Is PropExecutor suitable for a firm that is just starting?
Quick answer
Yes, it is designed for it. Starter costs $129 once and includes 50 trading accounts, core rules, a branded terminal, a dashboard in every account and API access, with no monthly fee. A new firm can launch, sell its first challenges and only buy more capacity once sales prove demand.
Detailed answer
New firms face two risks: running out of money before finding customers, and choosing technology they cannot afford to keep.
Why the pricing suits new firms
- No monthly fee: quiet months cost nothing on the platform side.
- No setup fee: the plan price is the whole launch cost.
- Permanent credits: unused accounts carry over indefinitely.
- Upgrades at the difference: moving from Starter to Basic costs $370 and adds 200 accounts, with unused credits kept.
What a new firm gets on Starter
- Core rules: profit target, daily loss limit, maximum loss limit and related essentials.
- 3 rule sets with up to 6 rules each.
- Name, logo and accent colour on the terminal.
- 50 accounts.
When to move up
When you need the advanced rule catalogue (trailing drawdown, consistency, weekend holding and more), full branding or more accounts, Basic or Growth add them. Because rule sets are versioned, upgrading and adding rules does not disturb accounts already running.
A sensible first purchase
If you are unsure, start on Starter: you can upgrade later for the price difference and keep every unused credit, so starting small costs nothing extra in the long run.
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