What a deal is worth to you

Put in the contract and how you are paid, and see the fee, the co-agent’s share and what is left for you, every line with the figure it was worked out from. Change anything and the numbers follow. Copy the link to send a colleague exactly what you are looking at. Nothing you type leaves this page.

What this does not do. It applies no fee cap, tax or VAT. Caps on agent fees under FIFA and national rules have changed more than once, so check which apply to the deal in hand. Gross salary here is the basic weekly wage over the full term; bonuses, image rights and appearance fees are left out unless you add them as their own line.

The contract

Gross weekly wage£Contract lengthyearsTransfer fee£Leave at 0 for a renewal or free transfer.Signing-on fee£

Your fee

Paid byWorked out asRate%
Paid byWorked out asRate%

Shared with

Co-agent's share of the fee%Comes off the total before your net.

How it is worked out

Gross salary is the weekly wage × 52 × the contract length in years.
Each fee line is its rate applied to its own base: gross salary, the transfer fee, or the signing-on fee. A fixed line is taken as it is.
The co-agent’s share is a percentage of the total fee, and comes off before your net.
A year and a month spread your net evenly over the contract. Real payments follow the instalment schedule in the agreement.

Quanda does this for every deal you run

Each offer on a deal carries its own fee lines, so you compare what three clubs would mean to you side by side, and the pipeline is valued in your commission, not the transfer fee.