Georgia agents · Firm H-81905
Keep 100% of your commission.
$49 a month and a flat $279 when a sale closes. No split, no desk fee, no franchise cut — the same on a $150,000 sale and a $750,000 one.
No desk fees No franchise fees No production minimums Same-week onboarding
What would last year have paid you here?
Closings last year
Typical sale price
Your split today
You would have kept
$18,672
more than a 70/30 split
$79,922 here vs $61,250 there — after the flat $279 a closing, the FMLS pass-through at cost, and $49 a month.
Apply in 2 minutesEstimate at a 2.5% commission. Your own sphere deals pay no lead split at all.
Counted off the live board
There are 5,524 leads on the board that nobody has called.
Not a database you get access to — a queue you take from. Every one of these is a Georgia buyer or seller who raised their hand and is still sitting there unworked, and any approved Veribas agent can take them.
5,524
Unclaimed right now
The same board you'd be claiming from
5,086
Free to claim today
Sat untouched past 24h — these cost no allowance
30
Per agent on the roster
5,524 leads across 180 approved agents
180
Agents in the firm
Small enough that the board is not picked clean
Read from the same board an agent claims from, refreshed every few minutes. These are stock figures, not a monthly flow — how many are sitting there unclaimed, not how many arrive. We don't quote a leads-per-week number because most of this book arrived by import and the dates would flatter us. Claiming is free; a Veribas-sourced lead only ever costs you the 20% lead split, and only if it closes.
How a lead becomes yours
No round-robin, no lead price, no floor-time lottery. Three rules, and they are enforced by the app rather than by a manager's mood.
1. Claim it
Names, areas and sources are public to every agent here; the phone number and email stay masked until you claim. One tap unlocks them and the lead is yours — first come, first served, no bidding and no lead price.
2. Actually work it
Claiming is a promise to call. Let three claimed leads sit with no call, text or email against them and claiming pauses until you clear them. It is the only thing keeping the board from being hoarded by whoever refreshes fastest.
3. Earn a bigger allowance
You start at five claims a week. Every lead that writes or calls you back inside 14 days raises your ceiling by one, up to fifteen. Work the book and the book gets bigger — that is the whole algorithm.
Then it closes, and the money is yours.
A flat $279 comes out of the closing — $189 transaction, $45 E&O, $45 accounting — plus the FMLS pass-through at cost. That is the same on a $150,000 sale and a $750,000 one. Broker reviews the file, and the balance goes to the bank account you connected in the app.
No desk fee, no franchise fee, no tech fee, no monthly minimum
Your own sphere deals pay no lead split at all — ever
A Veribas-sourced lead costs 20% of that one commission, only when it closes
Two very different situations. Pick yours.
An agent with no closings yet and an agent with twenty a year want opposite things from a brokerage. Rather than average them into one pitch, here is the honest answer to each.
You already source your own business. The only question is what you are paying for.
Here it is $49 a month and a flat $279 when a sale closes. On a deal you sourced, that is the entire brokerage bill. Nothing about your book, your number or your clients changes hands.
The close-out, itemised
$189 transaction + $45 E&O + $45 accounting = $279 per sale closing. Identical on a $150,000 sale and a $750,000 one. Membership is $49/month or $468/year. The FMLS transaction fee — 0.12% of sale price — is passed through at cost, owed to FMLS and not marked up. Rentals are 10% + $50.
No desk fee, franchise fee, tech fee or floor time
There is no fourth line on the invoice. No production minimum either — working part-time is a supported way to be here, not a probationary status somebody reviews.
Your sphere never pays a lead fee
The 20% lead split applies to exactly one thing: a lead you took off the Veribas board, and only if it closes. A client you sourced yourself costs $279 and nothing else, forever. That is the line most brokerages blur.
Your number, your CRM, your clients
Calls, texts and email run through the app and log themselves onto the right person's file — but the book is yours, it leaves with you, and nobody reassigns your people. You keep the number your past clients already have.
A transaction desk, not a compliance queue
The office reviews the file, E&O sits inside the close-out, and the GREC transfer is filed for you — pending deals come with you. Compliance rulings come back the same day on the broker line, from a broker, not a ticket system.
The stack you are currently paying for separately
CRM, e-signature, comps and CMAs, listing boosts on Facebook and Instagram from $50 with results reported per campaign, and a public home search that greets your signed-in client as yours and routes their tour requests to you instead of to Zillow.
The recruiting share, stated plainly
Bring another agent and you earn 10% of the lead split Veribas collects on their Veribas-lead closings — 2% of the commission on those deals, for as long as you are both here, with no cap and no expiry. Deals they source themselves pay no lead split, so those pay you nothing. Honest version: the lead board is young, so this is a share of a line that is still growing, not a signing bonus.
The whole schedule, on one line
$49/month (or $468/year) · $279 flat per sale closing ($189 + $45 E&O + $45 accounting) · 0.12% FMLS pass-through at cost · rentals 10% + $50 · 20% only on a Veribas-sourced lead that closes. There is no other fee.
What changes about your Tuesday
Nothing about how you work. The same clients, the same calls, the same closing attorney — and the brokerage line on the settlement statement reads $279 instead of a percentage of your commission.
Probably not for you if
If you want leads assigned to you, a floor schedule and a manager to escalate to, this is the wrong brokerage. The trade here is that you run your own business and pay for a transaction desk, not a hierarchy.
What your split is really costing you
Real numbers from our actual fee schedule — flat $279 per sale, 0.12% FMLS pass-through, $49/month. Nothing hidden in the fine print.
Average sale price: $350,000
Closings per year: 8
Your current split
You'd keep an extra
$14,820/yr
Veribas: $63,820 take-home on 8 closings
At 70/30: $49,000
Per closing you keep $8,051 of a $8,750 commission (2.5% side).
At 70/30: $49,000
Per closing you keep $8,051 of a $8,750 commission (2.5% side).
Also in the box, at no extra line item
Everything a big brokerage promises, without the split. None of these are add-ons or upsells.
100% commission
Keep it all. A flat $279 per closing covers E&O and processing — a $750k sale costs the same as a $150k one.
Leads included
A 27,000+ Georgia buyer database, your own capture pages, and company ad campaigns that route leads straight to your book.
Marketing engine
Boost any office listing on Facebook + Instagram from $50 — copy auto-written and A/B tested, results reported per campaign.
A CRM that keeps up
Every call, text, and email through the app — recorded, logged, synced. Your book stays yours, organized like the big-team stacks.
FMLS included
FMLS membership comes with every Georgia membership. GAMLS is a $20/mo add-on when you want both boards.
Fast direct-deposit payouts
Commissions release by direct deposit after broker review — no driving checks across town.
Earn between closings
Pick up paid showing coverage from other agents right inside the app when your calendar has room.
A broker who answers
Compliance rulings and file questions on the broker line, same day.
The whole fee schedule
Printed in full because most brokerages won't.
Live in the app the same week
1
Apply below
Two minutes. You'll get your personal signup link by email immediately.
2
We move your license
We file the GREC transfer and request your release — pending deals come with you.
3
Go to work
App access, FMLS, your CRM number, and your first boost — usually inside the week.
Questions agents actually ask
How fast can I switch?
Apply in two minutes, we file your GREC transfer, and most agents are live in the app with FMLS access the same week. Your pending deals move with you.
What does it really cost?
$49/month (or $468/year). Sales: a flat $279 per closing ($189 transaction + $45 E&O + $45 accounting) plus a 0.12% FMLS pass-through. Rentals: 10% + $50. If a lead came from Veribas rather than your own sphere, a 20% lead fee applies to that deal only. No desk fees, no franchise fees, no tech fees.
Is E&O covered?
E&O is included in the flat $279 per-closing fee — no separate annual premium.
Can I work part-time?
Yes. There are no production minimums or floor-time requirements. Membership is $49/month on a 12-month agreement.
Do I have to use your leads?
No — your sphere deals pay no lead fee at all. Veribas-sourced leads are optional and only ever cost a fee when one closes.
I just got licensed. Is this survivable with no book?
That is the harder case and the page above answers it separately. Short version: Find work puts paid showings, open houses and valuations on a map near you before you have a client, you can claim leads nobody owns out of the company book, and a nine-step in-app guide walks your first deal from call to closing to payout.
What about teams?
Browse teams inside the app, request to join, and set splits with the team lead. Or build your own and recruit from the marketplace.
Your next closing pays for years of this.
Two minutes. No commitment until you sign.
Broker or team leader?
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