Leverate said interest from existing MetaTrader brokers hasclimbed sharply since it began marketing a managed “ecosystem” around MT4 andMT5, leaning on a three-month free-trial offer that removes setup fees andother upfront charges.The brokerage-technology vendor revealed to FinanceMagnates.comthat inbound interest from established MT4/MT5 brokers has surged by more than400% since the campaign started less than two months ago, while sales rose 76%over the same period. Pricing Pressure Builds in Broker TechThe promotion is an extension of Leverate’s recent pricingmoves in a crowded market for retail FX and CFD infrastructure, where brokersoften buy bundles that can include platform hosting, CRM, liquidityconnectivity, risk tools, back-office systems, and payments.When Leverate first launched its three-month free-access offer for theMT4/MT5 stack in January, the move was seen as a response to intensifyingcompetition, with rivals also pushing bundled infrastructure packages to lockin brokers.A month later, the company extended its no-upfront-costapproach further, rolling out a tiered "free-to-start" model for itsbroader CFD brokerage tech that ties pricing to the number of liveaccounts rather than revenue or volume benchmarks.Leverate, which has operated in brokerage technology fornearly two decades, is among a group of vendors trying to reduce friction forbrokers that want to launch, switch providers, or renegotiate commercial terms.Many providers still charge setup fees and monthly platform costs, leavingbrokers to weigh migration risk against price.Leverate Cites Higher MT5 Upsell DemandAlongside the inbound-interest and sales figures, Leveratesaid demand among MT5-licensed brokers for additional solutions has doubledsince the campaign began, which it framed as a shift toward more managed,add-on infrastructure around MetaTrader.The company also claimed its MT4/MT5 solution webpage is nowone of the three most-visited pages on its site. Leverate did not share traffictotals, time periods, or how it defines "solution page" visits versusother pages.Leverate said multiple brokers have already gone live on theoffering within weeks of the launch and that "the queue behind them isgrowing." It did not name clients or say how many firms are inimplementation.Free Trial Remains CenterpieceLeverate has positioned the free trial as a full-productiontest, not a limited preview. Shmulik Kordova, Leverate's chief operating officer, said:"We believe so strongly in our solution that we're willing to let brokersexperience it fully before asking for any commitment. Three months is enoughtime to see real results, real clients onboarded, real trades executed, realprofits generated."Leverate is not the only vendor pushing bundled MetaTraderinfrastructure. B2Broker has been active on the same front, teaming up with Your Bourse to offer turnkey packagescombining liquidity, risk management, and trading platforms, while Match-TradeTechnologies markets tiered MT4/MT5 white-label bundles aimed at different brokerprofiles.The company did not detail what happens commercially afterthe trial ends, including how pricing is structured for brokers that continueor whether any trial users are locked into minimum terms.Broader Product Push Spans New SegmentsLeverate's MetaTrader push sits alongside other productlines it has been marketing to brokers. In late February, the company opened a prediction-markets platform to brokers, citing an 85%monthly retention figure while regulatory classification questions inparts of the industry remain unresolved. Ran Strauss, Leverate's CEO and co-founder, added: "Ourecosystem has been refined and proven over 19 years in the industry. We'reremoving technological hesitation and enabling brokers to operate live, in realmarket conditions, before committing to scale."Earlier, it partnered with Level2 and Convrs to add no-code algorithmictrading automation to its platform, as FinanceMagnates.com exclusivelyreported.This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.