Flat fee meaning in English

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Definition

a flat fee: a fixed price, a set charge noun
I charge a flat fee of 2,000 dollars per weekend for my services. That's the fixed cost for my services.

UK: I charge a flat fee of two thousand dollars per week for my services.
US: There is a one hundred-dollar flat fee for canceling your ticket.
  • "Susie : As I said, we're prepared to do whatever it takes to sign Miss Bümbüm. We would pay her a flat fee of 25,000 dollars for the television ad."

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