Brokeree alternative: FirmForge vs Brokeree Solutions

What Brokeree Solutions makes

Brokeree is a technology provider of plugins and add-on solutions for existing broker platforms: MT4, MT5, cTrader and DXtrade [1]. It is not a turnkey stack and does not have a trading platform of its own. The company was founded in 2013, is headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, and has an office in Limassol, Cyprus [2]. It says it has more than 10 years in operation and is active in 50+ countries [1].

Its catalogue covers Social Trading (copy trading) and PAMM for MetaTrader and cTrader, a Liquidity Bridge for MetaTrader, cTrader and DXtrade, and risk tools such as Dynamic Margin & Leverage, Swap Manager and Plugin Configurator [1]. Customers include multi-asset and forex/CFD brokerages, prop firms and fintech technology providers [1].

Brokeree describes itself plainly: it "is not a licensed financial institution, and we do not offer any financial services, investment advice, or any related financial products" [2].

Prop Pulse, Brokeree's prop trading module

Prop Pulse is prop trading management software available for MT4 and MT5 and, separately, for cTrader [1][3]. According to Brokeree it provides:

• Multi-step challenges, sold to traders or offered at no charge, with profit targets, drawdown limits and minimum trading days [3].
• Automatic detection of passes and breaches, with positions closed and the account switched to read-only on a breach [3].
• A funded "Partnership phase" with profit-share terms [3].
• An admin workspace and a "dedicated trader portal" [3].
• Up to 20 configurable objectives per challenge, scaling plans and emergency notifications [4].

Prop Pulse is described as "web-based" and integrates with the broker's existing technology [4]. It does not include its own CRM, KYC or payment processing; instead it integrates with CRMs such as FX Back Office, AltimaCRM and Syntellicore [3]. A firm using it would therefore typically run three pieces: the trading platform licence, Brokeree's plugin, and a CRM.

That layered setup is the main reason operators look at alternatives. Each layer has its own contract, and a new firm without a MetaTrader or cTrader server first has to obtain one.

Brokeree pricing

Brokeree pricing is not published on its website [1][3]. A third-party directory summary describes it as quote-based [5]. Launch time is also not given as a figure; the tagline is "Launch Prop Trading in a few clicks" [4].

FirmForge's prices are public: Custom from $400 a month, Growth $799 and Professional $1,499 per platform, Enterprise by quote. Nothing is charged for setup, or per account, trade or challenge. Optional add-ons such as copy trading are billed monthly. Details are on the plans and pricing page.

Brokeree vs FirmForge compared

When Brokeree is the better choice

• You already run an MT4, MT5, cTrader or DXtrade server and only need prop challenges or copy trading on top. Brokeree plugs into what you have [1]; FirmForge would replace it, unless you keep a cTrader or DXtrade platform by bringing it on the Enterprise plan.
• Your traders insist on MetaTrader, which FirmForge does not offer in any form. A cTrader of your own can be brought only on the Enterprise plan.
• You already use FX Back Office, AltimaCRM or Syntellicore and want Prop Pulse to work with it [3].
• You need a liquidity bridge or risk tools such as dynamic margin, leverage and swap management [1].
• You are a technology provider building your own offer and want modules rather than a finished product [1].

When FirmForge fits better

• You are starting from nothing. With FirmForge there is no platform server to license before you can add prop features.
• You prefer one vendor and one invoice to separate contracts for platform, plugin and CRM.
• You want to know your costs before you speak to sales. FirmForge's plans are listed publicly; Brokeree's are not.
• You want the challenge rules, trade room and back office in one product, managed from one admin panel.
• You plan to run a brokerage as well, on an isolated platform under the same operator account.

FirmForge and Brokeree are both software vendors, not regulated firms. Choosing either one leaves your licensing and compliance obligations where they were.

Moving from a Brokeree setup to FirmForge

1. Run through the FirmForge demo with someone who manages your Prop Pulse challenges today.
2. Write down every Prop Pulse objective you use and check how each maps to the FirmForge challenge engine.
3. Sign up at app.firmforge.cfd and select Prop Firm (or Brokerage) for your first platform.
4. Brand the platform, choose the address clients receive email from, and create DNS entries for the three hosts (my., admin. and trade.).
5. Set up payment methods, KYC review and payouts in the back office, which replaces the separate CRM.
6. If you used Brokeree social trading or PAMM, enable the copy trading or MAM/PAMM add-on.
7. Review notice periods with Brokeree, your CRM vendor and your platform licensor, then let running challenges finish before closing the old stack.

For the wider market, read our prop firm software roundup or go to the alternatives directory.

Frequently asked questions

Sources

Bracketed figures cite the pages below. Sources 1 to 4 are Brokeree's own; source 5 is a third party. All accessed 26 October 2026.

1. Brokeree Solutions homepage: https://brokeree.com/
2. Brokeree, about: https://brokeree.com/about/
3. Brokeree, Prop Pulse: https://brokeree.com/solutions/prop-pulse/
4. Brokeree news, Prop Pulse solution for prop trading: https://brokeree.com/news/prop-pulse-solution-for-prop-trading/
5. PropTechPal, Brokeree Solutions listing (third party): https://proptechpal.com/provider/brokeree-solutions

Last updated 26 October 2026.