Global Mobility Circle
Circle Deals

The deal infrastructure inside the network

Circle Deals is where cross-border cases move between verified members — a request goes out, offers come back, and the deal runs end to end with contacts revealed only on agreement. Circle takes 0% of your deals.

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What it is

A structured Deal Flow

Every request, offer and deal sits between verified members — access is by verification only. Members publish case-specific requests and respond with offers. Circle sets the rules of the environment — verification, recorded terms and payments, deal stages — and stays out of the commercial terms. The two sides agree price and model directly between themselves.

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Deal models

Two ways to structure any deal

Commission

Referral commission

The provider receives the client payment and pays the sender a referral commission on the agreed terms.

White-label

The client stays yours

The sender bills the client directly and pays the provider for the service. The client relationship never leaves the sender.

How a deal works

From request to completed deal

The same flow works in both directions — anyone can send a request, any verified provider can respond. Roles below are illustrative.

  1. Request
    Sender

    A case is published

    Jurisdictions, service line, timeline, currency, and a brief. Sent to the whole network, or as a Direct Request to one specific provider.

  2. Offers
    Providers

    Verified providers respond

    Each offer states the deal model (commission or white-label), terms, and — for the sender — the earnings on the case.

  3. Match
    Sender

    One offer is accepted

    Full contact details and the counterparty's organisation open only at this point. Before it, each side sees a first name and a track record — no company, no channel.

  4. Deal
    Both parties

    The deal runs through stages

    Active → Client paid → Commission paid → Completed. Every payment and every change of terms is recorded on the deal.

  5. Outcome
    Both parties

    Track record

    Both sides write up the deal once it closes. The write-up sits on the counterparty's profile and builds a record that travels with them inside the network.

  6. Partners
    Both parties

    The counterparty stays reachable

    Opening a deal adds the counterparty to Partners. The list holds everyone you have worked with, so the next case can go straight to them as a Direct Request instead of out to the whole network.

What a request captures

The case

The client

The deal

What else runs the deal

Built so you can refer with confidence

Verified counterparties

Everyone in a deal has passed verification before access — you always know who's on the other side.

Direct Requests

Skip the open network and send a case straight to one specific provider when you already know who you want.

Internal chat

Every deal has its own thread — messages and terms in one place, tied to the case.

No commission to Circle

Circle takes 0% of your deals — you keep the commercial terms.

Questions

Frequently asked

What happens if a deal falls through or the client is refunded?

The deal's status follows the money. Payments are recorded and confirmed inside the platform, and a fully refunded deal reverts to its earlier state instead of closing as completed, so the record matches what actually happened.

How much of my client's information goes into the platform?

As little as possible. A request carries the case, not the person — jurisdictions, service line, budget, timeline, citizenship — not your client's name. Identifying details and supporting documents are exchanged directly between the two parties, off the platform.

What stops a partner from taking the contact and working around Circle?

Nothing needs to — Circle takes 0% of your deals, so there is nothing to route around. What keeps members inside is the record: contacts open only once your organisations have a deal together, and every completed deal, confirmed payment and piece of partner feedback stays attached to the member inside the network.

Do I have to pay to use Circle Deals as an agent?

No. A free agent account publishes requests, sends a request to a specific provider, and keeps its partner contacts. What Agent Pro adds is volume — how many requests you post and how many deals you run at once — plus your company page, colleagues and invitations to Circle Roundtable and Circle Meetup.

What if a provider doesn't deliver?

Circle is not a party to any deal and takes no responsibility for the work itself — members contract directly with each other, so do your own due diligence before placing a case. What Circle controls is who stays in the network. Report the conduct and we will review it; where a member has breached our standards, membership is not renewed or is withdrawn. Every completed deal, confirmed payment and piece of feedback stays attached to a member's record, which is what keeps standards high. The Complaints & Reporting Policy sets out how to raise a complaint and the limits of our role.

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Move your next cross-border case through Circle

Providers

Verified specialist companies — they receive and fulfil cases.
  • Respond to requests within your jurisdictions and service lines
  • Offer commission, white-label, or both
  • Also post requests to source specialists for cases outside your scope
For Providers

Agents

Professionals with client flow — they refer cases in.
  • Publish requests or send Direct Requests to specific providers
  • Earn a commission, or keep the client via white-label
  • Start free — full toolkit, five requests a month
For Agents