Some brokerages promise 100% commission — after you earn your first $60,000 at 80%. We think you should keep 100% from your very first deal. Here’s the math.
Start every year at 80%
Earn $60K+ before you see 100%
Cap resets every January
Give up $10K–$12K in splits annually
100% from your first deal
No GCI cap to hit
No annual reset
One transparent monthly fee
Let’s compare using a common scenario: 5 deals per year, $10,000 average commission, $50,000 GCI.
+$7,461 more per year with eRealty. Same work. Same deals.
ARC Real Estate fee data sourced from their publicly available recruiting materials, February 2026. eRealty fees based on $149/month plan.
Some brokerages claim their cap model ‘rewards growth.’ But because the cap resets every January, even top producers give up $12,000 in splits year after year.
Over 5 years, that's $37,000–$42,000 more in your pocket. Enough for a down payment, a year of college tuition, or a full renovation. All from choosing the right structure.
Here’s the detail most conditional 100% brokerages don’t emphasize: the annual reset. Every January 1st, your split goes back to 80%. You re-earn your way to 100% all over again. Year after year. At eRealty Advisors, January 1st is just another day of keeping 100% of your commission. No resets. No cycles. Just consistency.
$99 or $149/mo
Your choice of plan
$50 or $129
Based on commission amount
$10 per $1K
Of commission earned
No commission splits. No desk fees. No franchise fees. No surprises.
A brokerage that starts you at 80% and moves you to 100% after you hit a GCI cap (often $60K+). The cap resets every January.
$149/month = $1,788/year in transparent fees. Their model takes $10,000–$12,000/year in commission splits. Our total cost is a fraction of theirs.
Even at 5 deals ($50K GCI), you keep $7,461 more with eRealty. The math works at every production level.
No. One deal or fifty, you keep 100% on every single one.
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