NCAA Licensing Cost
Read about the cost of holding an NCAA License
NCAA licensing cost varies as each individual school decides the costs involved in licensing their school brand.
Costs to consider when licensing a college or university brand include the Advance Fee and the Royalty Fee. The Adavance Fee is the fee the school charges in advance of sales. The actual Advance Fee varies from school to school, but typically start at around $250 and go up from there. The Royalty Fee is the fee the school charges each time a product bearing their brand is produced and sold into a Retailer. Royalty Fees are typically calculated on the wholesale cost of the product and range from 10% to 20%.
Other costs to consider are the administration fees the collegiate licensing agency charge. Each college or univeristy has a collegiate licensing agency, such as the Collegiate Licensing Company, representing the school. The agency fees are about a few hundered dollars and are typically charged once at the time of registration and charged again at the annual renewal.
In conclusion, NCAA licensing costs vary and depend on what the individual school or university decides to charge. NCAA licensing costs also depend on what the individual collegiate licensing agency decides to charge.
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