500 to $5,000+ per month depending on scale). Some operate on a revenue-share model where you pay a percentage of your gross or net revenue instead of fixed fees. Additional costs may include trading platform licensing (especially for MetaTrader), liquidity provider fees, payment processing fees, legal setup, branding, and marketing. PropTechPal helps you compare these costs across providers so you can find the right fit for your budget.
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Can I use my own broker or liquidity provider with a prop firm tech platform?
In most cases, yes. Many prop firm tech providers are broker-agnostic and allow you to connect your own liquidity provider or broker. However, some full-stack providers bundle liquidity as part of their offering, and a few require you to use their integrated broker partnerships. If using a specific broker or liquidity provider is important to your business model, verify compatibility with the tech provider before signing up. PropTechPal lists integration capabilities for each provider to help you assess this.
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