Ventura Broker Network

Your deal. Our investors. Your client stays yours.

Ventura gives approved brokers, agents and introducers a secure route to qualified investors — with confidentiality you control, commission agreed before marketing begins, and full visibility from submission to completion.

You control confidentiality

Set the visibility level on every instruction — from a public summary through to named invitees only. Buyers see nothing of substance until an NDA is signed, and that gate is enforced by the platform, not by policy.

Equal shares, always

The fee splits equally between every party to the deal. You and Ventura: 50/50. Where a partner introduced you: three equal shares. Fixed policy, never negotiated per deal.

Not an exclusive appointment

Your instruction stays yours. Market the same asset anywhere else at the same time — if it transacts elsewhere, you owe us nothing and we will not ask. We want the chance to introduce a buyer, not the right to be the only one trying.

Submitting is free, always

No fee to join, none to submit, and no limit on how many instructions you bring. Every tool on the platform — the document builder, record-keeping, appraisals — is free while we are in beta.

Paid on completion, nothing before

No fee at instruction, on marketing, on an accepted offer or at exchange. If a deal falls over, nobody pays anything — no abort fees, no marketing costs.

Matched, not broadcast

Instructions are matched against verified investors’ stated acquisition criteria. Your deal is shown to people who actually buy that asset class at that lot size.

The Ventura Broker Charter

Equal shares, and we will not go around you.

We will be straight with you about what Ventura is. We are a brokerage first — we take instructions from vendors directly, and we compete for that work like any other agent. Broker partners are an additional route, not a replacement for it.

So the question that matters is not whether we work with vendors. It is whether we will work with your vendor. These are our commitments on that, stated plainly so you can hold us to them. They are reflected in our Terms of Use and in every partner agreement.

Your instruction stays yours. This is not exclusivity.

Submitting an instruction to Ventura does not appoint us, and does not stop you marketing the same asset anywhere else at the same time. If it transacts through another channel, you owe us nothing and we will not ask. We want the chance to introduce a buyer, not the right to be the only one trying. The only thing we ask is that you do not go around us to a buyer we introduced — which is the same protection we give you.

Equal shares. Always.

The fee is split equally between every party to the deal. You and Ventura alone: 50/50. Where a partner introduced you to the network, three equal shares — you, them, and Ventura. Never negotiated deal by deal, never reduced on larger transactions, never revisited once a buyer is found.

Paid on completion. Nothing before.

Fees fall due only when a transaction completes. Nothing is charged at instruction, on marketing, on an accepted offer or at exchange — and if a deal falls over, there are no abort fees, marketing costs or withdrawal charges to anyone.

We will not approach your client

Where a vendor is introduced to Ventura by a partner, we will not solicit that vendor directly — for that instruction or any future one. This applies whether or not the transaction completes, and whether or not the instruction is ever marketed.

The relationship stays yours

You remain the vendor’s point of contact. Ventura communicates with your client through you unless you ask us to do otherwise in writing. We are the infrastructure behind your instruction, not a competing agent on it.

Registered introductions are protected

When you introduce a vendor or a buyer, that introduction is recorded and time-stamped. If the same party later transacts through Ventura within the protection period, your entitlement stands.

We do not pitch against you

Ventura does not compete for instructions a partner has shown us. If an opportunity reaches us through you, we do not separately approach the vendor to win it on our own account.

You can see what we see

Buyer activity, offers and transaction progress on your instructions are visible to you in your partner portal — the same data Ventura works from.

If you believe any of these commitments has been breached, contact us directly and we will investigate. A partner network only works if the partners trust it — that is a commercial reality for us, not a courtesy.

How it works

01

Create your account

Takes a minute. No application form, no waiting for approval.

02

Confirm compliance

Enter your redress scheme, AML supervision and PI insurance details. Submission unlocks as soon as these are in place.

03

Submit

Upload an instruction with your chosen confidentiality level and proposed fee split.

04

Track

Follow anonymised buyer activity, offers and commission through to completion.

What you'll need

Ventura only accepts instructions from properly regulated firms. These are confirmed during onboarding, and submission stays locked until every mandatory item is in place.

Redress Scheme Membership

Estate Agents Act 1979 / Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Act 2007

AML Supervision & Registration

Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds Regulations 2017

Customer Due Diligence Procedures

MLR 2017; UK sanctions regime (OFSI)

Professional Indemnity Insurance

Professional body requirement (e.g. RICS); commercial requirement

ICO Data Protection Registration

Data Protection Act 2018 / UK GDPR

Company & Identity Verification

MLR 2017; Ventura onboarding policy

Material Information & Fair Presentation

Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008

Authority to Act

Estate Agents Act 1979 (disclosure of personal interest)

Apply to join

Create your account, confirm your regulatory position, and submit your first instruction. No waiting on an application — you can be live today. Every submission is reviewed by Ventura before it reaches investors.