Brigade Autograph Payment Plan

Published On: 9 November 2026

The Brigade Autograph payment plan starts with 10% at booking and 10% when you sign the sale agreement. The next 70% is split across 15 stages of work, from the foundation to the start of window fitting. The last 10% is paid at possession. This is the 10:10:70:10 construction-linked payment plan for Floris at Brigade Autograph in Konadasapura, East Bangalore.

On an agreement value of ₹1.40 crore, you pay ₹14 lakh at booking and ₹14 lakh at signing, for a total of ₹28 lakh across the first two stages. The 15 payments during construction add up to ₹98 lakh, with each one set at ₹6.30 lakh or ₹7 lakh. The final instalment is ₹14 lakh. These amounts show how the plan works on a ₹1.40 crore agreement value, before GST and other charges billed separately.

Brigade Autograph Payment Plan: All 18 Instalments

The payment schedule uses the agreement value of your flat to work out each instalment. The first two payments are tied to booking and signing. After that, each row names the work that triggers the next payment. The last column shows how much of the agreement value you will have paid in total at each step.

Payment Stage	Share at This Stage	Total Paid So Far
1. Book the apartment	10%	10%
2. Sign the sale agreement	10%	20%
3. Foundation footing or raft is cast	4.5%	24.5%
4. Ground-floor slab is cast	4.5%	29%
5. 5th-floor slab is cast	4.5%	33.5%
6. 10th-floor slab is cast	4.5%	38%
7. 15th-floor slab is cast	4.5%	42.5%
8. 20th-floor slab is cast	4.5%	47%
9. 25th-floor slab is cast	4.5%	51.5%
10. 30th-floor slab is cast	5%	56.5%
11. 35th-floor slab is cast	5%	61.5%
12. 40th-floor slab is cast	4.5%	66%
13. Terrace slab is cast	5%	71%
14. Lift installation starts	5%	76%
15. Flooring starts	4.5%	80.5%
16. Painting starts	4.5%	85%
17. Window fitting starts	5%	90%
18. Take possession	10%	100%

Booking Amount and Sale Agreement Payment

The Brigade Autograph booking amount is 10% of the flat’s agreement value. The sale agreement adds a second payment of the same size. On a ₹1.40 crore agreement, that means two payments of ₹14 lakh each. Once both are paid, ₹1.12 crore of the agreement value remains. The schedule splits that balance between construction and possession.

The draft allotment letter gives a 15-day window from the date of the payment notice to clear any unpaid part of the booking amount. It also gives 30 days from receipt of the sale agreement for signature to sign it and complete the formalities. These are two separate clocks. Use the dates on your own notice and agreement to plan the first two transfers.

How Payments Move From Foundation to Terrace

The first bill for site work comes when the foundation footing or raft is cast. That adds 4.5% to the 20% paid at booking and signing. The ground-floor slab adds another 4.5%, bringing the running total to 29%. On a ₹1.40 crore agreement, that is ₹40.60 lakh paid so far, before any charges outside the agreement value.

The slab payments run in steps of five floors through the 40th floor. Most of these bills are 4.5% each, while the 30th and 35th floors carry 5% each. By the 25th-floor slab, you will have paid 51.5%, or ₹72.10 lakh on the same agreement value. The 40th-floor slab takes that to 66%. The terrace slab then brings it to 71%, or ₹99.40 lakh.

The floor numbers mark progress on the tower. For example, the 25th-floor slab is a payment stage in the schedule even for a flat on a lower floor. When you read a payment notice, check the stage named in the notice against the schedule in your agreement.

Lift, Flooring, Painting and Window Payments

Four more construction instalments follow the terrace stage in the schedule. They add up to 19% of the agreement value. Lift work and window fitting account for 5% each. Flooring and painting account for 4.5% each. On a ₹1.40 crore agreement, these four payments come to ₹26.60 lakh in all.

The trigger for each of these bills is the start of the work. For instance, the 5% lift payment is tied to the start of installation. The 4.5% painting payment follows the same rule. By the time all four instalments are paid, the total reaches 90%, or ₹1.26 crore on a ₹1.40 crore agreement.

Final Payment at Possession and Charges to Budget For

The last instalment is 10% of the agreement value at possession. For a flat with a ₹1.40 crore agreement value, this comes to ₹14 lakh. To work out the full amount to set aside, add any unpaid charges from the cost sheet. The final 10% covers the last share of the sale price.

The draft allotment letter lists applicable GST with each instalment and places clubhouse and amenity charges at the agreement stage. It also lists stamp duty, registration, advance maintenance and the sinking fund apart from the agreement value. So the amount you transfer at signing can be higher than the 10% shown in the table. Check the cost sheet for the amount and timing of each extra charge.

Floor rise and preferred location charges can work differently. The draft cost breakdown shows that these can form part of the agreement value for the unit. In that case, they change every instalment, from booking to possession. Use the agreement value for your chosen flat when working out the payments. A starting price gives you a rough budget; the unit’s cost sheet gives you the amount to use for the schedule.

FAQs

1. Is the Brigade Autograph payment plan 10:10:80?

The full split is 10:10:70:10. You pay 10% at booking, 10% at signing, 70% across 15 stages of work and 10% at possession. The remaining 80% after signing includes the final handover payment.

2. How much do I pay before the first construction instalment?

Booking and signing together account for 20% of the agreement value. That comes to ₹28 lakh on a ₹1.40 crore agreement. The first construction instalment adds 4.5% when the foundation footing or raft is cast.

3. How much is each instalment during construction?

The work stages carry 4.5% or 5% each. On a ₹1.40 crore agreement, a 4.5% stage costs ₹6.30 lakh and a 5% stage costs ₹7 lakh, before applicable GST.

4. Is the payment schedule based on fixed dates?

The 15 construction payments are tied to named stages of work. For example, the ground-floor slab triggers a 4.5% payment, while the start of lift installation triggers a 5% payment. Check the stage and the payment deadline on each notice.

5. Which document shows the full payment schedule?

Schedule G of the sale agreement lists the instalments from booking to possession. Use it with the cost sheet for your chosen flat. Schedule G shows when the sale price is paid, while the cost sheet helps you budget for the charges that sit outside it.