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Scope
You send the strategy, the failing EA, or the rough idea. We ask the questions that change the price — inputs, logic, risk rules, platform, edge cases.
How We Work
Traders have paid for broken EAs, unowned code, and ghosted developers. Every rule below exists as a direct answer to one of those stories — in writing, before work starts.
The process
Four steps, the same order every time — whether it's a $250 indicator fix or a brokerage launch program.
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You send the strategy, the failing EA, or the rough idea. We ask the questions that change the price — inputs, logic, risk rules, platform, edge cases.
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You receive a written scope with a fixed price and delivery date before any work starts. No hourly meters, no surprise overages.
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We build in milestones. Each one lands as a demo you can run in the strategy tester or on a demo account — you see progress, not promises.
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On final payment the complete source code transfers to you, plus a 30-day bug-fix window. Your strategy stays your strategy.
Guarantees
These six commitments are the contract, not marketing copy — they appear in every written quote we issue.
Every project starts with a written spec — inputs, logic, risk rules, platform, acceptance criteria. If your idea can't be made objective, we say so before you pay, not after.
The quote is the price: scope, timeline, and cost agreed in writing up front. No hourly mystery, no surprise overages, no 'the market moved so the estimate moved.'
Each milestone lands as a build you test yourself — in the strategy tester or on a demo account. Verification is evidence, not assertions in a status email.
On final payment you receive complete, readable source — .mq5/.mq4/C#/Pine/NinjaScript — with documentation your next developer can maintain. Compiled-only delivery is never the deal.
Your strategy logic is confidential from the first email. It is never reused, resold, published, or listed on any market — including in our portfolio, unless you explicitly approve.
Delivered software is covered for 30 days against the agreed scope — defects get fixed at no charge. Post-window updates exist too, at modest quoted fees.
Verification
'It works' means 'it works under the conditions we tested' — so the conditions are stated in the delivery report.
Backtests run on real tick data with your broker's spread model where it matters — because 99%-quality modeling on curated ranges is how 'it backtested fine' disasters happen.
Before live money, builds prove themselves forward on demo with logging and reconciliation, so tester behavior and terminal behavior are compared honestly.
Disconnects, requotes, freeze levels, partial fills, and terminal restarts are exercised deliberately. Automation that only works on a good Tuesday is not done.
What that looks like in practice — one session of the log a delivered build writes, failure paths included:
Strategy tester — terminal log
A replay of what the EA writes to the terminal — gate checks, sizing arithmetic, retcodes, and the failure paths. Fixed script, not a price feed or a simulated result.
Brokerage programs
Brokerage launch programs use the same model at a larger scale: stage-gate milestones with written acceptance criteria at each gate, so six-figure programs never become open-ended engagements.
Platform, liquidity, CRM, and website work is delivered against the launch roadmap — details on the Start a Forex Brokerage page, or book a brokerage consultation.
The first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing — and you'll leave knowing whether this is even a job worth paying for.
A 30-minute call, no obligation. You leave with a written fixed quote — scope, price, delivery date.