Brokerage

Redfin

Last checked November 10, 2026.

Brokerage website

Model

Split

Type

Independent

Split

up to 75/25

Annual cap

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Post-cap fee

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Per-transaction fee

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Per-transaction schedule

not published as a hang-your-license fee schedule. Redfin Next agents are employees; Redfin states it covers costs traditionally paid by agents, including benefits, mileage, payroll taxes, and listing expenses. Know their fees? Submit a correction

Monthly fee

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Annual fee

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Startup fee

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E&O

not published as a separate agent-paid fee on the Redfin Next announcement that loaded Know their fees? Submit a correction

Revenue share

None published

California presence

Company-owned brokerage operating across California. The official Redfin Next announcement (updated July 1, 2025) says the plan launched in San Francisco and Los Angeles and that Redfin intended to expand it to other high-priced markets.

Notes

Redfin is an employee brokerage, not a typical independent-contractor 'hang your license' shop. Official Redfin Next post: agents can earn splits as high as 75% on their own deals in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with Redfin covering specified business expenses and benefits. A uniform California ICA or a full fee table is not published on that page. Partner agents are not Redfin employees and are outside this fee entry. redfin.com/next returned HTTP 403 to automated fetches; the news post that loaded is the source used here.