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Standardized Sage Rates Explained

A breakdown of Sage session rates

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Written by Sahil Khanna
Updated over 2 months ago

All Sages have a hard-coded rate, calculated based on the size of their company, title, and seniority level. Sage rate increases for calls that are scheduled for longer time periods, as shown by the call length multiplier table below:

The cost to Vendors will correspond to each Sage's rate and reflect Sagetap's calculation of current market dynamics, in order to facilitate as many matches for you as possible.

Sages are welcome to stay on the call longer than the scheduled time if they choose, but their compensation and the cost to the Vendor will always reflect the length of the scheduled session.

Benefits of a Standardized Rate

  • Fairness and Consistency

    Setting a standardized rate model eliminates potential inequalities between members, ensuring that everyone has access to fair compensation and opportunities to connect with Vendors.

  • Simplified Decision-Making

    The self-set rate model often presented challenges for Sages, especially newcomers or those unsure of market trends. By providing a centralized rate, we remove the burden of price determination, allowing Sages to focus more on meeting new Vendors to stay on the forefront of innovation.

  • Market Competitiveness

    A standardized rate structure enables us to analyze market dynamics more effectively, identifying trends, and adapting to changing demands.

  • Quality Assurance

    By setting rates based on market analysis and industry standards, we can ensure that the services offered on our platform maintain a certain quality threshold. This not only benefits Vendors seeking quality interactions but also ensures that Sages are rewarded appropriately for their expertise.

By embracing a standardized rate structure, we are empowering both Vendors and Sages to thrive on Sagetap.


If you have any questions regarding Sage rate, please contact [email protected].

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