Q. Why should I sell on Vuulr?
- FREE – it’s free to list, 10% commission only upon successful deal
- MONETISE: Showcase and monetise your entire catalogue, front and back
- GLOBAL REACH: Reach a fast-growing base of buyers in core, emerging and niche markets
- COMPLETE: Show screeners on demand, List Avails/Rights management
- DIRECT: Negotiate directly with buyers and close deals
- SPEED: Deals on Vuulr close in 9 days on average
Q. Is it free to register on your website?
A. Yes, for buyers and sellers alike.
Q. So what costs are involved?
A. We only charge you a 10% commission upon a successful transaction.
Q. What price should I set for my content?
A. You don’t have to set a price from the onset. You should wait for the buyer to make an offer or request for a proposal.
Q. How does the price negotiation work?
A. This is driven by the buyer who will initiate the process by (1) making a price offer, (2) requesting a proposal from you based on their requirements.
You can then counter-offer, and so on until you both agree on a price.
If you need help at any point of the negotiation, our Marketplace Success Consultants are on hand to help! You can reach out to them at support@vuulr.com or by using the helpdesk chat function at the bottom of each page.
Q. Is there any minimum guarantee?
A. We’re a marketplace that matches buyers and sellers, and we do not require exclusivity so MGs are not relevant.
Q. Do you insist on any exclusivity to list?
A. No.
Q. I’ve already given exclusive distribution rights to an agent/distributor; can I still work with Vuulr?
A. Yes! Vuulr is a marketplace which will generate new sales opportunities for your content which can be managed by you, or your distributor. In other words, we are complimentary to your existing distribution arrangements.
Q. How do we exchange contracts?
A. Contracts are appended to the exchange between buyer and seller, and Docusign-ed in Vuulr once agreed.
Q. Does payment for the rights flow through Vuulr?
A. Not yet; it’s in the plan
Q. Can I auction my content?
A. Not yet; it’s in the plan
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