How To Run A Prop Firm Terminal On My Own Domain

You want traders to open a login page on your own domain and see your name, your logo and your colours. Nothing else. That is how an established firm looks, and you can have it from day one. This guide covers how it works, what each plan lets you brand, and when the PropExecutor badge can be hidden.

What "your own domain" means for a prop firm terminal

Traders spend most of their time in the terminal. It is where they watch prices, place orders and check how close they are to a rule. If that page sits on a stranger's address, your brand feels borrowed.

The PropExecutor terminal is a branded web trading terminal. It lives at trade.propexecutor.com by default, and it can run on your firm's own domain instead. Traders log in with an Account Number, a Password and a Server. There is no separate sign-up with PropExecutor, because a trader record is just a name and an email that you add.

So the picture is simple. A trader buys from your site, gets login details, opens your domain and trades inside your brand.

What traders see when they log in

The terminal gives your traders what they need in one place:

• A watchlist of live prices
• A price chart with history back to 2000 for FX and metals
• An order ticket
• Positions and history
• A live view of the account's rule headroom

Orders are simulated against live market prices. Nothing is routed to a broker, exchange or liquidity provider. Prices cover 50+ instruments, including forex majors, crosses and exotics, gold, silver, palladium, oil, natural gas, 12 stock indices, Bitcoin and Ethereum.

When all of this appears under your name on your domain, the firm looks complete. For more on the full feature set, see PropExecutor features.

What you can brand on each plan

The branding you get depends on the plan. Here is the comparison.

All three plans are one-time payments. There is no setup fee, no monthly platform fee and no revenue share.

Starter: name, dark logo and accent colour

Starter lets you set your firm name, a dark logo and an accent colour. For a founder testing the market with up to 50 trading accounts, that is a clean, branded look for $129. In UAE dirham that is about AED 474.

Basic: full branding

Basic gives you full branding. That covers your firm name, logos, colours, the login screen and support links on the terminal. The login screen is the first thing every trader sees, so this is where a firm starts to feel established. Basic costs $499, about AED 1,833, for 250 accounts.

Growth: full branding and a hidden badge

Growth includes everything in Basic and also hides the PropExecutor badge. If you want the terminal to carry only your brand, this is the plan. Growth costs $1,799, about AED 6,608, for 1,250 accounts.

Which plan fits an entrepreneur in the UAE

Pick by what you need traders to see, then by how many accounts you expect to sell.

A few plain points help the decision:

1. Launching to test demand. Starter gets your name, dark logo and accent colour on the terminal for the lowest cost.
2. Wanting to look established. Basic adds full branding, so the login screen and support links match your site.
3. Building a long-term brand. Growth hides the badge and gives you the lowest per-account rate at $1.44.

You are not locked in. Upgrades cost the price difference between plans and add the account difference. Unused credits carry over. So you can start on Starter and move up when the brand needs it.

Plan limits matter too. Starter includes 3 rule sets with 6 rules each and core rules. Basic includes 15 sets with 15 rules, advanced rules and 5 custom rules per set. Growth is unlimited with custom rules. Details on the plans are on the pricing page.

How account credits work with branding

Branding is separate from credits, so there is nothing extra to pay for it. Each trading account you create uses one credit, permanently. Credits never expire. Breaching or archiving an account does not refund the credit.

The starting balance of an account, whether $5K or $100K, does not change the cost. One account is one credit.

When you run low, top-up packs come in 100, 500 or 1,000 accounts at your plan's per-account rate.

How fast can you go live

The terminal is already built and hosted on Google Cloud. You do not set up servers or write a trading platform. You choose a plan, set your branding, create accounts in the admin panel and give traders their logins.

The admin panel lets you create up to 100 accounts at once, assign and reassign traders, rotate passwords, manually breach accounts and view analytics. That is enough to open for business the same day you sign up. For a step-by-step view, read how to launch a fully branded prop firm in a day.

Rules, security and the trader experience

A branded domain only helps if the trading side is solid. The rule engine judges every account on every price tick, not on a timer. Your rules can include daily loss limit, maximum loss limit, profit target, trailing drawdown, minimum trading days, max open positions, max lot size, hedging, orders per day, inactivity and custom rules. Each rule can breach the account, reject the order or flag it.

Rule sets are versioned. An account keeps the exact rule version it was created with, so editing a rule set never changes existing accounts. Rotating a password, reassigning or archiving an account ends every live terminal session for it immediately.

To learn more, see the rule engine page.

Connecting the terminal to your own systems

If your firm has a website that sells challenges, you can connect it. The REST API is included on every plan and works with an API key. Your backend can assign a trader by name and email, read accounts, trades, positions and rule flags, and read or rotate credentials. Accounts themselves are created in the admin panel, then assigned to buyers over the API.

Webhooks tell your systems when an account breaches or passes, and a WebSocket API streams real-time account events. Start with the API docs and the branding docs.

Try it before you choose

There is a live demo account anyone can try from the website. Open it, look at the trader view, then decide how much of your brand needs to appear on it.

Your next step

Pick the branding level you want, then compare the plans on the pricing page. If you want help choosing, book a consultation and we will walk through it with you. You can also read about white label prop firm platforms for the wider picture.