Hi Daniel, the binder agreement is “typically” an agreement between the agency and the buyer that if the artist is available and accepts the offer that you will pay the deposit that was agreed upon. Binder agreements are typically used by middle agencies, and usually require that the promoter make a deposit. The binder will be held in used for the artist if they accept the offer, and should be returned to the promoter if the offer doesn’t go through. It isn’t common for official agencies to use binder agreements, so chances are its a middle agent if this is required. Hope that answers your question.
Ok so in this instance if the artist accepts the offer, the binder agreement would be sent from the agency to the promoter? When the promoter has the binder agreement in hand, what will they be required to do exactly ?
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