Keep your equity.
Keep your agent.

Your listing is serviced by a named, licensed REALTOR® at their brokerage of record, the same regulated relationship as any listing. What's different is the split of labour: you coordinate showings (the time-consuming part), and your agent owns pricing, negotiation, conditions, and closing paperwork (the parts that are expensive to get wrong). The flat fee replaces the listing-side commission.

You coordinate showings; you don't host them. Buyers' agents request times through Touchbase, BC's standard showing-request system, and you confirm directly. Every buyer walks through with their own licensed agent - strangers never come through unaccompanied. Run the 20-minute reset from the prep guide, then head out; if you'd rather stay, greet them at the door and step back. There are no agent-hosted open houses on either plan. Your agent installs a brokerage lockbox at setup and removes it before completion.

Yes. The flat fee replaces the listing-side commission only. You choose the buyer-side commission you offer (the calculator above uses the market average), and it comes out of your proceeds at completion, same as any listing.

No agent-hosted showings or open houses. No always-on, drop-everything availability. No bespoke marketing campaigns. If you want a full-service listing, a traditional agent is the right buy; this is for sellers who'll trade coordinating showings for keeping the listing-side commission.

If your listing agreement ends without an accepted offer, you can relist with a refreshed CMA for MLS® posting fees only: a few hundred dollars passed through at cost, with no second platform fee. No upsells, no pressure campaigns. One thing to know: MLS® history doesn't reset. Days on market stay visible to agents either way.

You pay the flat fee, plus GST, plus the buyer-side commission you choose to offer (we recommend the market average, shown in the calculator above). On Core, professional photos and a floor plan are required and you book and pay those vendors directly; on Plus and Complete they're included in the fee. The fee itself is set out in a written fee agreement you sign with your REALTOR® before listing work begins, and it's handled through the brokerage, not this website. If you relist after an expiry, MLS® posting fees pass through at cost. Anything else you choose to spend on, like cleaning, touch-ups or staging, you arrange and pay for directly, and none of it is required to list.

Yes, on every plan. In our experience it's one of the biggest factors in how a listing performs, so it isn't something we leave to preference. A brokerage that lets you skip it isn't saving you money, it's letting your listing compete badly. What differs by plan is who does the work. On Core you book and pay the vendors directly, and your agent tells you who to call and what to book. On Plus, photos and the floor plan are in your fee: you book the appointment, the bill comes to us. On Complete they're in your fee as well, and we book the appointment and meet the photographer there ourselves.