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What does one won listing return here?

A flat plan is worth exactly what it wins you. Put in your market’s median, your listing-side rate and the wins you expect, and read the answer next to what the same wins would cost through a referral network.

Worked example$99 a month covers 10 ZIP codes. One won listing at the $440,600 median pays for the plan for 10 years. Keep 100% of your commission.

At a $440,600 median and a 2.88% listing side, one won listing grosses about $12,689. The More Listings plan costs $1,188 a year, so the break-even is 0.09 wins — roughly one listing every 128 months. The same single win through a 35% referral network would cost $4,441 of the commission at closing.

Median: national median existing-home price, National Association of Realtors, June 2026. Rate: Clever Real Estate survey of 533 agents, February 2026.

Gross commission per won listing$12,689
Plan cost per year−$1,188
Wins per year to break even0.09
Kept after the plan, 1 win$11,501
Same 1 win through a 25–40% referral network−$3,172 to −$5,076

Defaults: 2.88% listing side (Clever Real Estate survey of 533 agents, February 2026); referral range 25–40% as published or widely reported. Your numbers replace ours the moment you type.

What the plan buys, and what it never buys

More Listings covers up to 10 ZIP codes; Unlimited Listings covers every ZIP code you are licensed in. Both put you in the sealed competition for every home posted in that coverage, up to 10 agents per home. Neither buys placement: seat entry is ranked by verified performance and no amount of money moves you up — see the methodology. There is no referral fee at closing, ever.

Compare the other side of the ledger with the referral-fee calculator, or read how sealed proposals are won.

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