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Question for people who manage / negotiate BPO or outsourcing contracts: what actually breaks with outcome-based pricing?

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I've been looking into how companies are moving from traditional outsourcing contracts (FTE/hour/transaction based) toward outcome-based or gainshare models. On paper, it sounds like a win-win: the client pays more for actual business value, while the provider gets rewarded for improving performanc…

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  1. 2026-09-04 17:09 · r/AI_Agents
    Question for people who manage / negotiate BPO or outsourcing contracts: what actually breaks with outcome-based pricing?

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