Turn rules into everyday examples.
Explain daily loss limits, drawdown, recurring fees and payout conditions in context. Keep each explanation tied to the exact plan and stage.
Help traders understand which of your plans fits their routine—and what they need to check before paying. Give your website a helpful starting point, with your brand and your rules.
Start with their routine. Explain the rules that matter to it.
A lower price cannot explain your programme. Make the important differences understandable before someone chooses a plan.
Explain daily loss limits, drawdown, recurring fees and payout conditions in context. Keep each explanation tied to the exact plan and stage.
Ask practical questions about markets, experience, time available and trading habits. Surface important conflicts before preferences and price.
Show what a plan requires, what remains uncertain and when to contact your team. Send suitable enquiries to your existing plan page.
Use your colours, original logos and supplied graphics. Review wording and product information before your guide becomes public.
A guide should never promise funding, profits or a payout. An unresolved eligibility check stays unresolved; a critical conflict cannot be outweighed by a cheaper fee.
Start with a setup discussion. We review your website, available programme information and integration requirements before enabling anything.
Provide current plan pages, eligibility criteria, fees and rules. Keep evaluation, simulated and live stages clearly separated.
Agree the branding and check questions, explanations and destinations. Flag missing information instead of filling it with assumptions.
Place the approved experience on your existing website. Visitors continue to your own plan pages and checkout when they are ready.
Discuss your setup first, then choose from our existing subscription and credit options. See the current allowances, 15-day trial and refund terms on our pricing page.
Submitting an enquiry does not start a trial or charge you. Setup and availability are confirmed before activation.
A marketplace profile is separate from installing a guide on your website. Firms do not need a software subscription to be considered for a listing or an eligible affiliate relationship.
Discuss your firm’s listing →No. This page explains how the existing Marketgrid guide concept applies to trading businesses. Your requirements are reviewed before setup; it is not a separate trading platform.
No. The guide helps visitors understand programmes and navigate to your pages. Trading, account approval and payments remain with your business.
Yes. Supply your original graphics, brand style and current programme information for review. Your team should approve the experience before it is enabled.
No outcome is guaranteed. Start with a limited pilot and compare how well visitors understand their choices and where they still need help.
Discuss your website and programme data with us. The existing product supports custom website integrations, with the exact connection and readiness confirmed during setup.
Tell us about your website and the questions your team hears most often.