A flat fee MLS listing allows you to list your home on your local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for a one-time fee, without paying a traditional listing agent commission. Your property appears alongside all other agent-listed homes and is syndicated to major real estate websites.

Yes. Your home is entered into the same MLS system used by licensed agents, such as Stellar MLS, Beaches MLS, Miami Realtors MLS, etc. Buyers and agents searching the MLS will see your property just like any other listing.

Yes. Once your property is listed in the MLS, it is automatically distributed to major real estate websites including Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin, as well as dozens of additional sites.

With a traditional agent, you typically pay a 5%–6% commission at closing.
With a flat fee MLS listing:

• You pay a one-time upfront fee
• You keep control of the sale
• You avoid paying a listing agent commission
• You negotiate the buyer agent commission and are not required to pay any set fee
• Buyer agent commissions are no longer offered through the MLS system

You still get MLS exposure without the full-service cost.

There is no listing agent commission.
You choose whether to offer compensation to a buyer’s agent, which is optional but often recommended to attract more buyers.

Yes, you can. However, offering a competitive commission (commonly 2%–3%) may increase showings and buyer interest, since many buyers are working with agents.

On a $500,000 home, a traditional 3% listing commission would cost $15,000. With a flat fee MLS listing, you pay a small upfront fee instead—saving you thousands.

Yes. Your listing is entered into the MLS by a licensed real estate broker who is a member of the National Association of Realtors and follows all applicable rules and regulations.

• 6-month property listing in the Stellar MLS system
• Buyer agent commission set by seller (no minimum required)
• Listing can include up to 100 photos supplied by seller 
• Syndication to all major websites, including Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, 85+ additional sites
• Unlimited text editing of your MLS listing
• Open House notifications
• Access to comparable sales information on similar properties (if available)
• No processing fees at closing
• Retain the right to sell without broker participation
• Legal documents provided to complete the transaction

• Buyer agent commission set by seller (no minimum required)
• Syndication to all major websites including Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, 85+ additional sites
• Professional advice on recommended improvements to maximize property value
• Comparable property reports and assistance with pricing strategy
• Regular updates on changing market conditions
• Use of ShowingTime to schedule all showings (if needed)
• Agent feedback and activity reports sent by email
• Presentation of all offers with professional guidance on merits and terms of each contract
• Expert negotiation advice from a 37-year experienced real estate broker
• Full management of marketing, showings, and transaction from listing through closing

You will have access to comparable sales data (when available) to help you determine pricing. Some sellers also choose to consult an appraiser or local agent for additional guidance.

You do. As the seller, you communicate directly with buyers or buyer agents and negotiate the terms of the sale. This gives you full control over the process.

You can upload a large number of photos (depending on MLS limits), allowing you to fully showcase your property online.

Yes. You can request changes to your listing, including price updates, photo edits, and description changes. They are completed with-in 24 hours of the request

Yes. Open houses can be added to your MLS listing so they appear on public websites.

Buyers without agents may contact the listing broker and if so, their info will be forwarded to you. Buyer agents contact you directly, so you never miss an opportunity and can respond immediately.

Showing requests are typically sent directly to you via phone, email, or a showing service, depending on how your listing is set up. We offer Showingtime at no extra charge.

Not necessarily. Standard contracts are commonly used in Florida, and many sellers work with a real estate attorney or title company to review documents and handle closing.

Yes. Required disclosures and commonly used forms are available to help you complete your sale properly. Availble on our website.

Absolutely. In Florida, it is very common to use a title company or attorney to handle the closing process.

Most listings remain active for up to 6 months, depending on the plan you select.

Yes. You can cancel your listing at any time, subject to MLS rules and any active contracts.

Yes. Flat fee MLS listings are fully legal and widely used by sellers throughout Florida.

No. The flat fee is paid upfront. There are no listing commissions or processing fees due at closing.

Some sellers prefer full-service representation and are willing to pay for it. Others choose a flat fee MLS to save money while maintaining control of the sale.

No—especially if you offer a competitive buyer agent commission. Your home is visible in the MLS and available to all agents.

You can accept, reject, or counter the offer. Once terms are agreed upon, the transaction moves to closing with a title company or attorney.

Flat Fee MLS works best for sellers who:

• Want to save on commission
• Are comfortable communicating with buyers
• Want control over the process

This may not be the best fit if you:

• Want full-service, hands-on representation
• Prefer an agent to handle all communication and negotiations

Getting started is simple:

1. Choose your listing plan
2. Submit your property details
3. Your home is listed in the MLS