Listing vs Buyer Agent Split Calculator
Compare the commission split between the listing agent and the buyer agent at 50/50, 60/40, or any split you choose.
Sale price and fee figures are computed on your device — nothing is uploadedTry: Sale price=500000, Total commission rate=5.7, Listing agent share=50, Other closing fees=0, Remaining loan balance=0 → $28,500.00, $14,250.00, $14,250.00, $471,500.00
How to use
The total commission is shared between the agent who lists your home and the agent who brings the buyer. This tool shows both shares for any split you enter.
Try 50/50, 60/40, or any other ratio to compare what each side receives from the same sale.
FAQ
What is a typical real estate commission?
Across the U.S. total commission often lands near 5–6% of the sale price, split between the listing and buyer agents. Rates are negotiable and vary by market.
How is commission split between agents?
The total commission is shared between the listing agent and the buyer agent. A 50/50 split is common, but 60/40 or other splits happen. This calculator shows both sides.
Who pays the buyer agent after the NAR settlement?
After the 2024 NAR settlement, buyers typically pay their agent, often through a concession negotiated in the offer. Practice varies by state and brokerage.
How do I calculate my net proceeds?
Net proceeds equal the sale price minus the total commission, any closing fees, and your remaining loan balance. Enter all of them above to see the figure.