MT5 White Label: Cost, Setup & What’s Included

MT5 has become the default choice for new brokers — more asset classes, a stronger built-in strategy tester, and better long-term vendor support than MT4. If you’ve settled on MT5, the next question is what a white label actually costs and includes. Here’s the real breakdown.

What’s Included in an MT5 White Label

  • A fully branded MT5 trading server (or server slot on shared infrastructure)
  • Desktop, web, and mobile (iOS/Android) terminals, branded with your logo and colors
  • Manager API access for account administration and reporting
  • Typically bundled: a CRM and traders cabinet, though scope varies by provider

The gap between providers is almost always in what’s not included by default — liquidity/bridge connections, number of manager seats, and B-book vs A-book routing tools are the most common upsells to check for before you sign.

MT5 White Label Cost

Setup fees for an MT5 white label commonly range from a few thousand dollars to $15,000+ depending on the provider and how much customization you need, with ongoing monthly fees typically in the low thousands once you factor in server hosting, liquidity access, and support. Providers advertising a much lower entry price are usually excluding liquidity/bridge costs or capping manager seats — get the full itemized quote before comparing two numbers that don’t cover the same scope.

White Label vs. Grey Label on MT5

The MT5 white label route still typically requires your own licence and compliance function — the platform is branded to you, but the regulatory responsibility is yours. An MT5 grey label skips that step: you get the same branded platform, CRM, and traders cabinet, but running on already-compliant shared infrastructure, with no licensing wait and a much lower entry cost. See our full breakdown in MT5 grey label explained if you’re weighing the two.

MT5 vs. MT4 for a White Label Launch

If you haven’t committed to MT5 yet, it’s worth confirming it’s the right platform for your target clients first — MT4 still has a loyal user base in some regions and asset classes. Our MT4 vs MT5 comparison covers the practical differences before you lock in a platform choice.

What to Ask Before You Sign

  • Is liquidity/bridge access included, or a separate line item?
  • How many manager seats and IB tiers are included at the base price?
  • Is the CRM/traders cabinet bundled, or a separate product and bill?
  • What’s the actual time-to-live once you sign — days or months?

How We Can Help

Our full MetaTrader server package bundles the branded MT4/MT5 platform, CRM, traders cabinet, and manager API into one itemized quote — no hidden liquidity upsells. See current plans and pricing.

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