Commission sharing

Your broker commission share, shown before you choose.

Most brokers keep the full lender commission. Lendaris shows it, splits it, and pays your share after completion.

No borrower broker fees
Commission disclosed upfront
50/50 share above retained minimum
Paid after lender pays us

THE SHARE EXPLAINED

How the share works

1

Lender pays broker commission

When your deal completes, the lender pays Lendaris a broker commission. This is standard practice in commercial finance.

2

We disclose it before submission

You see the exact commission each lender will pay us on the comparison screen, before you choose who we submit to.

3

We retain our minimum

Lendaris keeps a minimum of £500. Above that threshold, the remaining commission is split 50/50.

4

You receive your share

Within 7 working days of the lender paying us, your share is transferred to your verified bank account.

ESTIMATE YOUR SHARE

Commission calculator

Enter your loan size and select a finance type to see an indicative estimate of your commission share. The calculator uses market-typical rates — actual commission depends on the lender and is confirmed before submission.

Bridging finance: typically 1\u20132% lender commission
Development finance: typically 1\u20131.75% lender commission
Commercial mortgages: typically 0.5\u20131.5% lender commission
Lendaris retained minimum: \u00A3500
£
Loan amount£850,000
Lender commission (1.5%)£12,750
Lendaris retained£6,375

Your estimated share

Paid within 7 working days of lender payment

£6,375

Illustrative only. Actual commission depends on the lender, product and deal terms. Subject to lender commission arrangements.

WORKED EXAMPLES

See the numbers clearly

Three real-world scenarios showing how the commission share is calculated for each product type.

Bridging loan

9-month bridge

Loan amount£850,000
Commission (1.5%)£12,750
Lendaris retained£6,375
Your share£6,375

Paid within 7 working days of lender payment

Development finance

18-month facility

Loan amount£3,500,000
Commission (1.25%)£43,750
Lendaris retained£21,875
Your share£21,875

Paid within 7 working days of lender payment

Commercial mortgage

15-year term

Loan amount£1,200,000
Commission (1%)£12,000
Lendaris retained£6,000
Your share£6,000

Paid within 7 working days of lender payment

Examples use typical commission rates. Actual commission varies by lender and deal.£500 minimum retained by Lendaris; surplus split 50/50. Subject to lender commission arrangements.

WHY LENDARIS

Traditional broker vs Lendaris

Traditional broker

  • Commission often invisible to the borrower
  • Broker keeps all lender commission
  • You may not see every lender cost clearly
  • Updates often happen by email or phone
  • No visibility on which lenders were approached

Lendaris

  • Commission shown clearly per lender
  • Share paid back to borrower after completion
  • Rates, fees, LTV, gross/net loan and total cost compared
  • Portal tracks every submission in real time
  • Every lender approached is visible in your account

PAYMENT TIMING

When do you get paid?

Your deal completes at the solicitors. The lender then processes the broker commission according to their own payment cycle — most settle within 2 to 4 weeks.

Once Lendaris receives the commission, your share is calculated and queued. Payment is sent to your verified bank details within 7 working days.

1

Deal completes

Day 0

2

Lender pays us

2\u20134 weeks typical

You receive your share

Within 7 working days

Regulatory and compliance notes

  • Lendaris is a trading style of Prima Commercial Finance Ltd. Registered in England and Wales.
  • Commercial finance arranged by Lendaris is usually unregulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
  • Lendaris does not arrange consumer credit, regulated residential mortgages, or equity release.
  • Final lender terms, commission amounts, and borrower eligibility are subject to individual lender approval.
  • No deal completion means no lender commission and no commission share is payable.
  • Commission share estimates shown on this page are illustrative. Confirmed amounts are disclosed at submission stage.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Commission share FAQs

No. Lendaris does not charge borrower broker fees, arrangement fees, or advice fees. The lender pays us a commission when your deal completes. We share that commission with you.

It depends on the product and lender. Typical ranges: bridging finance 1–2%, development finance 1–1.75%, commercial mortgages 0.5–1.5%. The exact amount is disclosed to you before submission.

You manage your deal through our portal — uploading documents, tracking progress, communicating directly. That cuts our admin overhead compared to a traditional brokerage. The saving goes back to you as a cash commission share.

Your share is paid within 7 working days of Lendaris receiving the commission from the lender. Lenders typically pay broker commission 2–4 weeks after legal completion, though timing varies by lender.

If the lender does not pay commission for any reason, there is no commission to share. This is rare — commission is a standard part of the lender-broker relationship in commercial finance.

No. Lender rates are set independently of broker commission. Sharing commission with you does not increase the rate the lender charges on your loan.

Yes. On the lender comparison screen, every lender match shows the commission they pay us and your estimated share — before you decide who we submit to.

No. The calculator uses indicative market-typical commission rates. Actual commission depends on the lender, product, deal size and terms. The confirmed amount is shown at submission stage.

No completion means no lender commission, and therefore no commission share. You are not charged anything by Lendaris regardless of whether your deal completes.

We share commission on all commercial finance products we arrange: bridging finance, development finance, commercial mortgages and specialist BTL. The share structure is the same across all products.

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