Fees
We publish exactly what we charge. Most sourcing firms won’t.
You set the finder’s fee. Anywhere from 2% to 20% of your budget — you choose. Higher fees are hunted first. The fee is never less than €2,500.
The finder receives 80%. Chasseur keeps 20% of the fee — and nothing else.
A refundable €2,500 deposit secures the fee and is credited in full against it on completion.
The balance is secured before you’re introduced. It only moves to the finder when the car is delivered — if the sale falls through, it comes back to you.
Finders pay nothing, ever. The buyer’s fee is the only money that changes hands.
Try it with your numbers.
Move the fee to see what your finder earns and what Chasseur keeps. Nothing is sent anywhere — this is yours to play with.
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Refundable if no car is found
Your deposit is returned in full if no conforming car is presented within the mandate term.
Kill fee if you withdraw
The deposit may be retained as a kill fee if you withdraw after a conforming car has been presented.
Balance secured before the introduction
When a conforming car is found and you proceed, the rest of the fee is secured with Chasseur before you and the finder are introduced. It is released to the finder on delivery — and returned to you if the sale falls through.
Owed on any introduced car
The fee is owed on any car introduced through Chasseur — on or off platform — for the duration of the mandate tail. Going around the introduction doesn't avoid the fee; it just breaches the mandate.
For context: marketplace buyer premiums typically run around 5% (often capped), while a dedicated buyer’s-agent mandate runs 1–2.5%. Chasseur lets you set the figure yourself — and shows you exactly where it goes.
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