What it costs
Nothing. There is no paid placement on this site and no package that moves a firm up the table. Where you sit is the Refer Score, and the method is published.
A listing puts your firm in front of traders who are comparing on numbers rather than on discount codes. If you are launching, or outgrowing a rented platform, we also build the app, the site and the CRM underneath it.
Free, and separate from the ranking — which is the only reason a ranking is worth anything.
Nothing. There is no paid placement on this site and no package that moves a firm up the table. Where you sit is the Refer Score, and the method is published.
Who you are, where you are registered, what you sell and how you pay. We check it against your own pages before anything goes live, and the date we checked is printed beside it.
The trailing drawdown, the consistency rule, the payout condition — the terms that cost traders accounts. If that is a problem, this is the wrong directory.
Custom, per firm. Not a white-label with your colours on it.
The dashboard your traders live in.
Challenge progress against the real rule — the trailing drawdown that follows equity, not the headline number. Payout requests, KYC state, account resets, the breach log that tells someone why they failed instead of just that they did. Your brand, your rules engine, not a white-label with your logo dropped on it.
The pages that sell the challenge.
Pricing tables that stay right when you change a plan, a rules page that is readable rather than a PDF, checkout that works on a phone in Lagos on 3G. Built to load fast and rank, because a prop firm site that takes six seconds loses the trader before the price is on screen.
What happens after the sale.
Affiliate tracking that pays the right person, a support desk that shows the account beside the ticket, payout approvals with an audit trail, and the cohort numbers that tell you which plan actually makes money. The part every firm builds badly in a spreadsheet for two years first.
Because we have read the rulebooks. We have 85 rules on file that close funded accounts, which means we know what a drawdown engine has to do at the moment it matters and why most of them get end-of-day trailing wrong. A vendor who has never had to explain a breach to a trader will build you the version that is easy to code.
Building for a firm never changes what we publish about it. A client with a trailing drawdown gets the same warning on their listing as anyone else — say so to your traders and it stops being a problem worth hiding.
One form for both. Listing, build, or both at once — it takes a couple of minutes and a person reads every one.