We hate hidden fees as much as you do.

So here you go.

We recognize that not all agents are the same. This is why our fee schedule is à la cart. You only pay for what you use.

Monthly Fees

Short answer: none. Longer answer: Fathom agents do not pay any monthly fees. Zip, zilch, zero, nada.

Annual Fee

Agents pay a $700 annual fee. This fee is due on the agent's first transaction of each anniversary year.

Residential Sales

Agents pay $550 for their first 15 transactions. This adds up to a $8,250 annual CAP. After the CAP, they pay $150 per transaction.

Residential Leases

Agents pay $85 for each lease closed. Leases do not count towards an agent's CAP.

Initial Activation

Agents pay an initial activation fee of $99 when they join. As part of the activation, the agent will receive 200 business cards, a name badge, six Fathom Stickers, and a BizTap digital business card.

Incoming Referrals

Agents do not have to pay a referral fee on referrals to other Fathom agents. Agents pay a $95 fee on all incoming non-Fathom referral commission. This is commission you receive from a non-Fathom agent when you refer to them a client. Referral fees do not apply toward the annual CAP.

Property Premium

For all transactions with a final sale price between $600,000 and $999,999, agents pay an additional $200 and an additional $250 for every $500,000 tier over $1 million.

Commercial Transactions

Fathom agents who are allowed to participate in commercial transactions pay a transaction fee of 10% of the commission amount earned per transaction on all funded commercial transactions, to include commercial sales and leases. The minimum split is $500.

Broker Price Opinion (BPO)

Agents pay a fee of $10 on all BPOs. BPOs do not apply toward the annual CAP.

Representing Both Side of a Transaction

Agents who represent both parties to a single real estate transaction in a dual agency scenario pay an additional $200 Risk Management Fee in addition to the transaction fee due on each side. This includes a husband and wife who are each representing a different side in the same transaction. (Note: E&O companies increase premiums based on the number of dual agency deals a company does each year due to the added risk)

Selling Personal Real Estate

Agents pay a $350 Risk Management Fee when selling personal real estate property where the agent represents him/herself. This includes all real estate property(ies) where an agent has potential personal financial gain. Agents are not permitted to represent both sides of a transaction when selling personal real estate property. Fathom encourages agents to hire another Fathom agent to handle the listing of their property to promote compliance and added protection from possible lawsuits. (Note: A real estate agent is considered having an "advantage" and therefore is often viewed as guilty until proven innocent.)

If agents incur any miscellaneous fees that are not listed above or fees related to a transaction (e.g. misc. bank fees, wire transfer fees, MLS fees, etc.), those are the responsibility of the agent.