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Prop firm software: CRM, challenge engines and back offices

Prop firm software is everything between the trading platform and your bank account: the challenge engine, the trader dashboard, the CRM, payouts and risk tools. These are the vendors that sell it, what each one publishes, and how they charge.

By the FundedFast Business in-house teamUpdated October 2026

Part 01

What prop firm software does

The trading platform executes trades. Everything else a prop firm runs on is software around it, usually in five parts:

  • Challenge engine. Phases, profit targets, drawdown and consistency rules, and the logic that decides who passes and who breaches.
  • Trader dashboard. Where traders buy challenges, track their progress, sign agreements and request payouts.
  • CRM and back office. Customer records, support, discount codes, affiliates and the admin screens your team works in.
  • Payouts. Withdrawal requests, approval steps and the connection to your payout rails.
  • Risk and abuse tools. Flags for copy trading, hedging across accounts and other patterns your terms prohibit.

Some vendors sell all five as one package; others sell one or two parts that connect to the rest. Either way, this software holds your customer relationships, so who owns the data matters as much as the features.

Part 02

Vendors that sell prop firm software

We list what each vendor or the trade press publishes for prop firms, with the source and the date we checked it. This is not a ranking and no vendor has paid to appear here.

Prop firm software: CRM, challenge engines and turnkey back offices (not a ranking)
VendorMarketWhat is published
Match-TraderForex and CFDsProp packages from $2,500 a month, with challenge configuration, tournaments, an affiliate module and hosting included. 4 Checked 29 Oct 2026
FPFX TechForex, CFDs, futures and cryptoA prop back office (trader dashboard, challenge rules, CRM, affiliates and risk tools) that runs on top of MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader and Rithmic. Says it powers more than 300 prop firms; prices on request. 5 Checked 29 Oct 2026
PropAccountForex, CFDs, futures and cryptoWhite-label prop firm programme powered by FPFX Tech, for DXtrade, Match-Trader, cTrader and Rithmic. White Label I pays the operator 30% of gross sales with no operating costs or payout liability; White Label II pays 50% of net revenue. One-time setup fee. 6 Checked 29 Oct 2026
YourPropFirmForex, CFDs and futuresProp firm platform covering challenges, CRM, risk, payouts and KYC, with native integrations for MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade and Match-Trader. Says it powers 85+ prop firms. 7 Checked 29 Oct 2026Prop Suite white-label: $2,749 one-time setup fee, no monthly platform fee and a 50% revenue share. Enterprise: tier-based platform pricing with no revenue share. 7 Checked 29 Oct 2026
B2Broker B2PropForex, CFDs, futures and cryptoTurnkey prop package with the B2Core CRM, a white-label cTrader platform, B2BinPay crypto payments and B2Copy; connects to MT4 and MT5 if the firm holds the licence. Three monthly plans, with no extra fees per challenge, account or step. 8 Checked 29 Oct 2026
Brokeree Prop PulseForex and CFDsWeb-based system for client onboarding, customisable evaluation challenges and performance monitoring, launched in January 2024 and integrating with MetaTrader 4 and 5. 9 Checked 29 Oct 2026
LeverateForex and CFDsProp firm package with a Prop CRM, the SiRiX white-label trading platform, a client portal and risk management, alongside MT4 and MT5 solutions. No pricing published. 10 Checked 29 Oct 2026
Tickblaze Prop CRMForex, CFDs, futures and cryptoProp CRM for challenge configuration, multi-step payout approvals and abuse detection, including copy trading, hedging and account flipping, across stocks, futures, CFDs and crypto. No pricing published. 11 Checked 29 Oct 2026
VolumetricaFuturesFutures prop platform and CRM that says it is used by over 20 futures prop firms, with dxFeed data. 12 Checked 29 Oct 2026
Quadcode (WL Prop)Forex and CFDsWhite-label prop package covering evaluation programmes, CRM, web and desktop platform, KYC and PSP connections, risk management and liquidity. The page lists setup costs from $17.5k and time to market from 2 weeks, without saying whether the cost is one-off. 13 Checked 31 Oct 2026Quadcode, the group behind IQ Option, took a significant strategic stake in Game 7, the parent of FPFX Tech and PropAccount, in March 2026. 2 Checked 31 Oct 2026
Trade Tech SolutionsForex, CFDs, futures and cryptoAll-in-one prop firm technology: CRM, back office, risk management tools and KYC/AML integrations, connecting to platforms including Rithmic, Tradovate, TradeLocker and cTrader. No revenue share; no pricing published. Operated by XL Tech Solutions Limited (Hong Kong). 14 Checked 31 Oct 2026

Three of these are linked by ownership: Finance Magnates reported in March 2026 that Game 7 runs both FPFX Tech and PropAccount, and that Quadcode, also listed here, bought a significant stake in Game 7 2. Ownership changes are worth checking for any vendor you depend on.

Part 03

Three ways vendors package it

The packaging decides what you pay and what you own, more than the feature list does.

  • From your platform vendor. Some platforms sell a turnkey package with their own CRM and challenge engine. One contract and one integration, but your back office is tied to that platform.
  • A separate back office. Vendors such as FPFX Tech, YourPropFirm, Tickblaze, Brokeree or Leverate sell a CRM and challenge engine that connects to one or more platforms. You can change platform without rebuilding everything, at the cost of one more integration.
  • Revenue-share white-label. You pay little or nothing upfront and the vendor takes a share of your sales or revenue instead. Cheap to start, expensive at scale: prop firm executives quoted by Finance Magnates called some of these profit-sharing models "exorbitant" 1.
Part 04

What it must do for a prop firm

Demos look alike. Check these in writing before you sign.

  • Your rules, as written. Daily and maximum drawdown, trailing or end-of-day, consistency rules, minimum trading days and scaling, configured without custom development.
  • Payout workflow. Request, review, approval and payment, with more than one approval step and an audit trail for every decision.
  • Abuse detection. Flags for copy trading, hedging across accounts and other patterns your terms prohibit, with the evidence you need to enforce a breach.
  • KYC and payments. Ready integrations with identity verification providers and with more than one payment provider, so losing one does not stop sales.
  • Platform connections. Which trading platforms it connects to today, and what a second platform would cost.
  • Your data. Real-time API access and a full export of traders, payments and affiliates, so you can leave with your business intact.
Part 05

Build it or license it

One prop firm CEO told Finance Magnates that building a CRM and trader dashboard in-house can cost $350,000 to $2 million before staff, against $5,000 to $10,000 a month for a white-label 1. Most firms license first and build only the parts that set them apart.

Whichever you choose, plan for the day a supplier stops serving you. In 2024 Match-Trade ended SurgeTrader's licence, and the firm closed before the notice period ran out 3.

White-label, hybrid or buildWhat a white-label includes, what stays your job, and what to ask a vendor before you sign.Read the white-label guide
Part 06

What prop firm software costs

Published prices in the table above range from fixed monthly packages to one-off setup fees paired with a revenue share; several vendors quote on request. Ask every vendor for the full cost at 2,000, 10,000 and 50,000 active accounts, including any share of revenue.

Run your own numbersThe cost estimator puts software and platform fees next to payments, KYC and your payout reserve.Open the cost estimator
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Questions operators ask

What is prop firm software?

The software a prop firm runs on besides the trading platform: the challenge engine that applies your rules, the trader dashboard, the CRM and back office, payout workflows and risk tools. Vendors sell it as a turnkey package, as a separate back office, or as a revenue-share white-label.

Do I need a separate prop firm CRM if my platform includes one?

Not to launch. A platform vendor's own CRM is the quickest start. Firms usually add a separate back office later, when they want more than one platform, custom payout workflows or their own trader experience.

Is a revenue-share white-label a good deal?

It is the cheapest way to start and often the most expensive way to grow. Compare the share at the volume you are aiming for against a fixed-fee stack, and check whether the share ever ends or drops as you scale.

Should I build my own prop firm CRM?

Rarely at launch. Building a CRM and trader dashboard in-house has been put at $350,000 to $2 million before staff. License first, and build only the parts that set you apart once you know your numbers.

Can I switch prop firm software later?

Yes, but it is a migration of accounts, open challenges, payment history and affiliates. Agree in the contract how you export your data and how much notice either side must give, before you need it.

Does prop firm software pay my traders?

It manages the payout workflow: requests, checks and approvals. The money itself moves through your payout rails, such as bank transfers, crypto or payout platforms, which you contract separately.

Sources

Choosing your stack?

See the whole stack in the guide.

The guide covers the platform, payments, KYC, payouts and the legal wrapper, from a team that ran a prop firm.