- Advertising and leads
- Businesses pay for an ad placement, click or completed enquiry.
- Work and materials
- A supplier or contractor pays a fee or commission on a paid order, including approved extras.
- Property referrals
- A developer pays for a buyer referral, or an agency shares its commission when a sale closes.
- Financial services
- A finance partner pays when a mortgage, instalment plan, contractor loan, factoring or escrow arrangement goes ahead.
- Business subscriptions
- Contractors and suppliers subscribe to tools for quoting, handling enquiries and managing orders.
- Partner-branded bureau
- A bank or developer pays to offer the bureau to its clients, for example when a buyer receives the keys.
- Purchasing rebates
- Manufacturers reward confirmed purchases across projects. Owners can receive part of the rebate as a discount.
- Price data and estimate checks
- A company pays for local price data through an API or for a quote review before purchasing or financing.
- Demand analysis
- Manufacturers and distributors buy aggregate data on what gets specified, substituted and eventually purchased.
Several models can apply to one project. A supplier can pay for a sale and a bank for financing the purchase. A lead fee credited against a sales commission is counted once. Sponsored placements are identified separately from the owner’s quote comparison.