factorage

/ˈfæktərɪdʒ/
noun
  1. The commission or fee paid to a factor (an agent who buys or sells goods for others).
    • The small business owner complained that the factorage was too high for the service provided.
    • Factorage fees are often negotiated before the contract is signed.
    • The merchant paid a 5% factorage to the agent for selling the textiles.
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