For most agents
$500a closing
$100 a level to the 5 agents above you
About 12 closings to cap. Then $0 a file.
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AXEN pay plans, simply
You keep 100% of your commission. AXEN charges a flat fee on each closing. Hit your yearly cap and the fee drops to $0 until your AXEN anniversary.
Nothing up front: take the platform fee from your first closing.
a file, until your AXEN anniversary.
01The plans
No split on any of them. A fee, a cap, and rev share for the agents who brought you.
$500a closing
$100 a level to the 5 agents above you
About 12 closings to cap. Then $0 a file.
$1,000a closing
$200 a level to the 5 agents above you
For agents who close a lot, or who are leaving mid-year.
$500a closing
$100 a level to the 5 agents above you
For members of teams of 5+ agents doing $50M a year. A solo agent can't pick it.
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02What every closing costs
Here is everything a closing can cost.
| Deal | Pro | Elite |
|---|---|---|
| Sale, before cap | $500 | $1,000 |
| Sale, after cap | $0 | $0 |
| Sale under $2,500 | 10% of it | 10% of it |
| Admin fee, every sale | $295 | $295 |
| Lease, rental, referral | 10%, max $500 | 10%, max $1,000 |
| Admin, lease or referral | $50 | $50 |
| Company lead | 25% | 25% |
| Released pending | $0 | $0 |
"Sale under $2,500" means under $2,500 of commission. Every file fee here, the 10% ones too, counts toward your cap. A company lead is one AXEN hands you. Your own leads stay 100% yours. A released pending is a pending deal your old brokerage releases to AXEN. Small-sale, lease and referral rules apply to closings from 15 Oct 2026.
Small deal? Small fee. Two worked out
$200 file fee + $295 admin. You keep $1,505.
$400 AXEN fee + $50 admin. You get $3,550.
Same $295 before and after your cap. Many agents pass it on to their client.
03Price your year
Put in your own numbers. There's no split to work out.
90.5% stays with you
Mega is left out on purpose: it is a team plan you get by being on a qualifying team, not one you pick. This shows the fees only. It is not a promise of what you will earn.
05Questions agents ask
There is no commission split. You keep 100% of your commission. AXEN charges a flat fee per closing, and that fee stops once you hit your yearly cap. Pro is $500 a closing with a $6,000 cap. Elite is $1,000 a closing with a $12,000 cap. After you cap, your file fee is $0 until your AXEN anniversary.
Three things. A file fee per closing ($500 on Pro, $1,000 on Elite) that stops at your cap. A $295 admin fee on every closing, which pays for your Deal Desk coordinator, your state broker's file review, and your CDA and commission payout. And a platform fee of $50 a month, $500 a year, or $600 taken out of your first closing. There is no split on top of any of it.
No. AXEN does not take a percentage of your commission. You keep 100% and pay a flat fee per closing until you cap.
$6,000 a year on Pro (about 12 closings at $500) and $12,000 a year on Elite. Team members on a qualifying Mega team cap at $3,000. Once you cap, your file fee is $0 for the rest of your year. Your cap year resets on your AXEN anniversary, not January 1.
Pro is $500 a closing with a $6,000 cap. Elite is $1,000 a closing with a $12,000 cap, and adds in-person masterminds and the reverse sign-on credit, which credits what you already paid toward your old brokerage's cap this year. Elite also pays $200 a level in revenue share instead of $100.
Mega is a team plan: $500 a closing with a $3,000 cap. Team members get it by being on a team of 5 or more agents doing $50M a year in volume. A solo agent cannot pick it.
It is charged on every closing, even after you cap. It pays for three things on your deal: your Deal Desk coordinator, your state broker's file review and compliance check, and building your CDA and paying out your commission. Many agents pass it on to their client.
Your whole toolkit: Lofty CRM, an IDX website, AI Studio, SkySlope, Lightspeed VT, Google Workspace email, Fetch geofarming, Agent Net marketing and FSBO.com, plus a Deal Desk coordinator on every file, a state broker, AXEN University and live support. You pay $50 a month, $500 a year, or $600 out of your first closing. If you pick $600 from your first closing and that closing pays under $2,500 of commission, AXEN only takes $50 for each month since you joined (4 months in = $200). The rest comes out of your next closing.
If a sale pays under $2,500 of commission, the file fee is 10% of the commission instead of $500 or $1,000, plus the $295 admin fee. Example: a $2,000 commission pays a $200 file fee and the $295 admin fee, so you keep $1,505. Leases, rentals and referrals are 10% of the gross commission, max $500 on Pro or $1,000 on Elite, plus a $50 admin fee that goes to the Deal Desk coordinator. Example: on a $4,000 referral fee, AXEN keeps $400 + $50 and you get $3,550. The 10% fees count toward your cap, the same as a full file fee.
Yes, five levels deep with no quota to unlock a level. You earn $100 a level for each closing by an agent on Pro (or Mega) and $200 on Elite, as long as AXEN charged a file fee on that closing. This is how it is built, not a promise of any amount.
If your old brokerage releases a pending deal to AXEN, AXEN charges $0 on it.
Yes. Company leads AXEN hands you carry a 25% fee. Your own leads stay 100% yours.

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AXEN Realty, LLC. Commissions are negotiable and are not set by any brokerage. The Mega team plan is for members of qualifying teams only. Revenue share is described as it is built and is not a promise of any amount. Plans described here are the published plans and can change with written notice.