What does an intermediary company make money from?

Intermediary companies make money by charging intermediary fees.

Intermediary institutions refer to institutions that provide notarization, agency, information technology services and other intermediary services to clients through professional knowledge and technical services according to law.

definition

(1) Notary intermediaries specifically refer to institutions that provide price evaluation and enterprise credit evaluation services such as land, real estate, goods and intangible assets, as well as arbitration, inspection, appraisal, certification and notarization services.

(2) Agency agencies specifically refer to those agencies that provide lawyers, accountants, adoption services and patent, trademark, enterprise registration, taxation, customs declaration and visa agency services;

(3) Information technology service intermediaries specifically refer to institutions that provide consulting, bidding, auction, job introduction, marriage introduction and advertising design services.

Extended data:

finance

Financial intermediary (financial intermediary)

Financial intermediary refers to an economy that absorbs funds from units with excess funds and provides them to units with insufficient funds and various financial services. The functions of financial intermediary mainly include credit creation, settlement and payment, resource allocation, information provision and risk management.

marketing

Marketing agent refers to all kinds of professional organizations that assist enterprises in promotion, distribution, storage and transportation in the process of selling products to end users. It mainly includes middlemen, physical distribution agencies [storage and transportation companies], marketing service agencies [survey companies, advertising companies, consulting companies, etc. ] and the amount of institutions [banks, trust companies, insurance companies, etc. ].

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-intermediary organization