Propriotec
Propriotec positions itself as an all-in-one prop-firm technology provider combining CRM, evaluation workflows, risk management, payments, KYC and trading-platform integrations under a flat monthly pricing model.
| Pricing model | Flat monthly pricing. Provider states no setup fees, no per-account fees and no revenue share. |
|---|---|
| Public plan prices | Not publicly disclosed when last verified. |
| Trading platforms | MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, TradeLocker and Propriotec's HYPTRADER. |
| Launch timeline | Provider states most firms go live within 8–14 days. |
| White label | Yes. Provider states branding can cover domain, logo, colours, portal and related trader-facing elements. |
| Referral program | An official Referral Program is linked from the company site, but public commission terms were not verified. |
What the platform includes
Propriotec's official product pages describe a CRM for trader management, challenge and evaluation workflows, payout processing, performance analytics, a built-in risk engine, KYC onboarding, payment gateway integrations and an affiliate system. The company also markets HYPTRADER as its own white-label trading platform.
Pricing structure
The most distinctive commercial point is the pricing structure. Propriotec repeatedly states that it uses flat monthly pricing rather than revenue share or per-account charges. Its setup page also states there are no setup fees. Exact plan prices were not publicly available in the sources checked, so this profile does not estimate them.
Platform coverage
Official material lists MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, Match-Trader and TradeLocker integrations. HYPTRADER is marketed as an included proprietary option. Propriotec states that integrations connect into its CRM and risk-management stack.
Operational claims to verify during due diligence
Propriotec claims 99.9% uptime, more than 50 firms served and an average support response time of about two hours. These are provider-reported figures rather than independently audited metrics in our dataset, so buyers should request service-level documentation and references where material.
Who it may fit
The model is most interesting for founders or established firms that prefer predictable technology costs and want several operational modules from one vendor. It may also suit firms trying to avoid revenue-share economics as they grow. Buyers who need exact public pricing before entering a sales process will have less information available upfront.
What to ask on a demo
- Exact monthly plan price and account limits.
- Whether any external platform, market-data or payment fees sit outside the monthly subscription.
- Migration scope and data portability if you leave.
- Risk-engine controls, breach handling and audit logs.
- KYC providers and supported jurisdictions.
- Support SLA and incident escalation.
- Referral-program commission and duration if you are a partner.