How do sports agents and agencies get paid for their services?
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Agents typically get paid in two ways depending on who they're representing. When representing individual athletes (drivers, riders, racers), it's percentage-based off the money they bring in - they typically don't touch purse money, but take a cut of compensation including cash and value-in-kind deals. When working with brands or properties, it's usually retainer-based. Brands may retain agencies for help with social content, activation, or consulting within the motorsports industry to ensure their messaging and branding is authentic and correct.
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