How CloseDeal Fees Work

CloseDeal operates on a pay only after you sell model. There are no upfront costs to join or publish offers.

When a customer purchases or redeems an offer, a small percentage of the deal value is applied as the CloseDeal fee.

This percentage is not kept entirely by CloseDeal. It is distributed to support the features that help merchants attract and retain customers:

1. Cashback for the Customer
Part of the percentage is returned to the customer as DealCoins, encouraging them to come back and shop again.

2. Bonus Coupons
A portion funds bonus coupons that customers can earn and redeem only at your store, increasing repeat visits.

3. Referral Rewards
Another portion rewards customers who share your offer with friends, helping spread word-of-mouth.

4. CloseDeal Platform Fee
The remaining portion supports the CloseDeal platform, which connects your business with nearby shoppers.

Why the Percentage Varies

Different product and service categories have different profit margins. Because of this, each category has a slightly different percentage distribution.

What This Means for Merchants

• No upfront advertising costs
• You only pay when a deal is completed
• Part of the fee actively helps bring customers back

In short, the CloseDeal fee is not a cost but an investment. It is what powers customer loyalty, referrals, and repeat business.

Comparison vs Traditional Advertising

Traditional Advertising
• Pay upfront
• No guarantee of customers
• One-time exposure
• No built-in loyalty

CloseDeal
• No upfront cost
• Pay only after a sale
• Customers earn rewards to return
• Built-in word of mouth and referrals

CloseDeal turns marketing into repeat customers.