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A side-by-side look at how Altus Trader and Leverate compare for brokers across integrations, pricing, launch time, deployment and support. When you're ready, request quotes from both — free and with no obligation.
Last reviewed by the BrokerBazaar B2B research team
Brokers that want to own and self-host a full multi-asset platform, with published one-time pricing and the option to license the source code.
Brokers wanting an end-to-end suite with retention-focused CRM.
Setup: $50,000 one-time (Full Licence); $100,000 with source code
Monthly: $1,000 / month support and updates
- Updates and engineering support ($1,000/month)
- Demo on request
- 24/7 support
- Dedicated manager
Frequently asked questions
Is Altus Trader or Leverate better for brokers?
Both are established white label providers. Altus Trader is best suited to brokers that want to own and self-host a full multi-asset platform, with published one-time pricing and the option to license the source code. Leverate is best suited to brokers wanting an end-to-end suite with retention-focused CRM. The right choice depends on your stage, budget and integration needs — request pricing from both to compare on a like-for-like basis.
How do Altus Trader and Leverate pricing compare?
Commercials for both depend on your setup, volumes and configuration, so published figures are indicative only. Request a quote from each through BrokerBazaar — free and with no obligation — to compare real numbers.
How quickly can a broker go live with Altus Trader vs Leverate?
Altus Trader quotes a typical launch of Not published (self-hosted install on the broker's servers). Leverate quotes a typical launch of 3-5 weeks. Real timelines depend on licensing, integrations and how ready your own team is.
Do Altus Trader and Leverate integrate with the same platforms?
Their published integration lists differ, so confirm with each provider that they connect to the platform, CRM and payment tools already in your stack before committing.