Introducer’s Fee Clause Samples
The Introducer’s Fee clause defines the payment terms and conditions under which an introducer is compensated for successfully referring a client or business opportunity. Typically, this clause specifies the amount or percentage of the fee, the timing of payment, and any prerequisites such as the completion of a sale or contract. Its core function is to ensure that the introducer is fairly rewarded for their role in facilitating new business, while also providing clarity and preventing disputes over compensation.
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Introducer’s Fee a) 0.4 pip per lot or $4 per closed lot traded on introduced Margin FX business across all currencies on Standard Accounts and Cryptocurrencies or 10% on the sale price of technology solutions.
Introducer’s Fee. In consideration for the services performed by Introducer hereunder, STWA shall pay to Introducer an Introducer’s fee (“Introducer’s Fee”) with respect to each capital raising transaction consummated with a Designated Prospect. The Introducer’s Fee is a cash compensation calculated as eight percent (8%) of the total proceeds received by STWA from Designated Prospect. Introducer’s Fee is only upon STWA’s receipt of proceeds of a financing involving the Designated Prospect, the receipt of which STWA has the right to accept or reject, in whole or in part, in its sole and absolute discretion. STWA shall not be obligated to pay any fee to Introducer with respect to a Designated Prospect for which a financing is not completed.
Introducer’s Fee. Beginning immediately after the consummation of the IPO and continuing until the second anniversary thereof (the "Termination Date") in consideration for the services to be rendered by the Introducers, if Nationwide consummates any Acquisition for cash or by means of a merger or any other business combination, the Introducers shall be jointly entitled to a cash fee equal to the following (the "Fee"): 5% of the total Gross Aggregate Consideration up to $1,000,000; plus 4% of the total Gross Aggregate Consideration from $1,000,000,00 to $2,000,000; plus 3% of the total Gross Aggregate Consideration from $2,000,000 to $3,000,000; plus 2% of the total Gross Aggregate Consideration from $3,000,000 to $4,000,000; plus 1% of the total Gross Aggregate Consideration in excess of $4,000,000.