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Circle Council meets four times a year — three online sessions and one in person at Circle Meetup — on the state and the direction of the network: who the network invites next — which jurisdictions, which service lines, which kinds of firm — what goes into the meeting programme, product priorities, and where the rules of the environment are not working. Circle convenes it and remains responsible for the decisions taken afterwards. Core and Team: Members on this plan are invited individually, on the strength of what they contribute to the network; attending the in-person session means attending Circle Meetup, billed as usual. Group: Your seat is permanent, and you can put an item on the agenda; Circle Meetup attendance is included for one representative of the firm. Members on this plan also receive a quarterly brief on the network.

An active jurisdiction is a territory where you can respond to requests in Deal Flow and open deals. Sending your own requests is not restricted by jurisdiction — you can look for a specialist anywhere in the network. Each plan includes a set number of active jurisdictions, and firms working in a single service line — Tax & Finance or Visa Services — hold wider bands. On Team and Group you can add jurisdictions for an annual fee each. The current limits and prices are on the pricing page.

A seat is a colleague from your firm with their own login. On Core and Team you can add seats for an annual fee per seat; Group has no limit. The current price is on the pricing page.

A practice briefing is your own explainer of a programme or a service you run, delivered live to the network — agents and providers in the same room. You propose the topic. The community manager works on it with you beforehand: the angle, the structure, a rehearsal. Core: You speak alongside other members at a shared speakers' meeting. Where a topic warrants it, Circle may invite a Core member to a meeting of their own. Team: The meeting is yours — you are the only speaker, and you choose the quarter. Group: One dedicated meeting each quarter, yours alone. Included in your plan: the slot, the announcement across Circle's channels, a recap article on the site written by Circle, and the recording for the network. By editorial selection: video cuts, promotion across our social channels and the newsletter, and — once it opens — a segment in the Service Catalogue, the shelf of programmes we are building for agents. The slot is provided within your membership year. The topic is yours, the date is agreed with the community manager. An unused slot does not carry over and is not compensated.

An expert article is published on Circle's own surfaces, with your name and your firm on it. You are the expert and the source — the substance is yours. Circle works on the topic and the angle with you, can run it as an interview against questions we prepare, and edits the final text with your agreement before it goes out. This is separate from the forum, where you post as often as you like. The forum is your own channel inside the network; an expert article is a Circle publication. Articles are produced within your membership year and do not carry over.

An offer is your response to a case another member has posted. A request is your own case, posted to the network to find a specialist for the work. Neither is capped on any plan. Not a guarantee of incoming requests or deals.

Included on every plan: verification, onboarding with the community manager, the Telegram forum, Deal Flow from your first day, introductions to relevant members, and every online meeting — one to four a month. Circle Meetup, the network's annual gathering, is by invitation on Core and Team, with attendance billed separately; on Group, attendance is included for one representative of the firm. Professional exchange in the forum — post as often as you like, on any plan. Legislative changes, news from your jurisdiction, observations from your practice, a considered answer to another member's question. Not descriptions of your own services or prices, announcements that you now work in a new country, invitations to your own events, or anything with a call to action.

On a commission deal, the provider pays the agent a referral commission directly, on terms the two parties agree between themselves. Circle takes 0% of your deals. The only thing you pay Circle is your subscription.

Providers join as verified companies on an annual membership — it reflects a committed, vetted relationship. Agent Pro is priced per seat, monthly or annually; annual costs less.

You can upgrade at any time and the higher limits apply immediately; billing for the new tier starts from the next period. Practice briefings and expert articles move to the new tier's yearly allotment straight away, less whatever you have already used this membership year. Downgrades take effect at the start of the next period, and anything already delivered stands.

Subscriptions are non-refundable. The one exception is the initial application: if we decline it at review, your payment is refunded, subject to reasonable fraud and compliance checks. Once you're admitted, fees for a paid term are not refunded.