Revenue Share.

Recruit with it. Retain with it. Never build the spreadsheet again.

Every dollar traced.
From closing to company dollar to five levels of downline — calculated automatically, on every deal.

Rev share is a great pitch until you have to run it.

Every brokerage that offers revenue share hits the same wall: a spreadsheet only one person understands, agents asking what they’re owed, and math nobody fully trusts. The model recruits agents. The spreadsheet loses them.

Where’s my downline?

The first thing every agent asks. They open their dashboard and see it — every level, every agent, every dollar each one has generated for them. And you build the tree yourself: assign sponsors, restructure, fix mistakes, no support ticket required.

Downline explorer with level columns showing per-level and per-agent revenue share earnings
What you control.
Agent view of downline levels one through five with earnings per agent this cap year
What your agents see.

What did I earn, and when?

They don’t have to ask, and they never have to wonder. Every closing, every level, every dollar is dated and graphed right in their dashboard. And when revenue share lands, they get the email too. Rev share stops being a promise and becomes a number they can check.

Agent mobile view showing revenue share over time, earnings by level, and payout details

Who do I owe?

Your side of it: every accrued dollar, every payout owed, every agent’s cap progress in one view. Record a closing and the engine calculates all five levels before you hit save. What you see is what gets paid.

Record a closing form with live calculation of company dollar, cap progress, and revenue share generated per level
Record a closing · live calculation.
Payouts by agent dashboard showing amounts owed, paid, outstanding, and per-closing detail lines
Owner payouts · what you owe.

Your plan, not ours.

You set the levels. Two, five, whatever your model runs.

You set the caps. Amounts, anniversary resets, all of it.

You grandfather who you want. Existing agents keep the deal they signed up for.

Your fees, your rules. Post-cap transaction fees, E&O, whatever your plan charges.

We build the engine around your plan. Not the other way around.

And in January, you’ll be glad.

Every payout logged all year means 1099 totals, per-agent statements, and CSV exports are one click in January — not a two-week archaeology project.

Agent earnings statement showing tax-year GCI, agent net, revenue share paid and 1099 total with transaction and revenue share detail
One agent, one year, one number

Run the math yourself.

Commission settings

Average commission
Sales per agent / year
Average agent GCI
$40,000

Agent levels

Total agents: 100
Number of agents
Monthly share
$10,000
Annual share
$120,000
Number of agents
Monthly share
$0
Annual share
$0
Estimated revenue share
$120,000
per year
Monthly$10,000
Annual$120,000

Paid to you on every closing, calculated and tracked automatically.

How it works

  1. 1Brokerage operates on an 85/15 split capped at $15,000
  2. 2Level 1 agents earn 20% of the brokerage portion (max $3,000/year)
  3. 3Levels 2 to 5 earn 10% each (max $1,500/year per agent)
  4. 4Adjust agent counts and settings to see your potential earnings

This calculator runs one example plan. Yours runs YOUR plan, your levels, your percentages, your caps, and your agents get the same math built into their dashboards.

Common questions.

Good. Most of them don't. Two levels or five, flat percentages or declining, monthly payouts or per closing, we build the engine around whatever your plan actually is. If you can explain it on a napkin, we can run it.

However your plan defines them. Cap amounts, anniversary resets, and different caps for different agents all work. If your existing agents are grandfathered at one number and new agents sign at another, the engine tracks both without you thinking about it.

No. Agents see their own downline and their own numbers. You see everything. Who sees what is a permission, not an accident.

The engine calculates and accrues it on every closing automatically. Actually sending the money stays in your hands: you review, you mark it paid, and every payout is logged. The math is automatic. The checkbook is still yours.

Yes, we can import your historical closings so the numbers are right from day one. Some brokerages prefer to start fresh and track forward from launch. Either works, and we'll walk through which fits you on the call.

Ready to kill the spreadsheet?

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