It is context-specific and PRIMA publishes it that way. In the restaurant reservation layer, the economics are described as a 50/50 revenue share between the venue side and PRIMA. In the national model in PRIMA Math, the working assumption is a blended performance fee of 8% of PRIMA-enabled spending, split 50% to the verified recommender, 25% to government under PRIMA's implementation offer, and 25% retained to run and grow the network. Those national figures are labelled as modelling assumptions, not a fixed global rate. Constant across all of them: half the fee belongs to whoever made the recommendation.
It is context-specific and PRIMA publishes it that way. In the restaurant reservation layer, the economics are described as a 50/50 revenue share between the venue side and PRIMA. In the national model in PRIMA Math, the working assumption is a blended performance fee of 8% of PRIMA-enabled spending, split 50% to the verified recommender, 25% to government under PRIMA's implementation offer, and 25% retained to run and grow the network. Those national figures are labelled as modelling assumptions, not a fixed global rate. Constant across all of them: half the fee belongs to whoever made the recommendation.