White Label Real Estate Crowdfunding Platform Cost: $6,099, Once
Property cards and an invest button are the cheap layer of this category. The spend hides underneath them: a register of who owns which share of which SPV, a ledger that ties out to the bank, KYC cases, payout runs signed off by two people, a resale market and a trail an auditor can walk. Most white label crowdfunding software is rented by the month or sold as a script. This page lays those routes next to a one-time purchase, lists what the $6,099 buys, and names the hardening that still stands between a deployed platform and live investor money.
Get a Scoped Quote →See FeaturesSubscription, Script or One-Time Purchase: Six Ways to Pay
Buyers searching for white label crowdfunding software meet six pricing models. The real difference shows up a year in, when you ask who holds the code, the investor register and the right to keep trading if a payment stops.
| Route | Typical cost | What you end up owning |
|---|---|---|
| Rented white label platform | Setup fee, then a recurring subscription | Access for as long as you pay. The software runs on the vendor's servers, and hosting and licensing are usually folded into the fee |
| Script license | $500 - $5,000 | Code under restricted rights, often campaign-and-pledge logic with no register, ledger or operator console, and no deployment |
| Fund administration service | Setup plus per-investor fees | Nothing you can take away: the register and the operating record stay with an administrator who can raise the price later |
| Miracuves white label platform | $6,099, one-time | The full platform and its source code, deployed in six days, with hardening scoped and priced in writing before you commit |
| Custom agency build | $120,000 - $500,000 | A system made to order, after a long program spent writing the ledger, the register and the compliance layer from nothing |
| In-house team | Salaries for two years or more | A platform of your own, plus the permanent cost of keeping the people who understand its ledger |
The rows other than ours show how those routes usually price and behave; they are not offers from us. A subscription often bundles hosting, CDN and licensing into its monthly figure, while our $6,099 buys the software only and you pay your own hosting. So read this as a one-time software cost set against a recurring fee, not as a claim that owning is cheaper to launch. What a one-time purchase changes is who keeps the code, the database and the investor records.
What the $6,099 Buys
The platform underneath the real estate crowdfunding clones, delivered as software you keep: code, documents and a deployment carrying your brand.
You own the source outright: no runtime license, no charge per investor and no cut of your fees. The production hardening described next is not inside the $6,099, because its size depends on your providers and your market, so we price it separately and in advance.
What Moves the Number
The platform figure does not change. The scoped work below sits on top of it, and the first item is compulsory the moment you plan to handle real investor money.
Production hardening
Gating on admin routes, webhook signatures verified the way each provider signs them with amount and currency checked against the source, the thirty-role catalog enforced route by route, managed secrets, and lockout and password rules that are actually applied. The security review lists every finding with its route and impact, so this is a known list, not an investigation billed to you.
Connecting your KYC vendor
Sumsub or Onfido wired in with callbacks that are genuinely verified, state mapping, evidence retention and an escalation route. The goal is simple: an approval shown in the console must match a decision the vendor really made.
Payment rails beyond sandbox
Out of the box, deposits run in sandbox mode and no live money moves. Hooking Stripe, Razorpay or NOWPayments to your merchant accounts with settlement, reconciliation, refunds and disputes is scoped per processor and per market.
Sanctions and PEP screening
A data model for screening exists, but no screening runs today. A regulated operator needs a screening vendor connected and an escalation policy written, and we quote that with your compliance lead on the call.
Setting up each jurisdiction
Country profiles, withholding tax rules, investor classes and versioned legal agreements, checked with your counsel market by market. Getting them right is your lawyers' job; ours is making sure the platform carries exactly what they decide.
Mobile and test coverage
KYC document capture is simulated in the mobile build, so native capture replaces it here, along with a consistent refresh path, runtime payload checks and a secure storage review. End-to-end lifecycle tests cover unauthorized actors, wrong owners, duplicate requests and stale state.
One deployment carries one operator brand. Running several brands from one install would need tenant isolation that does not exist today, which makes it an architecture addition, not a setting. Everything above is priced in writing before work starts and usually takes two to eight weeks. A build designed from scratch for your mandate belongs to our real estate app development service.
Six Working Days to a Deployed Platform
The six days end with the platform on your servers under your brand. Taking live investor money is a separate phase that follows it.
Agree the launch shape
We settle your first market, its currencies, the fee schedule, investor classes and minimums, and which hardening items must be finished before the first deposit. You open your provider applications the same day, since KYC vendor approval and processor underwriting tend to set the true date.
Put your brand on every surface
Your name, logo, colors and domain go onto the investor web app, the mobile app, the operator console and the printed certificates and statements, together with the locales you open with.
Deploy and plug in accounts
The application goes onto your infrastructure with PostgreSQL provisioned. Storage, email, push and SMS keys are entered, and your KYC and payment accounts are connected in whatever mode you begin with.
Set the operating rules
From the control center we set the country profile, currencies, fee schedules, investment limits, investor tiers, marketplace rules and feature flags, then map the thirty catalog roles and your maker-checker thresholds onto your real team.
Walk it through with your team
Your people take a property from draft through underwriting to live, an investor through KYC and an order, and a payout batch through compliance review, finance approval and ledger posting, with the audit log open alongside.
The work before real money
The scoped hardening, a penetration test you commission if you want one, and your legal agreements and tax rules loaded. We strongly advise finishing this before any public launch and will give you a straight estimate of how long it runs.
Six days covers the platform, branded and configured on your servers. Provider approvals, your license or exemption and the hardening phase each keep their own calendar, and planning around a date that ignores them would only move the problem later.
Regional Development Rates
Costing your own build comes down to two inputs, how long it runs and what each hour costs. An investment platform backed by a real ledger takes years of senior engineering, so here is the price of an hour in each hiring region.
| Region | Senior engineer, blended hourly | What a multi-year programme implies |
|---|---|---|
| India | $25 - $60 | The lowest rate, and still a large team before a distribution run can be trusted |
| Southeast Asia | $25 - $55 | Strong TypeScript talent, where specification quality decides whether the ledger is right |
| Eastern Europe | $45 - $95 | Solid engineering, usually learning securities-style domain modelling on your budget |
| Gulf and Middle East | $60 - $130 | Close to the regional property market, and no faster for being so |
| Western Europe | $90 - $170 | Experienced fintech teams who have built ledgers before, priced accordingly |
| North America | $120 - $220 | A budget well into seven figures before the first property funds |
Why an hourly rate and not a grand total
Any one figure for a from-scratch build would be a guess about your headcount, region and specification wearing the costume of a quote. What we can describe honestly is where the time goes. Investor screens come together quickly. The years disappear into an ownership register that is only ever appended, a ledger whose balances are derived and cannot drift, idempotency on each externally triggered write, KYC and accreditation cases, payout batches passing separate approvers, resale gated by an investment memo, exit windows, sale votes and an audit trail, every piece of it correct under concurrent load because the money belongs to someone else.
The hourly ranges are indicative blended rates for fintech and marketplace engineering, shown so you can run the multiplication for your own plan. They are neither quotes nor market statistics.
Why the Platform Price Is Fixed
What one fixed figure rules out
No hardening surprise later. The audited build is not production-ready, and the documents say so with each finding tied to a route and an impact. Selling you a platform price and revealing that work after you sign would be the dishonest version of this page.
No bill that grows with your register. Adding investors never adds a line item from us. You buy the code once; you are not a tenant paying rent per head.
No share of what you earn. Platform fees on subscription, management fees, secondary market fees, distribution charges, exit and redemption fees and FX spread all stay with you. We are not a party to any trade on your platform.
No permission to operate for sale. No software vendor can supply one. Your license or exemption and the legal structure of each property are yours to put in place; the platform supplies the tooling to work within them.
The price never includes a regulator's certification, an uptime promise, custody or safeguarding of investor funds, or a claim that the platform is production-ready on day one. Those rest on your audits, your hosting, your banking and trustee arrangements and the hardening phase.
Hidden Costs Most Quotes Leave Out
Not one of these is paid to us, and every one belongs in the budget of a property investment business before launch day.
Owning the software removes the per-investor charge and the administrator who can reprice you as the register grows. The items above remain, because they are what running a regulated investment business costs on any platform.
The same price means different things from different sellers
How rented platforms, script sellers, custom agencies and Miracuves compare, the questions to ask any provider, the warning signs, and a modelled multi-jurisdiction operator that is illustrative, not a client, are all on the Provider page.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A fixed platform price, and the hardening in writing
Tell us your launch market, the providers you plan to use and how your approvals work. You get the platform price and the pre-launch work quoted separately, both before you sign.
Explore the White Label Real Estate Crowdfunding Platform
$6,099 once for the platform. The hardening priced before you sign.
SPVs, an append-only register, a double-entry ledger, investor apps and an operator console on servers you control, with the source code in your hands and nothing taken from your fee revenue.
Talk to Us →Miracuves is an independent software development company. We are not affiliated with, connected to, sponsored by, or endorsed by Fundrise, GetStake or any other real estate investment platform.
“White label real estate crowdfunding platform” describes a category of product, not any one company. Brand names appear elsewhere on this site only to describe the kind of platform being built and the terms buyers search for.
We supply software, not permission to operate. Obtaining any license, registration or exemption needed to offer investments in every market you accept investors from is your responsibility, as are investor eligibility checks, offering documents, custody of investor funds and the legal structure of each property. We do not advise on any of it.
The entire design and codebase is built by our own team. The product contains no code, design, graphics, or content originating from any third-party real estate investment website or application. All third-party names and marks belong to their respective owners.
