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Loyalty Rebate

Definition

A loyalty rebate is a rebate paid to a buyer or customer as a reward for continued or exclusive purchasing from a specific supplier - typically tied to share-of-wallet, category exclusivity, or multi-year commitment.

A loyalty rebate is a rebate paid to a buyer or customer as a reward for continued or exclusive purchasing from a specific supplier - typically tied to share-of-wallet, category exclusivity, or multi-year commitment.

How loyalty rebates are structured

Common structures include share-of-wallet thresholds (e.g., 70% of category spend), multi-year commitment premiums, and category-exclusivity bonuses. Loyalty rebates typically layer on top of standard tier rebates.

The regulatory consideration

Loyalty rebates in dominant-supplier positions can attract competition-law scrutiny in some jurisdictions. Structured contract data helps demonstrate the objective, non-discriminatory basis for the rebate structure.

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