Briggs AnalyticsPolyshares broker program: 6% on top of the deal
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What it pays
- 6% on top of the price. On a $300,000 deal the company gets $300,000 and the broker gets $18,000.
- 1% on deals from brokers you recruit.
- A company can only be submitted once, and the first broker to submit it is protected.
Seller terms to know
Franklin Bryant's write-up lists Polyshares' standard terms as 2-year exclusivity, a 30-day acceptance window and net 60 payout. Tell the owner up front so nothing surprises them. Full Polyshares review.
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In short
- 6% on top of the price, so the company keeps its full payment.
- 1% on deals from brokers you recruit.
- Sellers usually see 2-year exclusivity, a 30-day acceptance window and net 60.
Questions owners ask.
How much does Polyshares pay brokers?
6% on top of the acquisition price, paid on the same terms as the seller, per co-founder Ryan Lock's broker guide.
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