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Real Estate Agent Commission Calculator

See exactly how much you could save on agent fees by selling your home privately. The average real estate agent commission in Australia is 2–3% of the sale price.

Last updated: March 2026

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Typical agent marketing package (photography, signage, online ads)

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Cost calculated over 3 months of subscription

Your Estimated Savings

$31,753

That's 97.7% less than using a traditional agent

Cost Breakdown

Traditional Agent

$32,500

Commission (2.5%)$25,000
GST on commission (10%)$2,500
Marketing costs$5,000

SellMyOwnHome.ai

$747

Professional plan × 3 months$747
Marketing costsYou choose your budget

Visual Comparison

Traditional Agent$32,500
100%
SellMyOwnHome.ai$747
2.3%

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Understanding Real Estate Agent Fees in Australia

The average real estate agent commission in Australia ranges from 2% to 3% of the sale price, varying by state and property value. On a typical Australian home worth $800,000, that is $16,000 to $24,000 in agent fees alone — before you factor in marketing costs of $3,000 to $10,000.

When you compare a private sale vs agent, the savings are significant. SellMyOwnHome.ai offers a flat monthly fee from $149, giving you AI-powered tools that handle the same tasks a traditional agent performs — writing your listing, analysing photos, suggesting pricing, and managing buyer enquiries.

Want to understand the full process? Read our guide to selling without an agent, view our pricing plans, or find a conveyancer to handle the legal side of your private sale.

SellMyOwnHome.ai is a platform that assists property owners in selling their property privately. We are not a licensed real estate agency and do not provide real estate agent services. All information provided is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal, financial, or professional advice. Sellers are responsible for ensuring they comply with all applicable state and territory legislation, including disclosure obligations, cooling-off periods, and contract requirements. We strongly recommend engaging a qualified solicitor or conveyancer before listing or accepting any offer.