Pricing examples
How the buyer premium works, by buyer size
These are worked examples, not customer results. The organisations and purchases are illustrative, so you can see exactly how the fee is calculated.
Illustrative scenarios only — no real buyer, saving or outcome is claimed. All pricing is proposed, in AUD, calculated on awarded order value ex GST, and subject to confirmation. VEYRA never handles purchase payments.
Illustrative scenario
Medium business — 1.5% buyer premium
A regional civil contractor buys safety equipment and consumables for three crews through one structured request.
- Awarded value (ex GST)
- $80,000
- Buyer premium
- $1,200
- Winning seller's fee (1.25%)
- $1,000
Illustrative scenario
Large business — 1.25% buyer premium
A manufacturer awards a 12-month supply of fasteners and bearings after a like-for-like comparison of catalogue offers.
- Awarded value (ex GST)
- $450,000
- Buyer premium
- $5,625
- Winning seller's fee (1.25%)
- $5,625
Illustrative scenario
Tier 1 — 1.0% buyer premium
A mining operator (the fictional SA Mining Co) awards an underground PPE resupply after nine blind offers from a balanced supplier pool.
- Awarded value (ex GST)
- $2,400,000
- Buyer premium
- $24,000
- Winning seller's fee (1.25%)
- $30,000
Illustrative scenario
Government — 1.0% buyer premium
A state agency awards a fleet maintenance panel after a tender with locked criteria and a two-level approval chain.
- Awarded value (ex GST)
- $1,200,000
- Buyer premium
- $12,000
- Winning seller's fee (1.25%)
- $15,000
Households and small businesses use subscriptions instead. Back to pricing
Example procurement documents
Explore a fictional brief, sample catalogue and unfilled approval record. These show the information a real buyer would supply; they are not customer case studies or proof of an award.