Cross-Platform Development
One team across every trading platform that matters.
Most traders juggle three freelancers to cover MetaTrader, TradingView, and cTrader. We build natively on all five major platforms — and when your strategy outgrows one, we migrate it with side-by-side behavior verification instead of a prayer.
Platforms
Hire a developer for the platform you trade on
Each platform page covers the language stack, what we build there, migration paths in and out, and honest guidance on where a strategy belongs.
All builds run through the same delivery model — fixed quotes, milestone demos, source code ownership — and the same MQL5 programming services menu.
Head to head
Which platform should this run on?
Language, account model, backtesting engine, and where each one bites. The differences that decide whether a strategy can live somewhere at all.
Compare two platforms
Documented platform properties — the ones that decide where a strategy can actually live.
| Property | MT5 / MQL5 | cTrader / cAlgo |
|---|---|---|
| Language | MQL5 (C++-like, object-oriented) | C# on .NET |
| Account model | Netting or hedging, per account | Hedging, with level-II depth |
| Backtesting | Real-tick multi-symbol, multi-threaded, genetic optimizer | Tick-data backtests with visual mode and optimization |
| Runs on | Broker terminal + VPS | cTrader desktop, web, or cTrader Automate cloud |
| Strongest at | The broadest broker coverage with a modern tester and full order-model control. | A real language and toolchain, plus depth-of-market data most retail platforms hide. |
| Where it bites | Hedging vs netting changes position handling, so ported MT4 logic needs rewriting rather than translating. | Far fewer brokers offer it, which constrains where the account can live. |
Migrating between two of these is a rewrite, not a translation — the account and order models differ. We verify ported behaviour side by side before handover.
Not sure which platform fits your strategy?
Tell us the platform and the strategy. We'll tell you — with a fixed quote — whether that's the right combination.
A 30-minute call, no obligation. You leave with a written fixed quote — scope, price, delivery date.