How much does prop firm software cost?

Quick answer

Prop firm software is priced in four main ways: a setup fee plus monthly licence, a revenue share, a per-account fee, or a one-time payment. Published prices run from a few hundred dollars once to several thousand dollars a month. Many vendors do not publish prices at all.

Detailed answer

The pricing models you will meet:

  • Setup plus monthly licence: common for white-label platforms. Match-Trader publishes $2,500 to $5,000 a month depending on package.
  • Revenue share: a percentage of your sales or profit. PropAccount publishes 30% of gross sales on one plan.
  • Account limits plus overage: FXPropTech publishes monthly tiers with a per-account charge above the limit.
  • One-time payment: PropExecutor charges $129, $499 or $1,799 once, with account credits that never expire.

All competitor figures are from the vendors' own pricing pages, checked in October 2026. When comparing, calculate the cost over 12 and 24 months at the number of accounts you actually expect to sell, and check what is included: some packages bundle a CRM, checkout and payouts, while others, including PropExecutor, focus on the terminal, rule engine, dashboard and API.

A worked comparison over two years

For a firm creating 1,000 accounts over 24 months: a $2,500-a-month licence comes to $60,000; PropExecutor Basic ($499) plus three 500-account packs ($600 each) comes to $2,299 for 1,750 accounts. Feature sets differ, so add the cost of any tools you would need alongside the narrower product.

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