YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR NUMBERS.
What could your
next move look like?
Explore how production, commission splits, and business costs change the income you keep. Build two scenarios and compare them side by side.
01 · YOUR PRODUCTION
Set a common starting point.
These assumptions apply to both scenarios.
Use your negotiated rate for one side of a transaction.
02 · COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
Two paths. A clearer picture.
A buyer side or seller side counts as one.
No cap: the brokerage split applies to every closing.
Marketing, tools, insurance, and other operating costs.
Brokerage fees & royaltiesFine-tune this scenario
A buyer side or seller side counts as one.
Marketing, tools, insurance, and other operating costs.
Brokerage fees & royaltiesFine-tune this scenario
03 · THE DIFFERENCE
Scenario B leaves more in your business.
Based on your inputs for one full year.
Follow the money.
See exactly how each scenario adds up.
| Annual comparison | Scenario A | Scenario B |
|---|---|---|
| Gross commission income | $200,000 | $200,000 |
| Brokerage split, fees & royalties | $53,200 | $27,400 |
| Business expenses | $12,000 | $12,000 |
| Estimated income before taxes | $134,800 | $160,600 |
Editable examples, not brokerage quotes. Commission rates are negotiable. The split and royalty apply independently to gross commission, subject to their individual caps; other fees continue throughout the year. This estimate excludes taxes, team splits, referral fees, and benefits. Your inputs stay in this page and reset when you reload.