Websites for forex and CFD brokers
Websites for forex brokers that have to earn trust fast.
A trader choosing a broker checks the regulator first, then spreads, commissions, leverage, platforms and how fast withdrawals land. Most broker sites bury those answers under a stock template and a carousel. We design brokerage sites the way we design prop firm sites: the numbers a trader compares sit where they look first, the licence is easy to verify, and every page can be read by Google and by AI assistants.
01Forex and CFD brokers
What does a broker's website have to prove?
That the broker is regulated, by whom and under which entity; that its pricing is what it says; and that a client can get money in and out. A site that answers those three on the first screen wins the comparison against a site that hides them in a legal footer.
- Regulator, licence number and entity on every page, linked to the register
- Account types compared: spread, commission, minimum deposit, leverage
- Deposit and withdrawal methods with timings and fees
- Restricted countries as data that feeds the footer and sign-up
02Forex and CFD brokers
How do you handle several entities and regions?
Many brokers run an EU or UK entity next to an offshore one, with different leverage, products and risk warnings. We build the site so each region sees its own entity, terms and warning, from one set of data, without maintaining two websites by hand.
- Region-aware entity, leverage and risk warning
- Separate legal sets per entity
- Language editions with native review, including right-to-left Arabic
03Forex and CFD brokers
Where does a new broker's traffic come from?
Paid search for financial services needs verification and is expensive, so most new brokers live on introducing brokers, affiliates and organic search. We build IB and affiliate pages that recruit partners, platform and instrument pages that rank, and the structured data and llms.txt that let AI assistants describe you accurately.
- IB and affiliate programme pages
- Instrument, platform and trading-hours pages that rank
- Answer-first copy and markdown mirrors for AI search
The pages
What the site has to carry.
Account types
Regulation and entities
Platforms
Funding and withdrawals
IB and affiliate programme
Legal and risk
Straight answer
What we have done, and what we haven't.
Our team operates prop firms, and the hardest parts of a broker's site are ones we already build for them: pricing tables traders compare across tabs, platform pages that survive vendor changes, restricted-country data and risk copy that payment providers accept. We have not yet shipped a brokerage site for a client, so we will not show you one. We will show you the prop firm work and the concept studies, and price your build before you commit.
See the our work, or read who we are.
Questions
Asked before every build.
How much does a forex broker website cost?
A PipValley build starts at $1,490 for a Launch site, with Signature at $3,500 and Flagship at from $7,500, each plus a monthly care plan. Multi-entity, multi-language brokerage sites usually sit on Signature or Flagship because of the page count and regional logic.
Do you provide the trading platform or CRM?
No. We build the website and connect it to your client portal, CRM and platform sign-up, whichever vendor you use. Your white-label provider supplies the platform; we make the site that sells it and hands clients to it.
Will you write our risk warnings and legal pages?
We place standard risk warnings, entity details and legal pages as editable copy where brokers usually carry them. That is not legal advice, and your compliance officer or lawyer should approve the final wording for each regulator.
Can you do forex SEO as well as the build?
Yes. Every build ships the technical SEO, structured data and AI-search setup, and ongoing search growth adds researched content and monthly reporting. Broker content is YMYL, so every page is written to be accurate and sourced, not stuffed.
Guides
Read before you launch.
How to Start a Forex Brokerage (2026 Guide)
Forex Broker License: Regulators and Capital (2026)
White Label Forex Brokerage: How It Works (2026)
White Label Forex Broker Cost vs a Prop Firm (2026)
Forex Broker CRM: Features and Prices (2026)
Forex Broker Marketing Plan: Channels and Rules
Services
What goes into it.
SEO and AI search for prop firms
Prop firm website redesign
Also building for
The rest of the trading world.
Crypto exchanges
Hedge funds and trading firms
Trading academies and signal groups
Fintech and financial services
Prop tech and broker tech vendors
A fixed quote in one day
Tell us what you're launching.
Tell us about your models, platforms and markets. We reply within one business day with a scope and a fixed quote.