fee-based model
[/fiː beɪst ˈmɒdəl/]
nounpl: fee-based models
modelo baseado em taxas
1. A business or service model where customers pay a fixed or variable fee for access to products, services, or advice, rather than paying per transaction or through commissions
The financial advisor switched to a fee-based model to avoid conflicts of interest with clients.
O consultor financeiro mudou para um modelo baseado em taxas para evitar conflitos de interesse com os clientes.
2. A pricing structure where revenue is generated primarily through direct fees charged to users or clients for services rendered
Many SaaS companies operate on a fee-based model, charging monthly or annual subscriptions.
Muitas empresas de SaaS operam em um modelo baseado em taxas, cobrando assinaturas mensais ou anuais.
The fee-based model has become increasingly popular in the United States financial advisory industry as a response to regulatory scrutiny and client demands for transparency. In Brazil, this model is gaining traction in fintech and professional services sectors. It contrasts with traditional commission-based models and is often seen as more ethical or client-focused, though it requires strong client acquisition and retention strategies.
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