Brokeree Solutions

Prop Pulse is a web-based account-management tool that runs on MT4, MT5 and cTrader. Brokers can create unlimited challenges with multiple steps and configure up to 20 objectives per step, and choose whether a challenge is free or paid. Once a trader clears a challenge, the broker can move them into a funded, profit-split phase with a scaling plan.

The rule engine lets a broker "set flexible thresholds to close all opened positions automatically and set the 'read only' status for accounts that fail specified objectives." Dashboards show "real-time insights into traders' performance" and colour-code passing and failing accounts. Brokeree's public pages do not name specific drawdown types (static, trailing, intraday), consistency rules or a news-event filter for Prop Pulse.

Outside Prop Pulse, Brokeree's other modules — Liquidity Bridge (multi-source liquidity aggregation and execution for MT4/MT5/cTrader/DXtrade), Dynamic Margin and Leverage, Swap Manager, and Social Trading — are general broker infrastructure rather than prop-specific tooling, though a prop firm running its own book could use them alongside Prop Pulse.

Prop Pulse supports MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader; the trader continues to trade through the native MT4/MT5 or cTrader terminal rather than a separate Prop Pulse terminal. It launched MetaTrader-only and was extended to cTrader in April 2025. DXtrade is supported elsewhere in Brokeree's catalogue (Liquidity Bridge for DXtrade), but is not stated as a Prop Pulse platform.

Brokeree does not publish which asset classes a Prop Pulse challenge can cover, mobile app availability, or a list of supported UI languages for the product itself.

Prop Pulse's cTrader page says brokers can "customize the interface to match your brand," but Brokeree does not specify whether that extends to a logo, full colour theme, or a custom domain. Brokeree's LinkedIn profile lists "Custom-made solutions" among its specialties, which supports bespoke development generally, but no public source confirms custom development specifically for Prop Pulse.

Brokeree separately sells a standalone "MT4/MT5 REST API" product and an "MT4/MT5 FIX API" product for connecting MetaTrader to a brokerage website, but no REST, GraphQL or WebSocket API, webhooks, or a sandbox environment is stated as available within Prop Pulse itself.

Prop Pulse's own pages say brokers can 'customize the interface to match your brand' but do not specify logo, colour or domain-level control, so brandingControl and whiteLabelDepth are left blank. Brokeree's LinkedIn page lists 'Custom-made solutions' among its specialties. Brokeree separately sells standalone MT4/MT5 REST API and FIX API products, but no API, webhook or sandbox is stated for Prop Pulse itself.

Brokeree does not publish a prop firm white label cost for Prop Pulse. A dedicated pricing page (brokeree.com/pricing/) returns a 404, and both the MetaTrader and cTrader product pages point buyers to "Contact us for pricing" instead of listing a tier, a setup fee, a per-account fee or a revenue-share percentage. There is nothing public to compare against a competitor's pricing page.

Brokeree's privacy policy confirms it follows up on "live chat, email or phone inquiries," so those three channels are supported, though no support hours or first-response-time commitment is published. No uptime guarantee or latency figure is published for Prop Pulse, and no status page or incident history was found linked from the homepage, footer or product pages (checked 2026-09-18).

No status page was found linked from the homepage, footer or product pages (checked 2026-09-18). No uptime guarantee or latency figure is published for Prop Pulse. The privacy policy confirms live chat, email and phone as support channels ('live chat, email or phone inquiries').

Brokeree's privacy policy states that sensitive information "is encrypted via Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology" and that submitted form data is stored in Pipedrive's databases. It references US-focused frameworks (CalOPPA, CAN-SPAM, COPPA) but does not mention GDPR compliance, a data processing agreement, encryption at rest, SSO, MFA, role-based access, audit logs, backup frequency, disaster-recovery targets, a bug bounty, or any held security certification. No dedicated security or trust page was found.