What determines the quote
| Cost category | What changes the scope | What to ask for |
|---|---|---|
| Implementation | Platform configuration, branding, integration and migration work | One-off work items with acceptance criteria |
| Recurring environment | Hosting roles, monitoring and agreed operational support | Recurring responsibilities and service boundaries |
| Third-party services | Platform access, market data, connectivity and business systems | Provider, dependency and charge ownership |
| Continuity and growth | Backup, recovery, additional regions and changing workloads | Initial scope and the trigger for a later review |
Public pricing is not presented as a universal amount. Request a project-specific breakdown rather than treating a component list as a financial calculation. The builder below prepares requirements; it does not calculate a monetary estimate.
Build your MT5 project scope
Build your quote request
This builder prepares requirements for review. Select the components you expect to need and TSG will prepare a technical scope.
Compare like-for-like proposals
For every component, record whether it is included, optional, supplied by your brokerage or outside scope. Ask how support, change requests, recovery tests and future migration are handled. These differences can matter more than comparing an isolated headline fee.
Use the completed brief to request separate one-off, recurring and third-party line items. Confirm the period, dependencies, assumptions and approval steps in the actual proposal.
What happens after you prepare the brief
- Choose the deployment, hosting, connectivity, CRM and recovery workstreams.
- Review the generated scope for missing dependencies.
- Send the brief through WhatsApp or copy it into Telegram.
- Use the technical review to establish the written scope and commercial quote.