Search for the lowest real estate commission in 2026, and you'll find a sea of comparison articles and affiliate sites. ShopProp is the only actual brokerage in the results — because we're the ones doing the work, not writing about it.
Here are three real October 2026 closings that prove ShopProp charges the lowest commission of any full-service brokerage in America.
Encinitas, CA: $73,380 Saved
SOLD835 Lynwood Dr, Encinitas, CA — Purchased October 28, 2026 for $3,255,000. Traditional 2.5% commission: $81,375. ShopProp flat fee: $7,995. Buyer saved $73,380.
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San Diego, CA: $18,480 Saved
SOLD9610 Capricorn Way, San Diego, CA — Purchased October 29, 2026 for $939,000. Traditional commission: $23,475. ShopProp fee: $4,995. Buyer saved $18,480.
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Fountain Valley, CA: $15,750 Saved
SOLD18261 Arches Ct, Fountain Valley, CA — Purchased October 1, 2026 for $850,000. Traditional commission: $21,250. ShopProp fee: $5,500. Buyer saved $15,750.
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Why Comparison Sites Can't Compete
The other results for "lowest real estate commission" are comparison articles — sites like Clever, HomeLight, and RealEstateWitch that write about brokerages but don't actually represent buyers or sellers. They earn referral fees by sending you to traditional agents.
ShopProp is the real thing: a licensed brokerage with a managing broker, 4,000+ closings, and 19 years of full-service representation at a flat fee.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Three closings, $107,610 in combined savings, all in October 2026. No comparison site can show you their own closings — because they don't have any.
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