fee-based replacement
[/fiː beɪst rɪˈpleɪsmənt/]
nounpl: fee-based replacements
substituição baseada em honorários
1. A service model where a professional or company charges a fixed fee or hourly rate for replacing or substituting a product, service, or professional staff member, rather than charging per transaction or per item
The insurance company offers a fee-based replacement program where customers pay an annual fee for device replacements.
A empresa de seguros oferece um programa de substituição baseada em honorários onde os clientes pagam uma taxa anual por substituições de dispositivos.
2. In financial advisory contexts, a compensation structure where advisors charge clients a direct fee for investment management or advisory services instead of earning commissions on transactions
Financial advisors using a fee-based replacement model provide more transparent pricing to their clients.
Consultores financeiros que usam um modelo de substituição baseada em honorários oferecem preços mais transparentes aos seus clientes.
This term is particularly prevalent in the American financial advisory and insurance industries, reflecting a shift toward transparency and flat-fee compensation models. In Brazil, it is increasingly used in fintech and modern service sectors to distinguish transparent fee structures from commission-based models. The concept has gained importance post-2008 financial crisis as consumers demand more transparent pricing.
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