Why choose 1 Percent Lists?
A local 1 Percent Lists office may be right for sellers who prefer in-person agent involvement and want professional photos coordinated as part of the listing.
Same listing percentage. Different operating models.
1 Percent Lists and Eaton both advertise 1% listing-side representation. One is a network of locally owned franchise brokerages; the other offers direct remote-first service in Florida and Texas.

When the percentage matches, look at the office-specific terms, minimums, showings and on-site services included.
What to evaluate
Eaton publishes this comparison and is one of the options. Its 1% listing-side service is direct in Florida and Texas; buyer-agent compensation, if any, is set separately by the seller.

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The short answer
A 1% fee is 1% of the sale price whichever brand offers it. The meaningful questions are whether an office operates near your home, whether photography is included, and which agent is responsible for the listing and transaction.
Both brands market full-service 1% listing-side commissions.
1 Percent Lists is a franchise network, and the local office’s final written scope matters.
1 Percent Lists advertises professional photography; Eaton’s direct model uses seller-provided photos and access.
The money
Listing-side commissions are one part of selling costs. Compare the broker’s fee with any minimums, photography charges, buyer-agent compensation and the service actually included.
At a $400,000 sale, each advertised 1% listing-side rate calculates to $4,000. Separately negotiated buyer-agent fees, optional services and any local written terms are excluded.
Where it matters
Commission percentages never tell the complete service story. The written listing agreement does.
1 Percent Lists says its independently owned local franchises offer a full-service experience with professional photography and agent representation. Eaton’s standard direct plan is different on purpose: the owner supplies photos and physical access, while the Eaton brokerage manages MLS exposure, inquiries, offer negotiation and contract-to-close coordination remotely. Neither model should be described as universally better; one may simply fit the way the homeowner wants to sell.
The actual offer
These comparisons distinguish advertised terms from contract-specific work. Review a local property quote before making a decision.
Fees are negotiable. The seller chooses whether to offer or agree to buyer-agent compensation, which is separate from the listing-side examples. Eaton’s standard direct 1% plan does not include broker attendance at individual showings or open houses; the seller supplies photos and physical access.
A fair decision
A local 1 Percent Lists office may be right for sellers who prefer in-person agent involvement and want professional photos coordinated as part of the listing.
Eaton may be right for sellers comfortable handling the physical side of the property and dealing directly with a Florida/Texas brokerage remotely.
Common questions
No. The companies are independent. 1 Percent Lists uses locally owned franchise offices; Eaton offers direct brokerage service in Florida and Texas and confirmed partners elsewhere.
Yes. The published headline rate is 1% for both, but included physical services and contract terms differ.
The brand’s public information says professional photography is included. Verify with the local office serving your address.
Eaton advertises $0 cancellation penalty under its direct listing terms; other obligations in the signed agreement may still apply.
More research
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Compare the physical work required and the written listing agreements—not just two identical commission percentages.