Transparent pricing

Our standard platform commission is 1.36% of the transaction value. The complete fee breakdown for every transaction is shown before you agree to terms. There are no hidden fees.

Platform fee

Charged by EscrowSign for transaction coordination, workflow management, and document storage.

1.36% (standard)

Provider fee

Charged by the licensed payment or escrow partner for holding and releasing funds.

[Placeholder — depends on provider and jurisdiction]

Payment processing fee

Charged by the payment network for processing the initial payment.

[Placeholder — depends on payment method]

Currency-conversion fee

Applied when the buyer's payment currency differs from the settlement currency.

[Placeholder — where applicable]

Inspection fee

For transactions requiring independent professional inspection.

[Placeholder — category-specific]

Professional fee

For transactions requiring lawyers, notaries, conveyancers, or other professionals.

[Placeholder — jurisdiction and category-specific]

Dispute fee

Applied where a formal dispute process is initiated.

[Placeholder — see Dispute Resolution Policy]

Cancellation fee

May apply for cancellation after funding, to cover unrecoverable provider costs.

[Placeholder — see Refund Policy]

Exceptional cases

The 1.36% rate applies to standard transactions. In exceptional cases — for example, very high-value transactions, bespoke workflows, or transactions subject to specific regulatory or partner requirements — an adjusted rate may apply. Where this happens, EscrowSign notifies both parties in writing before the transaction terms are activated, and the adjusted rate is recorded in the transaction terms.

Who pays the fees?

Fee responsibility (buyer, seller, or split) is agreed between both parties during the transaction setup. The complete fee breakdown — including all platform, provider, processing, and professional costs — is displayed on the Review & Agreement page before either party commits.

Taxes

Applicable taxes (including VAT, GST, withholding tax, or similar) depend on the parties’ jurisdictions, asset type, and transaction structure. Tax-information notices are displayed where required. EscrowSign does not provide tax advice. Consult a qualified tax professional for your specific situation.