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The commission is how Mumtalakat funds the brokerage service that protects both sides of a deal. This page explains what it covers, when it’s due, and the rules that keep deals on-platform.

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Why the commission exists

Mumtalakat brokers the deal end to end — vetted buyers, gradual disclosure, on-platform contracts, and a secure payment and handover record. The commission pays for that service and the protection it provides to both parties.

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When it’s due

The commission rate is set out in the brokerage agreement the seller signs, plus VAT, and is due on close of the deal — calculated on the final sale value. It is not charged for listing, browsing, or receiving interest. See Plans & commission.

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On-platform communication

All buyer–seller communication happens inside Mumtalakat. Sharing external contact channels (WhatsApp, email, phone) inside conversations is rejected automatically.

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Anti-circumvention

Taking an introduced deal off-platform to avoid the commission is prohibited. The anti-circumvention rule applies for one year after the introduction — it protects the seller and buyer as much as the platform, by keeping the deal inside the record that secures payment, documents, and the contract.

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What it means in practice

  • For sellers: vetted, serious buyers and a protected, documented closing.
  • For buyers: a real, verified counterparty and an on-platform payment record.

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Next step

Plans & commission

The full commission structure and plan comparison.

Policies & FAQ

Platform rules and frequently asked questions.