Real Estate Agent Commission Split Calculator

Sale Price:

Commission Rate (%):

Agent's Commission Share: 75%

Additional Brokerage Fees ($):

Total Commission: $45,000
Agent Receives ($): $33,750
Agent Receives (%): 75%
Brokerage Retains ($): $11,250
Brokerage Retains (%): 25%
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FAQ

How do commission splits work in real estate?

Commission splits in real estate refer to the division of commission between an agent and their brokerage. When a real estate agent closes a transaction, the total commission earned is split according to the agreement with their brokerage. Traditional brokerages typically pocket 30% to 50% of the commission, leaving the agent with 50% to 70%. High commission split brokerages, on the other hand, allow agents to retain a larger portion, sometimes as much as 100%, depending on the brokerage model and fees.

What is a high commission split brokerage?

A high commission split brokerage allows real estate agents to retain a larger portion of the commission, often between 70% and 100%. In contrast, agents at traditional brokerages typically retain only 50% to 70% of the commission from each transaction, with the remaining 30% to 50% going to the brokerage.

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