Is PropExecutor a one-time payment or a subscription?
Quick answer
PropExecutor is a one-time payment. You pay once for a plan, which includes a set number of trading accounts, and you never receive a monthly bill. If you need more accounts later, you buy a one-time top-up pack. Credits never expire, so there is nothing to renew.
Detailed answer
Many prop firm platforms charge monthly, which means paying in quiet months as well as busy ones. PropExecutor removes that.
How the one-time model works
- Buy a plan: Starter, Basic or Growth.
- Receive account credits: 50, 250 or 1,250, added to a permanent pool.
- Create trading accounts: each one uses one credit, once, when it is created.
- Top up when needed: packs of 100, 500 or 1,000 at your plan's rate.
- Upgrade if you outgrow your plan: pay the price difference.
What "one credit per account" means
A credit is used when a trading account is created, and that account can then trade for as long as it lives, whether that is a two-week evaluation or a funded account kept for a year. There is no charge per month, per trade or per payout.
Comparing with subscriptions
A platform at $2,500 a month costs $30,000 a year before any setup fee. PropExecutor's Basic plan is $499 once for 250 accounts. Some subscriptions include tools PropExecutor does not, such as a CRM or checkout, so compare what each price includes as well as the total.
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