On August 14, 2026, a ShopProp client closed on a Phoenix home at 4260 E Vineyard Rd for $369,000. They paid $3,000 in broker fees. A traditional 2.5% agent would have charged $9,225 for the same transaction. That is a $6,225 difference on a single home purchase.
Real Phoenix Closing — August 2026
SOLD
4260 E Vineyard Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85042
Purchase price: $369,000 | ShopProp fee: $3,000 | Traditional agent: $9,225
Client saved: $6,225
Phoenix Flat Fee Options Compared
| Company | Fee | Service | Managing Broker |
|---|---|---|---|
| AZ Flat Fee | $3,000 | MLS listing only | No |
| A2Z Flat Fee | $3,000 | MLS listing only | No |
| MLS500 | $500 | MLS listing only | No |
| Sold With Flat Fee | Varies | Limited service | No |
| ShopProp | From $1,995 buyer / $4,995 seller | Full service | Yes — Rob Luecke, 19 years |
Why Phoenix Buyers Choose Full-Service Over MLS-Only
Phoenix has more flat fee MLS services than almost any Arizona market. But MLS-only means you get listed and nothing else. No one reviews the seller disclosures that could save you from a $30,000 foundation problem. No one advises on bidding strategy when multiple offers come in. No one coordinates between your lender, inspector, and title company.
ShopProp managing broker Rob Luecke — with 4,000+ completed transactions across 8 states — handles all of this for a flat fee. The same oversight on a $369,000 Phoenix home as on a $3.5 million Cupertino estate.
September 2026: More Arizona Savings
Arizona buyers across the Phoenix metro area are saving thousands with ShopProp flat fee representation. Recent closings include Surprise, Vail, and central Phoenix — every one with full managing broker involvement from contract to closing.
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As featured in NPR, USA Today, New York Post, Brookings Institution, and Mercury News. Featured in discussions on Reddit r/BayAreaRealEstate.
