; and (ii) whether such compensation paid to the broker will be paid up front or financed through the life of the small business financing. (E) All conflicts of interest the broker may have. (F) A break down and explanation of the broker’s fee structure, including— (i) any financial or economic interest the broker has in offering a product to the small business; and (ii) whether the broker will receive a higher fee for brokering a certain small business financing over another small business financing. (3) Public disclosure of previous borrower results (A) Website disclosure Each broker shall post clearly and prominently on the website of the broker the anonymous and aggregated results of previous small business borrowers who have obtained small business financing through the broker’s services, in terms of annual percentage rate and financing product. (B) Brokers without websites Notwithstanding subparagraph (A), if a broker does not have a website, the broker shall disclose the information described in subparagraph (A) in a paper format, upon request by any small business borrower. (4) Small business complaints with respect to brokers The Director shall— (A) collect complaints from small businesses with respect to their experiences with brokers; and (B) make such complaints available to the public on the website of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. (5) Restriction on best interest claims A broker that is paid higher fees with certain lenders, small business financing types, or through terms other than the size of the small business financing may not state that the broker is acting in the best interest of the potential small business borrower. (6) Prohibition on steering A loan originator or broker may not steer a small business to small business financing that is not in the small business’s best interest. (7) Restrictions on certain fees (A) No fee if parties do not come to an agreement A broker may not charge a small business any fee if— (i) the broker is unable to find the small business financing