Homiy stays free for home buyers. Agents would pay for Homiy Pro, sellers would get a free Seller Desk, and a flat-fee buyer service is planned for when Homiy is licensed.
For buyers
Search, chat, the journey and My Home cost nothing. A flat-fee broker would be there if you want one, once Homiy is licensed.
$0
Find it, understand it, buy it, own it.
Free. We don't sell your info.
$5,000
planned · paid at closing · $0 if you don't buy
A licensed broker would represent you, from first tour to keys.
Planned · at closing. Compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable.
If a seller agreed to pay your broker, that money would pay the fee first, and the rest would be credited to you at closing where state law and your lender allow. Missouri, Oklahoma, Oregon and Tennessee don't allow the credit, so there your broker would ask for a lower price instead.
For agents
Leads who asked for you by name, a CRM and a deal room the buyer sees too. Planned pricing, flat fees only.
$0
planned
Bring your own clients.
$99/mo
or $79/mo billed yearly · planned
For solo agents.
$299/mo
5 seats · +$39/seat · planned
For teams.
from $999/mo
billed yearly · 25 seats · planned
For brokerages.
No per-lead fees. No pay-to-rank. Buyers pick you; you pay for the tools.
Planned: month-to-month, cancel anytime, export your contacts anytime, and a lead is never sold to a second agent.
| Pro Free | Pro | Pro Team | Pro Brokerage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $99/mo, or $79/mo billed yearly | $299/mo (or $249/mo yearly), 5 seats, +$39/seat | From $999/mo billed yearly, 25 seats, +$25/seat |
| For | Trying it with your own clients | Solo agents | Teams | Brokerages |
| Seats | 1 | 1 | 5+ | 25+ |
| Contacts / deal rooms | 25 / 1 active | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Shown to buyers who ask for an agent | No | 1 city or a 15-mile radius | 3 cities or radii | Every area in your licensed states |
| Calling and texting from Pro | — | 1,000 texts + 500 min/mo | 5,000 texts + 2,500 min/mo | Pooled, custom |
| Inclusions | Profile with verified license, shared deal room, buyer journey sharing, consent viewer | + Leads inbox with consent proof, pipeline, tasks, listing room with offer comparison, showings and feedback, automations with quiet hours and caps, analytics | + Team inbox, routing inside the team the buyer chose, response-time dashboard, shared templates, coaching view | + Broker oversight, audit log, consent and do-not-call exports, fair-housing ad-check reports, SSO, data API |
| Contract | — | Monthly or yearly; cancel anytime; export anytime | Same as Pro | Yearly |
Planned pricing; Homiy Pro isn't on sale yet. Flat price. No per-lead, per-closing or referral fees. Buyers choose which agent to contact. Your plan never changes which homes buyers see. Cancel anytime; export your data anytime. The CRM demo uses sample data.
For sellers
Selling on your own? The Seller Desk would be free: offers side by side, showings and a deal room.
Selling with an agent? Their Homiy Pro plan would include the listing room with offer comparison, so Homiy wouldn't charge you there either.
$0
planned
For selling on your own.
Planned. Today Homiy is a free preview and earns nothing. Here's who would pay, when, and what Homiy would never accept.
Homiy would accept nothing of value (no fee, credit, discount or free service) from lenders, title or escrow companies, inspectors, insurers or other providers for recommending or listing them. Real estate agents could pay Homiy a flat monthly fee for Homiy Pro software and to be shown when you ask to talk to an agent; that fee would never depend on how many buyers contact them or whether anyone buys, and it would never change which homes Homiy shows you. Homiy hasn't decided whether it would pay referral fees to, or accept them from, other brokerages, and would disclose any to you in dollars.
The fee would be written into the buyer agreement you'd sign before your first tour, with a 60-day term and how to end it. It would cover your broker, one named person, and the agents from the same firm who'd meet you at homes. Because it wouldn't grow with the price, nobody on your side would earn more when you pay more.
As your broker, Homiy would receive no more than $5,000 from any source for your purchase. Compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable.
Since August 17, 2024, sellers' offers to pay a buyer's broker can't be posted on the MLS, the listing system agents share. A seller can still offer to pay, or agree to when you ask, so whether one will is unknown until your broker asks. Homiy's cost estimates don't assume a seller will pay.
In these states, the law doesn't let a broker pass part of its pay to a buyer as a credit. There, if a seller offered more than the fee, your broker would ask for a lower price for you instead:
These states set rules for how a seller's payment is written down:
In the other states Homiy covers, our research found no ban on the credit, but some of those findings still need a lawyer's review. Research as of September 2026; not legal advice.
Since August 17, 2024, under the National Association of Realtors' settlement rules, a buyer working with an agent who uses the MLS signs a written agreement before touring a home, in person or live online. It states what the agent will be paid, as an amount or rate, and can't be open-ended; the agent can't receive more than that from any source; and it says that broker fees are fully negotiable and not set by law (NAR, “What the NAR Settlement Means for Home Buyers and Sellers”, updated May 24, 2024).
Who pays is up to you and the seller: you, the seller, or both. For context, the average U.S. buyer's agent commission was 2.42% in Q3 2025, according to Redfin.
Federal law already bans most of this. For purchases with most mortgages, RESPA section 8 (12 U.S.C. §2607) bars giving or accepting anything of value for referring business such as the loan itself, title insurance, escrow and closing, appraisals, inspections or home insurance. Homiy's pledge would apply whether or not you borrow, and to any provider. The same law allows referral fees between real estate brokerages: that's the part of the policy above Homiy hasn't decided yet.
A plan, not an offer of services, and not legal advice. Laws and industry rules as researched in September 2026. How we know explains how Homiy labels every number.