Our listing-side fee is straightforward:
$5,000 or 1% of the sale price,
whichever is greater
What it costs to sell your home
Listing-side fee vs a 5.5% all-in example. This is an illustration, not a standard rate and not what you will pay at closing.
The 5.5% figure is an example of what sellers once commonly budgeted. Broker fees are negotiated now. They are not set by NAR, Canopy MLS, or any required rate.
What’s left after commissions and fees
Same sale price. Three different ways of selling. The number is what is left of that price after these fees.
If the home sold for Enter a price above
Cash iBuyer
What’s left
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5.5% all-in example
What’s left
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5K Realty
What’s left
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You keep more with 5K
iBuyer mid case uses 10% under the sale price plus a 5% service fee. The 5.5% column is an example, not a standard rate. These figures are fee impact on the sale price, not cash at closing.
Seller questions
Is this just an MLS dump?
No. Canopy MLS, photos, contracts, negotiation, and closing support are included.
How does buyer-agent pay work after the NAR settlement?
Fees are negotiated. NAR and the MLS do not set a standard commission. Offering pay to a buyer agent is your decision and sits on top of the 5K listing-side fee.
What is the 5.5% number?
An example of what sellers once commonly budgeted all-in. Not a going rate and not a closing quote.