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Normal Representation Agreements

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emjay
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Hi,

I was wondering what is the normal out of pocket financial investment for licensing companies to represent your game. If you have invented a game, and a licensing company offers to promote it for you and try to get it licensed to a game company, approximately how much money would you expect to have to contribute to the project up front?

I am talking about a reputable company that has been around in the industry for a while and has a track record of success.

scifiantihero
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There's . . .

a thread discussing this somewhere.

emjay
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Sorry. Do you happen to know

Sorry. Do you happen to know where and the topic name?

scifiantihero
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I don't.

I remember it was pretty long, people were talking about what size cut an agent would expect, and I believe the topic of how to approach an agent/ what they'd expect up front came up.

Don't worry, someone who knows/cares more about this aspect will come along eventually!

:)

scifiantihero
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:)

http://www.bgdf.com/node/1942

Is what I was thinking of, I think. solomonsthoughts seemed quite knowledgeable, in particular.

Dralius
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emjay wrote:Hi, I was

emjay wrote:
Hi,

I was wondering what is the normal out of pocket financial investment for licensing companies to represent your game. If you have invented a game, and a licensing company offers to promote it for you and try to get it licensed to a game company, approximately how much money would you expect to have to contribute to the project up front?

I am talking about a reputable company that has been around in the industry for a while and has a track record of success.

I would say $0

How do you know there success rate? Can they give you a full list of all clients and how many game they have placed? I bet they won't.

You should only pay if they are successful. It may be a fixed amount or a % of your contract but paying someone for nothing is bunc.

If they really think you game has a chance of getting placed they will work for commission. Otherwise there is no real incentive for them to do their job.

Who are you talking about?

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