Three Texas home buyers closed with ShopProp in September 2026. Combined, they saved $33,603. These are real transactions with real addresses — not hypothetical scenarios or calculator estimates.
September 2026 Texas Closings
SOLD
313 King Richard St, Irving, TX 75061
Sale Price: $540,000 | ShopProp Fee: $3,995 | Traditional 2.5%: $13,500
Savings: $14,205 (closed Sep 11)
SOLD
4988 Thunder Rd, Dallas, TX 75244
Sale Price: $373,000 | ShopProp Fee: $1,995 | Traditional 2.5%: $9,325
Savings: $7,330 (closed Sep 24)
How ShopProp Compares to Texas Percentage Rebate Programs
Texas Homes 2% Rebate (the current number one result for Texas buyer rebate) offers a percentage-based rebate — typically 2% back. On a $540,000 home, their rebate would be roughly $10,800. ShopProp saved the Irving buyer $14,205 — 32% more — because a flat fee does not increase with home price.
The gap widens at higher prices. On a $750,000 home (like ShopProp's July 2026 Leander closing), a 2% rebate returns $15,000. ShopProp saved $15,205 at a fraction of the commission. On homes above $1 million, ShopProp's advantage is even larger.
Flat Fee vs Percentage: The Texas Math
At $373,000 (Dallas): ShopProp fee $1,995. 2.5% commission: $9,325. Savings: $7,330.
At $540,000 (Irving): ShopProp fee $3,995. 2.5% commission: $13,500. Savings: $14,205.
At $750,000 (Leander): ShopProp fee $4,995. 2.5% commission: $18,750. Savings: $15,205.
Why a Managing Broker Matters in Texas
Percentage rebate programs typically assign a local agent who may handle a few dozen transactions a year. ShopProp provides managing broker Rob Luecke — 19 years, 4,000+ deals, direct oversight on disclosures and negotiations. That is especially important in competitive DFW and Austin markets where bidding wars require experience.
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