Compare Miami real estate agents with low commission fees, service levels and seller responsibilities before choosing how to list your property.
Looking for real estate agents in Miami with low commission fees means comparing more than the advertised price. Check whether the service includes representation, MLS exposure, negotiation and contract-to-close support—or only MLS entry.
Ownership disclosure: Eaton Real Estate Company publishes this comparison and is included below. Company pricing and services can change; verify current Miami-specific terms before signing.
Sellers usually want three things: broad MLS exposure, straightforward pricing, and enough support to close with confidence. This page is built to help you compare those options quickly.
| Company | Listing Fee | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Eaton Real Estate Company | 1% or $499 | Sellers who want strong value and flexible service |
| Redfin | 2% example; 1% if you also buy with Redfin within 365 days* | Sellers who may also buy with Redfin and meet current terms |
| Clever Real Estate | 1.5% listing fee ($3,000 minimum)* | Sellers who want an agent-matching service |
| Houzeo | $399 Florida Bronze; higher tiers add closing fees* | DIY-oriented sellers comparing MLS-only and upgraded support |
*Competitor pricing rechecked September 12, 2026. Redfin current terms: 2% if the seller only sells; effective 1% after a qualifying Redfin purchase within 365 days. Clever advertises 1.5% with a $3,000 minimum. Houzeo advertises a $399 Florida Bronze plan with $0 due at closing; higher tiers add closing fees. Verify current written terms directly before listing.
Eaton Real Estate Company gives Miami sellers three ways to sell: a 1% full-service listing or a $499 FSBO Plus option. That flexibility makes it one of the strongest values for sellers who want to choose the level of support that fits their goals.
Miami is a higher-price market, which means the commission difference is not small in real dollars. A seller who saves even a few percentage points may keep enough to cover moving costs, upgrades on the next home, or simply hold more profit after closing.
That is why more homeowners are comparing low commission realtors Miami before they list.
Here is a simple listing-side illustration using a $199,000 sale price:
Not every low-cost option is built the same. When comparing low commission realtors in Miami, focus on the actual service behind the number.
Florida + Texas · One family brokerage
Choose how much of the sale you want to handle. The two flat-fee plans are seller-managed. With 1% Full Service, Eaton represents you through closing.
MLS Basic
$99flat fee
For confident DIY sellers who mainly need MLS exposure.
You price, show, negotiate and manage the sale. No CMA, pricing guidance or representation.
Pay after signing, before MLS preparation.
Choose $99 MLS BasicSee plan detailsFSBO Plus
$499flat fee
For DIY sellers who want more flexibility and support.
You still manage the sale. No CMA, pricing guidance, negotiation or contract-to-close management.
Pay after live-listing review, per your agreement.
Choose $499 FSBO PlusSee plan detailsFull Service
1%listing-side fee
For sellers who want Eaton to represent them through closing.
Eaton represents you and helps manage the sale. Cancel for $0, subject to your signed agreement.
Paid at closing only if your property sells.
Choose 1% Full ServiceSee plan detailsBuyer-agent compensation, if offered, is separate, negotiable and chosen by the seller. Services, compensation and brokerage obligations are governed by the applicable signed agreement.
Yes. The real difference is usually pricing structure and service model, not whether the brokerage is real. The key is understanding exactly what is included.
Yes. MLS exposure is a major part of why sellers use these services, whether they choose a 1% listing or a flat fee MLS option.
It can be. In Miami’s condo-heavy market, even modest commission savings can add up quickly because of the higher sale prices involved.
Yes. That is often the smartest way to decide how much support you want and how much you want to save.
You can review consumer resources from the National Association of Realtors.
Miami sellers do not need to default to high commission. Compare your options, choose the service level that fits, and start your listing with a clearer path forward.
