Brokeree Solutions (Prop Pulse)

Who they are

Brokeree Solutions was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, with regional team coverage including MENA. The company built its market position as a plugin and tooling specialist for the MetaTrader ecosystem - its primary products are Social Trading, PAMM, Prop Pulse, and liquidity bridge modules. Its IB management product - marketed as Extended Agent Commissions (the label used in its product documentation) - is a plugin that extends the native agent commission logic within MT4 and MT5 server infrastructure rather than a standalone IB management platform or a CRM-bundled module.

This positions Brokeree IB differently from every other vendor in this chapter. IB-pure specialists (Cellxpert, Tracknow, Track360) are platform-agnostic SaaS tools. CRM-bundled modules (B2Broker, Leverate, Match-Trade, UpTrader) are features within back-office stacks. Brokeree’s Extended Agent Commissions is a server-side plugin that operates within the MT4/MT5 infrastructure itself - the commission calculation happens at the trading server layer, not in a separate application.

Brokeree is a cross-pillar vendor also reviewed under prop firm tech and broker CRMs.

What you actually get

Brokeree’s Extended Agent Commissions plugin provides multi-level agent chain configuration via a “Rule Configurator GUI” within the MetaTrader server environment. Commission calculation methods documented include: percentage of spread, fixed amount per lot, and fixed amount per trade. The plugin distributes commissions across unlimited trader chains according to the configured rules.

A documented optimization feature is anti-scalping logic: the system can minimize bonus distribution for scalping trades, protecting IB program economics from high-frequency low-value trading that triggers commission payments without commensurate broker revenue. This is a practical IB program management feature not typically highlighted by SaaS-based IB platforms.

The plugin is native to MT4 and MT5 - attribution operates at the server level where trade execution occurs, which means commission calculation is synchronized with trade events without any integration latency. cTrader integration is documented for Brokeree’s Social Trading product; Extended Agent Commissions availability for cTrader specifically should be confirmed with the vendor (unverified based on current product page review).

What Brokeree Extended Agent Commissions does not provide: a standalone partner-facing IB portal with dashboards, payout request workflows, or marketing materials management. The plugin handles calculation and distribution at the server level; a separate front-end portal is required for IBs to monitor their performance and request payouts. This gap - compared to full-featured IB platforms that include partner portals - is the primary functional limitation. Operators typically pair the plugin with their CRM’s IB portal layer or Brokeree’s Trader’s Room product for the front-end.

Pricing reality

No pricing is published for Extended Agent Commissions or any Brokeree product. A free demo is referenced on the product page. Brokeree’s pricing model for plugins is typically a one-time license fee plus optional ongoing support, though this structure is based on general market knowledge of Brokeree’s commercial model and is not confirmed by published pricing (unverified). The plugin-based purchasing model potentially allows operators to acquire IB management capability without committing to a full CRM contract - a structural flexibility not available with CRM-bundled alternatives.

CySEC + IB compensation audit fit

Brokeree’s Limassol HQ places it directly in the CySEC operational context. The company exhibits at iFX EXPO Cyprus and is a recognized participant in the Cyprus broker-tech ecosystem. The plugin’s server-side commission calculation at the MT4/MT5 layer means the attribution chain is embedded within the trading infrastructure that CySEC compliance reviews already scrutinize for transaction reporting.

However, the absence of a purpose-built reporting layer for IB compensation documentation is a practical gap. A CySEC compliance officer reviewing IB arrangements needs to see documented commission statements reconciling each IB’s earnings to specific trade activity. Whether the Extended Agent Commissions plugin generates such output directly - or whether the compliance documentation must be reconstructed from the Trader’s Room or CRM layer - requires direct technical scoping (unverified). MiFID II reporting integration for the plugin itself is not documented.

No named CySEC-licensed broker clients are disclosed specifically for the Extended Agent Commissions product. Brokeree references hundreds of global broker clients across its plugin suite in aggregate.

Partner program reality

Brokeree does not disclose a public B2B affiliate or reseller program. Documented partnerships are technology alliances with Spotware (cTrader), MetaQuotes, and bridge providers - platform vendor relationships rather than revenue-share arrangements. No introduction commission path exists for publishers based on available materials. See /grow/partner-programs/ for category context.

Where this vendor breaks down

The plugin architecture that makes Brokeree IB compelling for MT4/MT5 operators also defines its ceiling. The product is not available for Match-Trader, TradeLocker, or DXtrade deployments - it is strictly a MetaTrader plugin. Operators running or migrating to non-MetaTrader platforms have no path to carrying forward Brokeree’s Extended Agent Commissions capability.

The front-end gap - no native partner portal for IB dashboard access, payout requests, or marketing materials - means Brokeree IB is always a component within a broader IB management stack rather than a complete solution. Operators need to budget for and integrate a CRM or Trader’s Room front-end alongside the plugin. For operators already running Brokeree’s full plugin suite, this integration cost is already embedded in their stack. For operators evaluating Brokeree IB as a first purchase, the total cost of a complete IB management workflow requires scoping multiple Brokeree components together.