PropLabel vs PropForge: Revenue Share vs Account-Based Economics
PropLabel and PropForge both target operators looking for broad white-label prop-firm infrastructure, but their publicly described commercial models create a fundamentally different scaling equation.
PropLabel vs PropForge at a glance
| Factor | PropLabel | PropForge |
|---|---|---|
| Setup/onboarding | €3,900 standard or €5,900 priority | Exact public amount not verified |
| Recurring model | Starts at 10% revenue share or €1,000 minimum; provider says rate scales toward 5% | Flat monthly fee + small per-active-account fee |
| Revenue share | Yes | Provider states no revenue share |
| Public exact monthly base | Minimum publicly stated | Quote required |
| Launch claim | 7–14 days depending on onboarding option | 14 days |
The economic difference matters more as you scale
With PropLabel, technology cost can rise with revenue. Its own public example states that revenue below €10,000 per month results in a €1,000 flat minimum, while €50,000 monthly revenue produces a €5,000 fee at 10%. PropLabel also says its percentage can scale down toward 5%.
PropForge describes a different model: a flat monthly platform fee plus a small charge for active accounts, with no revenue share. That means cost is tied more closely to account activity than top-line revenue. Exact economics require a quote, so buyers should request the base fee and per-active-account amount at several volume bands.
Which model may fit?
PropLabel may fit buyers who value public onboarding economics, broad platform integration and a recurring model linked partly to business performance. PropForge may fit buyers who want to avoid percentage-of-revenue software costs and are comfortable managing account-based unit economics.
Questions to ask both vendors
- What is the complete year-one cost at our expected revenue and active-account volume?
- Which integrations and trading-platform costs are included?
- Are KYC, payment, data or platform fees passed through separately?
- What happens to pricing if account volume or revenue doubles?
- What are the minimum term, cancellation, migration and data-export rights?