FXPropTech Pricing 2026: Plans, Setup Fees & Real Cost
FXPropTech is unusual in the prop-firm technology market because it publishes a detailed three-tier price schedule. That makes initial comparison easier, but the headline monthly fee is only the beginning: setup charges, account allowances, overages, platform requirements and optional work can change the actual cost.
FXPropTech pricing at a glance
| Plan | Monthly | Setup | Published account allowance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Startup | $1,000 | $1,500 | Up to 500; $2.50/account after limit |
| GrowUp | $2,500 | $3,000 | Up to 2,000; $2.50/account after limit |
| ScaleUp | $5,000 | $6,000 | Unlimited |
What does FXPropTech Startup cost in year one?
At the published price, twelve months of Startup plus the one-time setup fee equals $13,500 before overages, optional services, taxes or third-party costs. This is arithmetic from public prices, not a complete operating-cost quote.
GrowUp first-year baseline
Twelve published monthly payments of $2,500 plus the $3,000 setup fee equal $33,000 before extras. The tier adds a fuller CRM, advanced dashboard functionality, risk tools, custom branding and limited API access according to the provider's pricing page.
ScaleUp first-year baseline
Twelve months at $5,000 plus $6,000 setup equal $66,000. FXPropTech publishes unlimited accounts at this tier together with broader API/integration, automation, multi-user administration and dedicated support capabilities.
Account limits can change the economics
Startup and GrowUp both publish a $2.50-per-account overage after their included allowance. Buyers near a threshold should model overage against the next subscription tier. The relevant question is not simply how many traders you have today, but how the provider defines billable accounts and how quickly challenge purchases, resets and repeat customers may increase that count.
Does FXPropTech charge revenue share?
The provider's official FAQ says it does not take a percentage of challenge-fee revenue, trader payouts or profits and describes its commercial model as a platform fee. This makes FXPropTech relevant to buyers comparing no-revenue-share prop firm software.
Do not confuse this with FXPropTech's separate affiliate program: that program pays publishers/referrers a percentage of FXPropTech's setup and monthly invoices. Affiliate economics are separate from what the prop-firm buyer pays.
What is included?
FXPropTech describes the core stack as including trader dashboards, evaluation/challenge logic, risk management, KYC tools, admin CRM, analytics/reporting and payment functionality. Its current public material lists MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader and TradeLocker among platform integrations. Higher plans expand customization, API access and operational capabilities.
Important pricing inconsistencies to clarify
FXPropTech has several live pages describing package scope, and some details are not perfectly synchronized. For example, one white-label solution page describes the middle tier as supporting up to 5,000 active trader accounts, while the dedicated pricing page lists 2,000 accounts for GrowUp. Launch-time claims also vary across pages. We therefore treat the dedicated pricing page as the primary current pricing reference while flagging discrepancies rather than silently combining them.
Contract terms matter too
FXPropTech's published terms state that setup is paid before implementation, subscriptions are billed monthly in advance, some components may attract usage-based charges where specified in the service order, and custom development or bespoke integrations can be quoted separately. The terms also state invoices are generally due within 14 days unless otherwise agreed and describe fees as non-refundable unless the service order or applicable law says otherwise.
FXPropTech vs alternatives
Public pricing makes FXPropTech easier to budget than quote-only vendors, but different commercial structures may perform better under different growth scenarios. Compare it directly with Propriotec, PropSim and PropLabel. Also see our broader prop firm software pricing guide.
Questions to ask before buying
- What exactly counts toward the 500 or 2,000 account allowance?
- Are evaluation, funded, reset and archived accounts treated differently?
- Which trading platform is included at each tier?
- Which payment and KYC integrations have separate third-party fees?
- Which customizations are included in setup?
- What work is billed as professional services?
- What are the termination, migration and data-export terms?
- Can the quoted price change with API usage or other volume?
Bottom line
FXPropTech currently offers one of the more transparent public pricing schedules in our provider dataset. The strongest procurement advantage is not necessarily that it is cheaper, but that buyers can model a starting cost before a sales call. The main diligence work is confirming package scope and resolving differences between live provider pages.