What counts as a closed deal?

A sale that reached recorded status with the platform workflow applied. Pending, fallen-through, and canceled deals are not billable. Rentals are billed as leases or units, separately, and never as a share of anything.

Why is the fee flat instead of a percentage?

Because a percentage of the sale price taken at closing can look like an unlicensed party sharing in real estate compensation, which most states prohibit. A flat software fee billed to your entity on your invoice keeps the platform squarely on the software side of that line.

Is the fee taken out of the closing?

No. Nothing is deducted from a closing statement or from anyone's funds. Your per-deal fees appear as line items on your monthly platform invoice.

Can we start on Launch and move up later?

Yes, and upgrades take effect when you turn on the module you need — with no migration and no re-onboarding. Downgrades require a billing cycle, because they reduce your included seats and branches.

How does the annual discount work?

Annual billing is twelve months for the price of ten, which is the same 20% that monthly billing costs relative to annual. There is no separate discount to negotiate and no reconciliation at renewal.

Do you charge per listing or per lead?

No. Listing volume is capped by tier for capacity planning, but you are never charged for a listing or a lead, and consumers are never charged for searching, saving, or making an offer.

Who pays for the payment rail?

Rent, deposits, and earnest money move through a licensed payment and escrow partner, and any platform fee earned from that arrangement is disclosed in the revenue streams table. We never hold funds, and we never add a fee to a renter's costs.

Can a provider pay for a better position?

A provider can pay a flat fee for a placement, which is labeled as sponsored. For title, escrow, lenders, appraisers, and settlement agents, the dashboard only allows flat-fee plan types — no per-lead, per-order, or per-loan pricing — and the consumer can always choose a provider outside the marketplace.

Pricing

We get paid when a deal closes — a flat fee, not a cut

A subscription for the platform, a flat dollar software fee per closed deal billed to your account, and flat rental fees per lease or managed unit. Listings, leads, offers, and negotiation are never billed, we never take a percentage of a sale price, and nothing is ever drawn from a closing.

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Annual saves 2 months. Annual billing is twelve months for the price of ten. Monthly billing is 20% more — the same thing said the other way. All prices in USD, the subscription billed in advance and transaction fees billed monthly in arrears.

Launch

For a first marketplace on an existing book of business.

$416

per month, billed $4,990/yr

Setup: $2,500
Per closed deal: $199 → $149 → $99
Staff seats: 5
Branches: 1
Rental units: 25
Listings: 500

Branded storefront on a Aurum Estate subdomain
Sales module: listings, leads, offers, transactions
Property data core with manual and CSV ingest
Standard disclosure packet builder
Tenant admin dashboard for brand, fees, and users
Monthly platform statement

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Most tenants start here

Growth

For teams running real volume across several branches.

$1,249

per month, billed $14,990/yr

Setup: $5,000
Per closed deal: $199 → $149 → $99
Staff seats: 25
Branches: 5
Rental units: 250
Listings: 5,000

Everything in Launch
Rentals module: applications, screening, leases, rent collection
Provider directory with flat-fee plan types
Custom domain with managed TLS
RESO Web API and MLS/IDX ingestion
Saved searches with instant alerts
E-signature envelopes with audit trail

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Scale

For multi-state operators with compliance obligations.

$3,333

per month, billed $39,990/yr

Setup: $10,000
Per closed deal: $199 → $149 → $99
Staff seats: 100
Branches: 25
Rental units: Unlimited
Listings: Unlimited

Everything in Growth
Off-market and wholesale modules with per-state rule sets
Lending module: lender directory and pre-qualification requests
Settlement & closing orchestration with API integration
Multi-state disclosure packets
Custom commission split engine, licensed parties only
Quarterly business reviews

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Enterprise

For MLSs, associations, franchise networks, and IMOs.

Custom

Quoted

Setup: Custom
Per closed deal: Quoted
Staff seats: Unlimited
Branches: Unlimited
Rental units: Unlimited
Listings: Unlimited

Everything in Scale
Unlimited tenants, seats, branches, and sub-tenants
Per-tenant and per-franchisee fee schedules and billing
Single sign-on and directory sync
Custom data residency and retention
Named solutions engineer
Security review support and DPA negotiation

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Per-deal fees are flat dollar amounts, billed monthly in arrears to your account. They are never a percentage of a sale price and never drawn from a closing. Rental fees are flat per lease or per unit and are never added to a renter's costs.

Full comparison

Capability	Launch	Growth	Scale	Enterprise
Branded storefront	Subdomain	Custom domain	Custom domain	Unlimited
Branches / marketplaces	1	5	25	Unlimited
Included staff seats	5	25	100	Unlimited
Sales module	Included	Included	Included	Included
Rentals module	Add-on	Included	Included	Included
Off-market module		Add-on	Included	Included
Wholesale module		Add-on	Included	Included
Lending module			Included	Included
Settlement & closing	Portal handoff	Portal handoff	API integration	API + custom SLA
Provider directory		Included	Included	Included
Included rental units	25	250	Unlimited	Unlimited
Per-deal software fee	Flat, stepped by volume	Flat, stepped by volume	Flat, stepped by volume	Quoted
Multi-state disclosure packets	1 state	3 states	All states	All states + custom
Commission split engine	Standard	Standard	Custom	Custom
Single sign-on			Optional	Included
Support	Email	Priority	Dedicated CSM	24/7 + SLA

Revenue criteria

The rules that decide what you are charged

Most platforms hide their fee logic in a contract schedule. These are the same rules the billing engine enforces, written in plain language so there is nothing to discover at renewal.

Transaction fees are flat, never a percentage of the sale price

A flat dollar amount per closed deal cannot be mistaken for a share of real estate compensation. Listing, lead generation, offers, and negotiation are always free, and you are only charged when a deal actually closes and records.

It is billed to your account, not taken from the closing

Your per-deal fee appears as a line item on your monthly platform invoice, addressed to your entity. Nothing is drawn from a closing statement, a commission, or anyone else's funds.

Your per-deal fee steps down with closed volume

The published steps are based on annual closed-deal count, not GMV. Cross 100 closings and the rate drops to the next step for the rest of the billing year, with no renegotiation and no waiting for renewal.

Rental revenue never comes out of the renter's pocket

The rental software fee is billed to you or the landlord. Renter-facing fees are a separate setting, off by default, and only switchable where the jurisdiction permits them — several states and cities cap or ban them outright.

Settlement services are never paid on referral

Where a title, settlement, or lending system pays us, it is a flat fee for a documented technical service at fair market value, never a percentage or a per-order payment. Where the tenant earns from provider placements, the dashboard only allows flat-fee plan types for settlement-service categories, labels them as sponsored, and leaves the consumer free to choose anyone.

Attribution determines what is billable

A deal is billable when it was sourced and managed in the platform. Deals you import that were already closed elsewhere are exempt, and a newly migrated book keeps a 90-day grace period.

Non-circumvention protects the model

A deal sourced in-platform and closed off-platform remains billable. The attribution log makes that auditable without inspecting your books, and the same log is what shows you where your leads actually convert.

Money movement is not ours to handle

Rent, deposits, and earnest money are held and moved only by licensed payment and escrow partners. We integrate with the rail; we never take custody of funds as a principal.

Why the fee is flat, and why that is not a marketing choice

A percentage of the sale price taken from the closing can look like an unlicensed party sharing in real estate compensation, which most states prohibit, and a per-order settlement fee sits close to RESPA Section 8 territory. So the platform charges flat software fees to the tenant and flat technology fees at fair market value to integrated systems — never a percentage of a sale, never a payment for a referral, and never a per-order charge. Provider revenue inside a tenant marketplace follows the same rule and the dashboard enforces it. This page is commercial information, not legal advice; get your own review before publishing a fee schedule.

Per-deal fee

Your flat fee steps down with closed volume

Stepped by annual closed-deal count rather than GMV, because a flat fee should not scale with the price of a house — and because a percentage is the structure we deliberately do not use.

Up to 100 closed deals a yearApplies to every closed deal billed in the year.$199per closed deal

101 – 500 closed deals a yearSteps down automatically when the annual count crosses 100.$149per closed deal

501 or more closed deals a yearThe lowest published step. Enterprise may be quoted lower in volume.$99per closed deal

Worked example

A Scale tenant in the 101 – 500 closed deals a year step. This is the same function the calculator and the economics page call, written out line by line.

Per-deal fee$199 × 60 deals

Transaction fees$11,940

Subscription (10 months)$39,990

Rental fees (120 leases + 0 units)$9,480

Seats and branches over plan$0

Total platform cost$61,410

Per closed deal, all in$1,024

Illustrative, not a quote. Implied sale volume $25M at $420,000 average.

Published placeholder, pending business review

Per-deal fees ($199 / $149 / $99) are placeholders pending a margin model against support cost per tenant.
Rental fees ($4 per unit per month, $79 per lease) are placeholders pending a comparison against screening and payment partner costs.
Setup fees do not yet separate tenant provisioning from data migration effort.
The Enterprise tier has no published floor, by design — it is quoted, not listed.

Rentals

Rental revenue never comes out of a renter's pocket

The rental software fee is billed to you or the landlord, on the same invoice as everything else. Any fee that reaches a renter is a separate setting, off by default, and only switchable where the jurisdiction permits it.

per unit, per month, above your plan's included allowance

Billed to the tenant or the landlord. Units included with each tier are listed on the plan cards above.

$79

per lease signed

A flat software fee for the application, screening, lease, and collection workflow — not a share of a deposit and not a percentage of anything.

Renter-paid fees, where they exist at all

Rent, deposits, and earnest money are handled only by a licensed payment and escrow partner. Where a fee reaches a renter, it is configurable per jurisdiction and switchable off, because some states and cities ban renter processing and junk fees — Colorado's restriction from 2026 is one example.

Provider plans

What a provider can be charged for, and what is not offered

This is the line the platform holds most firmly: settlement services are never paid on referral, so the plan types that would do that are not available in the dashboard at all.

Plan type	Price	Applies to	Note
Directory subscription	Flat monthly fee	Any provider category	A profile, contact intake, and placement in the directory. No placement in a ranked or recommended position.
Sponsored placement	Flat fee per fixed slot or period	Any provider category	Rendered with a "Sponsored" label. It never hides the rest of the directory.
Technology integration fee	Flat fee for a documented service	Settlement, title, escrow, lending	Charged to the system, at fair market value, for a defined technical service. Not tied to order or loan volume.
Per-lead, per-referral, per-order, or per-closed-loan	Not offered	Settlement-service categories only	The admin dashboard does not present these plan types for title, escrow, lenders, appraisers, or settlement agents. They remain available for non-settlement categories such as movers, contractors, and inspectors, where no referral rule applies.

Enforced in the product, not just published here

For settlement-service categories, the admin dashboard only offers flat directory subscription, flat sponsored placement, flat technology fee. Per-lead, per-referral, per-order, per-application, and per-closed-loan plan types are not selectable for this category.

See the plan picker for a title company

Scalability

Step-up thresholds, published in advance

The rule that decides when you move up a tier, add a branch, or add a module is on this page rather than in a renewal surprise.

Step	Trigger	What it unlocks
Start	Launch tier, one branch, five staff seats, sales module	A branded sales marketplace with transaction workflow and disclosures
Add rentals	Rentals module enabled, up to 250 units on Growth	Applications, screening, leases, rent collection, renewals, and maintenance
Add providers	Provider directory enabled	Provider profiles, onboarding, flat-fee plans, per-job scoped access
Add off-market and wholesale	Scale tier, or the module as an add-on	Gated inventory, per-state wholesale rules, assignment tracking, investor buyer lists
Add lending and settlement	Scale tier	Lender directory, pre-qualification requests, loan milestones, settlement API integration
Scale or add branches	Seats, branches, or units beyond the tier	Per-seat and per-branch expansion priced from the tier, plus advanced analytics
Enterprise	Multi-brand, franchise sub-tenants, or MLS/association governance	Unlimited tenants, per-tenant fee schedules, SSO, data residency, contractual SLA

7 published steps from a first marketplace to a multi-brand network. Capacity figures describe configured capability, not measured tenant results.

Add-ons

Priced per unit, charged only if you use them

Nothing here is bundled in a way that hides its cost, and nothing is billed without a tenant turning it on.

Extra branch or brand

$79–$149

per month, per branch

Each additional branch, brand, or marketplace gets its own theme, domain, and routing rules, priced by tier.

Extra seats

$59–$79

per user, per month

Charged automatically above the seats included in your tier. Applies to staff roles, not to consumers, who are always free.

Listing boost credits

$49

per credit, 10-pack

Tenant-controlled premium placement across its own marketplace and alert emails. Targeting is geographic and price-based — never by protected class.

AI listing copy & CMA

$0.40

per generation

Generated descriptions and comparative market analyses, always behind a human approval gate before publishing.

Advanced analytics

$199

per month

Cohort conversion, pricing-velocity, rental occupancy, and provider performance reporting beyond the standard dashboards.

Market data & API access

$299–$2,499

per month

Bulk valuation and velocity data, plus API keys with metered usage and documented rate limits.

White-glove migration

$4,000+

one time

We map and load your existing listings, contacts, units, and historical transactions, including MLS enrollment guidance.

Custom integration adapter

$6,500+

one time

For a title, settlement, LOS, or screening system outside the standard connector library.

Questions

Pricing questions

Including what counts as billable, where the fee is billed, and what happens if you want to leave.

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Building this in-house means a data pipeline, a search surface, a rental lifecycle, a transaction engine, provider onboarding, settlement integrations, and a per-state ruleset engine — before you have a single consumer on the site.

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Where a tenant's own revenue comes from

Agent seat fees between you and your licensees, featured listings and boosts, provider subscriptions and placements, FSBO listing fees, off-market memberships, and where permitted, rental application fees. Our fee is a software fee and yours are yours.

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