What Nexus costs, at your trader count.

Two components, and that is the whole model. A platform fee of $5,000 per month on any deployment that includes the Operations Platform, and a per-trader rate — $20 per active trader for Operations, $20 per entitled user for Nexus Connect, $10 per active trader for Onyx on its own, $35 per trader if you take all three.

Nexus Connect on its own has no platform fee and no minimum, so a program with 40 entitled users pays $800 a month and nothing else.

There is no revenue share. We do not take a percentage of your evaluation sales, your resets, or your traders' profit splits.

For the Operations Platform and Onyx, an active trader: one who placed at least one order during the billing month. Not accounts sold, not accounts provisioned, and not registrations. A trader who bought an evaluation and never traded does not appear on your bill, and one who breached early and stopped bills for that month and not the next. Charging on provisioned accounts would bill you for your own churn, which is exactly backwards.

For Nexus Connect, an entitled user: one entitled to the live market-data feed during the month, whether or not they traded. The exchange charges data fees per entitled user, so the Connect unit follows the entitlement; revoking an entitlement when an account closes is what takes a trader off the next bill.

In both cases one person with several accounts counts once — the unit is the person, not the account, which matters if your program sells multiple evaluations to the same trader. Billing runs monthly in arrears on the actual count.

The platform, your branding and domain, hosting and infrastructure, the licensed real-time market data behind the simulated environment, platform updates and operator support.

Third-party costs billed directly to you are the exception, and there are four: payment processing, payout rails, identity verification, and exchange fees for venues beyond your program's standard feed. Everything else on this site is in the number above.