Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
finders-fee
noun
/ˈfaɪndərz fiː/
Definition
A finders-fee is a payment made to a third party for helping to locate and secure a deal or transaction.
Examples
- If you introduce a buyer to a seller, you might receive a finders-fee for your help.
- The real estate agent earned a finders-fee for connecting the owner with a prospective buyer.
- The company offered a finders-fee to anyone who referred a new client.
Meaning
In business dealings, a finders-fee is often given to someone who introduces parties and helps facilitate a successful agreement between them. This fee serves as a reward for the person’s efforts and connections.
Synonyms
- Commission
- Referral fee
- Brokerage fee
- Finder’s commission
