Commission Calculator

Split a sales commission between agent and brokerage, for property, sales and affiliate deals.

100% FreeNo sign-upPrivate — runs in your browser
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total commission

Total commission
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Agent's share
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Brokerage's share
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Agent's net after fixed fee
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Effective rate (%)
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How to use this tool

1
Enter sale price and rate

Type the price and the commission percentage.

2
Enter the split

Type the agent's percentage of the commission.

3
Add fixed fees

In Advanced options, deduct any flat desk or transaction fee.

4
Read both shares

The result shows agent, brokerage and net agent amounts.

Formula & worked example

Commission = sale price x commission rate. Agent's share = commission x agent's split %. Brokerage's share = commission – agent's share. Agent's net = agent's share – fixed fee.

Worked example: $500,000 sale at 6% commission = $30,000. With a 70% agent split, the agent receives $21,000 and the brokerage keeps $9,000.

Limitations — read this before you rely on it

Commission structures, splits, taxes and who pays vary by market, contract and role (listing vs buyer agent). This calculator splits one stated commission; it does not model income tax or VAT/sales tax on the commission.

Frequently asked questions

Usually the seller pays the listing commission from the sale proceeds, and it is often shared with the buyer's agent. In other sales, the seller, platform or client pays under contract.

In most markets yes. Rates vary by price, market, service level and whether the agent works alone or with a brokerage.

No. This is a calculator from the numbers you enter. Tax, legal and investment decisions depend on your full circumstances, so check with a qualified professional for real decisions.

As accurate as the inputs and the stated formula. It is a model with simplifications listed in the limitations; try a range of inputs rather than trusting one figure.

Yes for the maths, which is currency-neutral unless a jurisdiction is stated. Tax rules, thresholds and market conventions differ by country, so check local rules where they matter.