MT5 White Label Cost
Understand the components that determine MetaTrader 5 White Label pricing before requesting a commercial proposal.
Understand setup, recurring fees and supplier costs
MT5 White Label cost depends on the configuration and operating model of the brokerage. A useful quote separates one-time deployment work, recurring infrastructure charges, external supplier fees and optional development. This makes it possible to compare offers without assuming that every provider includes the same services.
Pricing is provided against your project scope. Send the requirements below to receive a proposal for the components you need. There is no published fixed price on this page because the architecture, integration requirements and supplier agreements change the total.
| Component | Typical charging basis | What to clarify |
|---|---|---|
| Platform configuration | Setup and/or recurring, depending on the agreement | Branding, account groups, symbols, permitted access and licensing responsibilities. |
| Hosting and monitoring | Recurring infrastructure and support | Resources, location, backups, monitoring ownership and incident escalation. |
| Bridge or gateway | Supplier fees and integration work | Required connectors, routing scope, minimum charges and maintenance. |
| Liquidity relationship | Separate counterparty terms | Onboarding, commercial commitments, margin or credit requirements and connectivity. |
| CRM and client portal | Subscription and/or integration | Platform access, modules, account flows, payment and KYC dependencies. |
| Custom development | Defined project scope | Deliverables, acceptance tests, change requests and ongoing maintenance. |
What changes the final quote?
A standard configuration with an existing CRM connector is different from a project requiring custom APIs, several execution venues or migration from a live environment. The number of instruments, account structure, expected activity and support scope also affect the work required. Ask which assumptions the quote uses and how a change to those assumptions is priced.
Three project profiles to discuss
New platform environment
A new MT5 deployment starts with account and symbol configuration, branding and the required infrastructure connections. The quote should distinguish the platform environment from separately contracted liquidity, CRM and payment services.
Existing broker adding integrations
A brokerage that already has a platform may need execution connectivity or a CRM connection. Describe the systems already in place, the available APIs and who can provide test access. Avoid paying for duplicate components that are outside the project.
Migration or multiple environments
An MT4 to MT5 migration can involve data mapping, reconciliation, parallel testing and client communication. Multiple brands or environments introduce additional access boundaries and support requirements. Ask for these workstreams to be identified separately.
Compare proposals on the same basis
- Which company contracts for each component?
- What is included in setup and what is charged separately?
- Which recurring charges depend on activity or resource usage?
- Which third-party fees, deposits or commitments are outside the quote?
- What support, monitoring and maintenance are included?
- What data export, migration and termination arrangements apply?
Do not compare only a headline platform fee. Read the provider checklist alongside the cost breakdown and request clarification for any undefined responsibility.
Build your quote brief
Choose your project profile. The brief stays in this browser until you choose to open WhatsApp or copy it for Telegram. Review the generated text before sending.
MT5 White Label 12-month cost calculator
Enter your own quoted amounts in USD. The calculator adds upfront work and twelve months of recurring charges, then shows a planning reserve. It does not estimate supplier prices or produce a quotation.
Enter 0 only when a category has no cost in your scope. Include external fees, taxes and non-monthly charges in your own estimates where applicable. A constant monthly estimate does not model billing changes or currency movements.
Operating outlay = upfront costs + 12 × monthly estimate. Planning reserve applies to that outlay. Deposits and capital set aside are added to the funding total, not treated as operating costs. All results depend on your inputs.
Use these categories when comparing proposals, then send the actual scope through the quote brief. The launch checklist helps identify work that might otherwise be omitted.
Questions before you start
Why is there no fixed price listed?
The quote depends on configuration, integrations, infrastructure and third-party agreements. A proposal separates setup, recurring charges and external supplier costs.
Which costs should I compare?
Compare the full scope: platform, hosting, CRM, execution connectivity, supplier commitments, custom development and support.
Can I request only one component?
Describe your existing systems and the required work. This allows a component-specific scope to be evaluated instead of assuming a complete new stack.
Discuss your brokerage setup
Send your target markets, preferred platform, expected launch model and required integrations.