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Keller Williams Coachella Valley

Last checked November 10, 2026.

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Model
Hybrid
Type
Franchise
Split
70/30
Annual cap
$25,000
Post-cap fee
After the $25,000 market-center cap is met, the agent receives 100% of commission for the remainder of the anniversary year, except the separately capped 6% royalty.
Per-transaction fee
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Per-transaction schedule
30% of commission to the market center until the $25,000 cap. A 6% royalty to KW International is charged and is capped at $3,000 annually. Official FAQ states the maximum an individual agent will pay from commission in 12 months from the join anniversary is $28,000 ($25,000 cap + $3,000 royalty cap).
Monthly fee
$125
Startup fee
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E&O
$55 monthly E&O insurance fee, plus a $70 monthly KW technology fee, as published on the official FAQ. Combined monthly cost $125.
Revenue share
Published program
California presence
Keller Williams market center with published offices in Indian Wells and Palm Desert, California.
Notes
These figures are this market center's published FAQ, not a uniform California or national KW schedule. Caps, splits, and monthly fees vary by KW market center. Keller Williams profit share is a company feature; it is recorded as revenue_share true in the KW sense of profit share, not as a cloud-brokerage recruiting downline. Startup fee is not published on the FAQ that loaded. Association and MLS dues are extra.

Cost at 5, 10, and 20 deals

Same published rules as the calculator, using an $800,000 sale price and a 2.5% commission. Change the inputs.

5 deals

Brokerage cost $29,500. Commission kept $70,500.

10 deals

Brokerage cost $29,500. Commission kept $170,500.

20 deals

Brokerage cost $29,500. Commission kept $370,500.

Sources

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