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Business covers 25,000 real accounts and is the most popular TM9 license.
Business is the licence most brokers run the platform on, serving the trading mobile app their clients use for forex and exchange market operations.
Business covers 25,000 real accounts and is the most popular TM9 license.
Business covers 25,000 real accounts and is the most popular TM9 license.
The TM9 Business license: 25,000 real accounts, five terminals and four servers.
Established brokers whose account base has outgrown the Standard tier but who don't yet need the multi-server Express setup.
Final pricing is tailored to your setup and confirmed on a quick call with our team.
Three short notes on how this works day to day.
Business is the tier most brokers settle on, because 25,000 real accounts covers a long growth runway while the single trade server keeps the infrastructure straightforward. The terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers are the same ones Express runs.
Moving from Standard to Business is a change in account ceiling rather than a migration to a different product. The terminals, the server roles and the administration tools stay the same, which keeps the upgrade path short.
Business fits brokers with an established book: enough accounts that Standard would cap growth, not yet the peak flow that calls for extra trade servers. It is the tier most firms settle on, which is why it carries the "most popular" label on the pricing page.
How plans & licensing sits inside the wider TM9 platform.
Standard covers 1,000 real accounts, Business 25,000, and Express 100,000 with four trade servers. Every tier includes the same five terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers, with gateways as an add-on upon order. Final pricing is tailored to your setup and confirmed on a short call, so we can match your account volume, gateways and rollout plan.
A licence covers the trading platform: five terminals, four server roles, and the administration tools around them. Standard, Business and Express differ in account ceiling and trade-server count, with gateways added upon order in every tier. Pricing is scoped on a short call against your account volume, gateway needs and rollout plan, rather than published as a list price.
Licence pricing is not published because it depends on your account volume, the gateways you need and your rollout plan. Every tier ships the same five terminals and the History, Access and Backup servers, so the choice between them is about scale rather than features. Gateways are added upon order in all three tiers.