Priced in line with the Saudi market.
We designed this calculator to give you a sense of what financial services cost in Saudi Arabia. Choose an amount and see right away what each service charges, in proportion.
Lowest typical fees
SAR 7,500 a year
REITs
Highest typical fees
SAR 500,000
Debt collection
Recovery and collection
Whoever recovers or collects money for you keeps a share of it.
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Debt collectionCollection agencies
Collecting overdue and bad debts
SAR 250,000 to 500,00025% to 50% of the amount collected -
Overpayment recoveryRecovery audit
Getting back duplicate or excess payments to suppliers
SAR 200,000 to 300,00020% to 30% of the amount recovered -
Property managementRent collection
Leasing a property, collecting its rent, and looking after it
SAR 50,000 to 100,0005% to 10% of annual rent
Advisory
Success fees, paid when the deal closes.
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Mergers and acquisitionsSuccess fee
Closing the sale of a company or the purchase of another
SAR 20,000 to 50,0002% to 5% of the deal value, depending on its size -
Capital raisingPlacement agents
Bringing investors into your fund or project
SAR 20,000 to 50,0002% to 5% of the capital raised -
Initial public offeringUnderwriting and advisory
Listing a company on the stock market
SAR 20,000 to 35,000About 2% to 3.5% of the offering
Investing on your behalf
Yearly fees paid whether you profit or not, and some add a share of profits.
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Venture capital and private equityPrivate funds
Investing your money in startups and private companies
SAR 20,000 to 25,000 a year2% to 2.5% a year, plus 20% of profits -
Equity fundsPublic funds
Managing a stock portfolio for you
SAR 17,500 a yearAbout 1.75% a year, sometimes with a subscription fee of up to 2% -
REITsListed real estate funds
Managing income-producing property for you
SAR 7,500 a yearAbout 0.75% a year of net asset value
Brokerage
A commission on each completed deal.
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Real estate brokerageSale and lease
Matching buyer and seller, or landlord and tenant
SAR 25,0002.5% of the sale price, or of the first year’s rent
Moving moneyFor reference
Not part of what Nataedge Recommendations cover. We include it to show the least any organization pays just to move its money.
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Tabby and TamaraBuy now, pay later
Letting your customers pay in installments
SAR 25,000 to 40,000About 2.5% to 4% -
Visa and MastercardCredit cards
Accepting credit card payments
SAR 17,500 to 27,5001.75% to 2.75% -
madaIn store and online
Accepting card payments in store and online
SAR 8,000 to 17,5000.8% to 1.75%, capped at SAR 40 per transaction in store
Nataedge RecommendationsNataedge Research
We set the right percentage after reading your organization’s situation.
An extension of these services’ prices
Estimates from published local and international sources, calculated as a percentage of the amount. Actual fees vary by provider, contract, and deal size, and exclude VAT and fixed fees. Yearly fees are shown for one year.
How these services charge
- A cut of every payment
- A commission per deal
- A yearly share of assets
- A share of profits
- A share of what is collected or recovered
The closer a service comes to making or recovering money, the higher its percentage.
What Nataedge Recommendations deliver for your organization
- Additional net revenue
New income for your organization.
- Sealing a harmful economic bleed
Stopping what leaks from your revenue and spending.
- Fast, easy automation
Quicker processes that save money and time.
- New doors to growth
Opportunities your organization did not have before.
How do we set the right percentage?
Once we read your organization’s situation, with the full details you share, we define the effort required and set the right percentage for your case. Our prices extend the rates of financial services in the Saudi market, and they are highly competitive.
Every case is priced by the effort it requires.
Sources: the mada network FAQ, Article 14 of the Saudi Real Estate Brokerage Law, Saudi equity fund terms and the Jadwa REIT Saudi Fund fact sheet, the offering costs of the Saudi Tadawul Group and ACWA Power IPOs, published fee guides for financial advisory, capital raising, venture capital, debt collection, recovery audit, and property management, and fee schedules of payment providers (2025 and 2026).