Flat fee MLS listings in North Carolina and South Carolina
We put your home on the local MLS for a single fee, starting at $295, with a licensed broker responsible for the listing. It appears on Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin the same way an agent listing does, buyers contact you directly, and there is no commission on the listing side.
Currently listing in North Carolina and South Carolina. Each listing is entered and reviewed by a licensed brokerage in that state.
What you would keep
Compared with a typical listing-side commission.
- Listing commission at 2.75%
- $11,000
- Assisted flat fee
- $395
- You keep
- $10,605
Buyer-agent compensation, if you offer any, is the same either way and is not included. Attorney and recording fees apply to every sale.
Start your listingLicensed broker of record
A licensed brokerage in your state enters and reviews every listing.
$0 owed at closing
The package price is the whole fee. Nothing is collected at settlement.
Full refund before it goes live
Cancel any time before the broker enters the listing.
Nineteen free tools
Net sheet, valuation, contract reader, and more, with no account.
How it works
A listing agent does a lot of things by hand that software can do reliably. A few things genuinely require a license. We built the first part and work with licensed brokers for the second.
Read the full process- 01
Tell us about the property
You enter the address and answer questions about the home, your timeline, and how you want to sell. We pull the county record and match it to the name on your ID. Most people finish this in about fifteen minutes.
- 02
The paperwork is prepared for you
Your state's disclosure forms and the listing agreement are filled in from your answers. A licensed broker reviews them, and you sign online.
- 03
Your listing goes on the MLS
The broker enters the listing directly. From there it syndicates to Realtor.com, Zillow, Redfin, and the local brokerage websites, usually within a day.
- 04
You handle the sale, with help where you want it
Buyers and their agents contact you. Each offer comes with a net sheet so you can compare what you would actually receive, and the closing attorney of your choice handles the closing.
Pricing
Three packages, depending on how much of the work you want handled. All of them put your home on the MLS with a licensed broker behind the listing, and all of them are a single payment made when you start.
MLS Listing
$295
One payment. 6-month listing, up to 25 photos.
For sellers who have sold before and mainly need the MLS exposure.
Assisted
$395
One payment. 12-month listing, up to 50 photos.
For sellers who want the paperwork and pricing handled but will run showings and negotiation themselves.
Managed
$595
One payment. 12-month listing, up to 50 photos.
For sellers who want photography, showings, and offer advice handled as well.
The full feature comparison, add-ons, and refund terms are on the pricing page.
What the fee does not include, because there is nothing more
A few flat fee services advertise a low price and then collect a percentage, or a compliance fee, at the closing table. Our package price is the whole fee. You will still pay the normal seller closing costs to the attorney and the county, and any compensation you choose to offer a buyer’s agent in the contract, but none of that goes to us.
| Listing commissionWith an agent, typically 2.5% to 3% of the sale price | $0 |
| Closing or compliance feeSome flat fee services charge several hundred dollars at settlement | $0 |
| Price or status changesOften billed per change elsewhere | $0 |
| Cancelling before the listing is liveRefunded in full | $0 |
A licensed broker is responsible for every listing
Listings are entered and reviewed by a licensed brokerage in your state, and that brokerage is the broker of record on your listing. Their name and license number appear on the licenses page and on your listing agreement.
Your disclosures and listing agreement follow the forms your state requires. Nothing is submitted to the MLS or sent to a buyer until a broker has checked it. You keep control of the price, the showings, and the negotiation, and on the Managed package the broker advises you on offers and counters.
Free tools
Nineteen calculators, reports, and document readers for sellers. They are free and do not require an account, and they are useful whether or not you end up listing with us.
See all the tools- Home value reportAn estimate with the recent sales it is based on.
- Seller net sheetWhat you would receive at closing after every cost.
- Contract analyzerDeadlines, contingencies, and unusual clauses in a purchase contract.
- Listing description writerA description that fits your MLS character limit and its rules.
Start with the address
You can see the county record and the pricing before you create an account or pay anything.