Your costs, against your tier.
Surveillance tells you what's happening inside your servers. Peer intelligence tells you how your spreads, swaps and all-in costs sit against the brokers you actually compete with, independently measured, never guessed.
An honest mirror, not a leaderboard.
We measure the same instruments across an anonymised peer tier and place your numbers beside the band, to tell you where a client comparing brokers would see you, on the symbols that drive your flow.
- Like-for-like instruments, measured the same way
- All-in cost: spread plus swap plus commission
- Peer identities never revealed, only the band
- Session-level, so you see when you slip
Supporting context, not the instrument.
The reason brokers buy is independent surveillance of their own servers, compliance and configuration. Peer comparison makes that picture richer. It doesn't replace it.
Your costs, against your tier.
Surveillance tells you what's happening inside your servers. Peer intelligence tells you how your spreads, swaps and all-in costs sit against the brokers you actually compete with, independently measured, never guessed.
An honest mirror, not a leaderboard.
We measure the same instruments across an anonymised peer tier and place your numbers beside the band. Not to crown a winner, to tell you where a client comparing brokers would see you, on the symbols that drive your flow.
It's the context that turns a pricing decision from a hunch into a position.
- Like-for-like instruments, measured the same way
- All-in cost: spread plus swap plus commission
- Peer identities never revealed, only the band
- Session-level, so you see when you slip, not just whether
Decisions peer context actually changes.
Pricing strategy
See exactly which symbols make you look expensive to a shopping client, and which give you room to widen.
Acquisition narrative
Back your 'tight spreads' marketing with an independent measurement instead of a claim.
Margin defence
Spot where you're leaving money on the table by pricing well below a peer tier that clients aren't rewarding.
A note on where this sits
Peer intelligence is supporting context, not the core instrument. The reason brokers buy is independent surveillance of their own servers, compliance and configuration. Peer comparison makes that picture richer; it doesn't replace it.