Buyer Dependency Model 2026
Buyer-side diligence for exit and portability, control authority, integration dependency and operational continuity — kept separate from evidence confidence and public transparency.
Our research layer turns provider pages and public terms into normalized datasets and buyer findings. We preserve original units, flag discrepancies and separate provider claims from our arithmetic and analysis.
Buyer-side diligence for exit and portability, control authority, integration dependency and operational continuity — kept separate from evidence confidence and public transparency.
Reproducible evidence-state counts for data ownership, portability, APIs, SLAs and migration across the current seven-provider due-diligence dataset — without turning unknowns into negative findings.
Buyer-intelligence view of vendor dependency, evidence confidence and public transparency — kept separate instead of collapsed into a synthetic score.
Primary-source snapshot of pricing, commercial models, launch claims and transparency across current prop-tech vendors.
Commercial anchors, pricing models and market findings.
Verified public price/setup/capacity snapshot.
What buyers can verify before a sales call.
Flat, usage, credits, revenue share and profit share.
Published account/trader limits without mixing denominators.
Normalized provider-published implementation claims.
Free migration, zero-downtime positioning and incentives.
Providers explicitly positioning around no revenue share.
Evidence framework without synthetic trust scores.
Independent interpretation of the PropSim index snapshot.
Read how we verify provider facts and our data dictionary. These rules are designed to prevent misleading comparisons caused by different billing units, currencies and provider-defined terms.
Research is useful when it improves a decision. The procurement hub converts these datasets into RFP, demo, pricing, migration and contract workflows.
Prop Firm Vendors may earn affiliate/referral compensation. Commercial relationships do not determine research findings or automatic matching. Provider-supplied claims are attributed and not presented as independently tested unless they were actually verified independently.