The type of compensation an agency can ask for based on an agreed-upon goal is called a(n):

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The type of compensation where an agency can ask for a fee based on an agreed-upon goal is called a performance fee. This would incentivize the agency to deliver a high level of performance to achieve the agreed-upon goal, benefiting both the client and the agency. Tradeout fee refers to exchanging goods or services instead of cash. Output fee could refer to a fee charged based on the quantity of output produced, but it is not specific to an agreed-upon goal. Controlled fee and acceptance fee are not relevant terms in this context.

The Type of Compensation an Agency Can Ask for Based