The Hesapstan conciliator fee calculator, provided by Hesapstan, shows the applicable minimum-maximum fee range under the 2026 Minimum Conciliator Fee Tariff, based on the conciliation outcome (agreement reached / not reached) and the number of parties in the file.
What does it calculate?
The tool uses the bands from the 2026 Minimum Conciliator Fee Tariff published by the Ministry of Justice's Alternative Dispute Resolution Department: for files where agreement was reached, 4 party-count bands (2-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10+ people); for files where agreement was not reached, either a flat range (at the offer stage) or 4 party-count bands (after the offer stage). The entered file count is multiplied by this range to also show a total range.
The tariff sets a minimum and maximum for the applicable band; the public prosecutor responsible for conciliation determines the exact fee using the Article 4 criteria. Verify the current tariff and final official amount.
Tariff-range example
For 2 files and the 10+ party band with agreement reached, the tool multiplies the official per-file minimum and maximum by two and shows the total range. The final amount within the range is determined by the competent authority.
The conciliator does not set the final fee unilaterally; the responsible public prosecutor and official tariff process govern.
The result is an arithmetic interpretation of entered values; it does not replace official action or professional review.
Outside the scope
- No live application, approval or official-record check is performed.
- The tool cannot validate the real-world correctness of wrong input values.
- Current special conditions should be confirmed with the relevant institution, bank, brand or official source.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the conciliator fee calculated?
The 2026 tariff sets a minimum-maximum band based on the conciliation outcome and, for agreement-reached and post-offer-negative files, the number of parties in the file.
Does this tool include the current official tariff?
Yes. The 2026 Minimum Conciliator Fee Tariff bands are built into the tool; the responsible public prosecutor determines the exact amount within the range, which should be verified officially.
Is the result binding?
No. The tool only shows the tariff's minimum-maximum range; the exact fee and official determination rest with the relevant authority.
Is the result a final decision?
No. The tool calculates from entered values only and does not replace an official, medical, legal, financial or institutional decision.
What happens with wrong input?
Invalid or out-of-range values are rejected; accepted results still depend on the values entered by the user.
How should I use the example result?
Use it for planning, checking and comparison; verify with the relevant official source, institution, bank, brand or professional before acting.
Which fields affect the result most?
Visible amount, rate, date, day, installment, score or selector fields directly change the result.
Does it use live data or submit an application?
No. It does not perform live application, approval, inquiry or official-record checks.