One platform fee. Nothing hidden.
We know hidden charges are exactly what makes people distrust platforms like this one. So here is the entire pricing model on a single page.
Platform fee
10%
of the agreed job value
This is the only fee Acruvia charges. It is taken out of the amount the business pays, before the balance reaches the accountant.
The business pays the price it agreed with the accountant, and nothing on top of it. The accountant receives that same amount minus the platform fee. Both sides see the figures before anything is confirmed.
What you never pay for
- Creating an account
- No sign-up fee for businesses or for accountants, and no subscription to keep an account open.
- Posting a job
- Post as many jobs as you need and receive proposals without paying anything upfront.
- Comparing and messaging
- Review proposals, check credentials, and message an accountant before you commit to anything.
A worked example
Using ₦100,000 as an example job value, to show how the arithmetic works.
| Price agreed with the accountant | ₦100,000 |
|---|---|
| What the business paysNothing is added on top | ₦100,000 |
| Acruvia platform fee (10%) | ₦10,000 |
| The accountant receives | ₦90,000 |
How the payment is handled
Payments are processed through a licensed payment partner. Acruvia is a marketplace and does not hold your funds at any point. Accountants withdraw to their own bank account.
Are there currency conversion fees?
Not at launch. Acruvia currently runs in a single currency, so there is no conversion step and no conversion charge. If multi-currency support arrives later, any associated cost will be stated as plainly as the fee above.
Questions about fees?
The frequently asked questions cover vetting, payment handling, and what happens if a job goes wrong.
Acruvia is launching soon.