When PurchaseSecured delivers a brand‑new buyer to an agent, PurchaseSecured — not the agent — created the value, so it takes the larger share. Here's the flow, the rate card and the economics.
They registered with PurchaseSecured (from your direct‑to‑buyer marketing) and built a Proven Buyer profile.
Listed by an agent who isn't working with them yet. They want to make a secure offer.
Buyer confirms — on the record — they have not contacted this agent about this property in any way.
PurchaseSecured approaches the agent before any offer, timestamped and logged. This intro record is your entitlement to the 75%.
You explain the security and the extra fee their offer carries. The reservation is created through PurchaseSecured.
The buyer makes their protected offer. Because you delivered a net‑new buyer, PurchaseSecured takes 75% of the reservation fee.
As a Proven Buyer they unlock tier discounts on the reservation fee — the more they buy, the less they pay.
Sellers & agents pick certainty over the highest offer. A PS‑backed buyer stands out and often wins a better price.
Gazumping blocked, money in held securely, complete in days — the whole reservation service works for them.
Key #1 — buyer attestation: the buyer confirms, logged, they hadn't contacted the agent about this property.
Key #2 — PS first‑contact timestamp: the moment they attest, PurchaseSecured fires a timestamped introduction to the agent. That record is your proof you delivered the buyer — so if an agent later claims "they were already mine," you have the evidence.