Transparent Georgia MLS pricing
No hidden broker fees. No closing-day surprises.
Your plan price is the plan price. Simply List does not stack broker administration, transaction coordinator, or technology fees onto your closing statement.
Optional services and applicable tax, shipping, or deposits are itemized before you authorize payment.
No broker admin feeNo added brokerage processing charge
No transaction coordinator feeNo separate coordination surcharge
No technology feeNo platform or dashboard charge
No nickel-and-dime office feesOptional choices are shown before payment
A simpler fee conversation
Know what Simply List charges before you list.
Some real estate bills are difficult to compare because the advertised rate is only the beginning. A brokerage administration fee, transaction fee, compliance charge, technology fee, or mandatory service bundle can change the number later.
That is not how Simply List prices its brokerage service. We state the selected plan in the listing agreement. If you choose an optional product or service, you see its cost before ordering. We do not invent another office fee at closing.
What we do not add
No pile of office surcharges behind the advertised rate.
These are not separate Simply List charges layered onto the plan in your signed agreement.
Broker administration
No separate broker admin or brokerage processing fee.
Transaction coordination
No separate fee just because a transaction coordinator or office workflow is involved.
Technology or platform
No dashboard, platform, software, or technology surcharge.
Document storage
No separate online file, document library, or compliance-storage fee.
Mandatory marketing bundle
No surprise package added after you select your plan.
Success or office fee
No second Simply List fee created only because the property closes.
Clear does not mean vague
What can still be separate?
Transparent pricing also means being honest about costs that are not the Simply List brokerage fee.
Optional services you select
Photography, yard signs, Supra lockboxes, Coming Soon service, open-house promotion, and other optional products are charged only when ordered. Checkout separates the product price, applicable tax, shipping, and any refundable deposit.
Negotiated contract terms
Buyer-broker compensation, seller-paid closing costs, repairs, credits, and concessions are transaction terms. They are not hidden Simply List fees.
Property and closing expenses
Attorney charges, property taxes, liens, loan payoffs, HOA charges, recording costs, and similar third-party amounts depend on the property and final closing statement.
A disclosed cancellation path
Before draft approval, the current cancellation path does not charge a termination fee, although required owners must sign the termination. After draft approval, immediate cancellation currently costs $75.00 for a sale listing or $50.00 for a rental listing. Letting the listing expire does not have an early-cancellation charge. The signed agreement and checkout review control.
Compare brokers confidently
Ask for the complete number, not just the headline rate.
A lower advertised price may not be lower after required office fees are added. Ask every listing broker these questions before signing.
Compare Simply List plans- 01
Will any broker admin, transaction, compliance, or technology fee be added later?
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Which services are truly optional, and will I see the complete cost before paying?
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What amount is due if the home closes, does not sell, or is cancelled?
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Is buyer-broker compensation included, required, or negotiated separately?
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Does the signed agreement match the price being advertised?
The Simply List promise
Choose what helps. Skip what does not.
Your MLS plan provides the brokerage service described in the signed agreement. Optional products remain choices, not a path for adding unexplained fees. Before you submit an order, the review screen shows what you selected and what you will pay.
Straight answers
Questions about real estate listing fees
Does Simply List charge a broker administration fee?
No. Simply List does not add a separate broker administration or brokerage processing fee to the plan fee stated in your signed listing agreement.
Is there a transaction coordinator fee?
No. We do not add a separate transaction coordinator fee. The responsibilities included with your selected plan are described before you sign.
Is there a technology, platform, or document-storage fee?
No. Simply List does not add a separate technology, platform, dashboard, compliance, or document-storage fee to the stated plan price.
Are optional services included in the listing fee?
No. Photography, signs, Supra lockboxes, Coming Soon service, open-house promotion, and other optional products are separate only when you choose them. Their price, tax, shipping, and any refundable deposit are itemized before payment.
Can other costs still appear at closing?
Yes. Closing attorney charges, taxes, liens, payoffs, HOA charges, repairs, concessions, buyer-broker compensation, and other third-party transaction costs are separate from the Simply List listing fee. They depend on the property, contract, and closing statement.
Is buyer-broker compensation required by Simply List?
No. Buyer-broker compensation is separate from the Simply List fee and is negotiated as part of the transaction. A seller may evaluate and accept, reject, or counter a request subject to the signed contract and applicable law.
What happens if I cancel my listing?
Before draft approval, the current cancellation path does not charge a termination fee, although required owners must sign the termination. After draft approval, immediate cancellation currently costs $75.00 for a sale listing or $50.00 for a rental listing. Letting the listing expire does not have an early-cancellation charge. The signed agreement and checkout review control.
Ready for a clearer way to list?
See the plan. Choose your options. Know the cost.
List through FMLS and GAMLS with a Georgia brokerage that explains its fee before you sign.
Pricing, optional services, cancellation terms, and third-party costs can change. The current checkout review, signed listing agreement, purchase terms, and closing statement control the amounts that apply to a specific property or transaction.