Texas home buyers searching for a rebate in October 2026 face a choice: percentage-based rebate programs that charge 2-2.5% of the home price, or ShopProp's flat fee starting at $1,995. The math is clear at every price point — flat fee wins.
Here are three real Texas closings from September 2026 that show the difference.
Dallas: $7,330 Saved on a $373K Home
SOLD4988 Thunder Rd, Dallas, TX — Sold September 24, 2026 for $373,000. Traditional 2.5% commission would have been $9,325. ShopProp flat fee: $1,995. Buyer saved $7,330.
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Irving: $14,205 Saved on a $540K Home
313 King Richard St, Irving, TX — Sold September 11, 2026 for $540,000. Traditional commission: $13,500. ShopProp fee: $1,995. Buyer saved $14,205.
At this price point, a 2% percentage rebate program would still charge $10,800. ShopProp's $1,995 flat fee saves $8,805 more than even the best percentage deal.
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Leander: $15,205 Saved on a $750K Home
2204 Camino Alemeda, Leander, TX — Purchased July 27, 2026 for $750,000. Traditional commission: $18,750. ShopProp fee: $6,995. Buyer saved $15,205.
Flat Fee vs. Percentage: The Math
| Home Price | 2.5% Traditional | 2% Rebate Program | ShopProp Flat Fee | Extra Savings vs 2% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $300,000 | $7,500 | $6,000 | $1,995 | $4,005 |
| $500,000 | $12,500 | $10,000 | $1,995 | $8,005 |
| $750,000 | $18,750 | $15,000 | $6,995 | $8,005 |
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ShopProp isn't just cheaper — every transaction is overseen by Rob Luecke, a managing broker with 19 years of experience and 4,000+ closings across 8 states. That means full disclosure review, negotiation strategy, and transaction management — not a referral to a random agent.
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