Costs
Publishing a franchise offering is free; enquiries cost credits on both sides and are refunded when they fail.
Figures live on the pricing page
Rates are configured centrally and change, so no amounts are printed here. The current figures for every action are on the pricing page.
Publishing a franchise offering is free. No listing fee, no lead package, no paid placement.
| Action | Party | Kind |
|---|---|---|
| Investor raises a franchise enquiry | Requester | Charge |
| Brand accepts | Responder | Charge |
| Brand rejects | Responder | Free |
| Rejected or stale | Requester | Refund |
Franchise enquiries run on the enquiry flow, so the costs are the enquiry costs.
No commission on a signed franchise
Bidancer takes nothing from the franchise fee or from royalties. It is not a broker and holds no position in the agreement. The credits spent on the engagement are the entire cost of using the platform.
Both sides pay something
The investor pays to raise; the brand pays to accept. That symmetry is what makes the enquiries worth reading — an investor who spent credits to reach one specific brand is a different proposition from one who filled a form on a portal.
Handling enquiries
What a franchise enquiry carries about the person sending it, how to read investment capacity and location against your models, and why accepting the wrong one is expensive for both sides.
FAQ
Questions about franchise offerings — lead packages, commission, moderation and investor verification.