KeyTa

KeyTa Real Estate Assistant

Sell your home for a flat fee, search homes for sale, and work with real estate agents and lawyers on one AI platform, from pricing and offers to closing.

What KeyTa costs

KeyTa charges a flat fee of $1,499 to sell your home, less than 0.15% of a $1,000,000 sale. A traditional 5% commission on the same sale is about $50,000 and usually includes the buyer's agent's share; with KeyTa you decide what commission to offer the buyer's agent. Commissions are negotiable. Compare the fees · Read the FAQ

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How much does it cost to sell with KeyTa?

KeyTa charges a flat fee of $1,499 to sell your home, less than 0.15% of a $1,000,000 sale, and you pay it only when your home sells. A traditional 5% commission on the same sale is about $50,000 and usually includes the buyer's agent's share; with KeyTa you decide what commission to offer the buyer's agent, and commissions are negotiable. The fee covers KeyTa's pricing, listing and marketing work, including your listing on the MLS® System. Your real estate lawyer's fees are separate.

Is KeyTa a real estate brokerage?

No. KeyTa is not a brokerage. It works under a licensed real estate brokerage, and every transaction goes through that brokerage. KeyTa uses technology to cut the cost of selling and buying a home, and whenever you need help, a licensed real estate agent can help you.

When do I pay KeyTa's fee?

When your home sells. Before that, you pay only for optional extras you choose, such as a detailed CMA report, photo and video enhancement, a sign or a lockbox. Whatever you paid for extras is taken off the flat fee when your home sells.

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