Texas Flat Fee Real Estate.
Full Service. Managing Broker Led.

Buy or sell anywhere in Texas with a licensed Managing Broker on your team, transparent flat-fee pricing, and a buyer rebate credited at closing. Licensed Texas brokerage TX #756082-B.

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Why Texas Buyers and Sellers Choose ShopProp

While traditional brokerages assign newly licensed agents to your deal, ShopProp puts a licensed Managing Broker on the front line. A Managing Broker requires advanced real estate education, years of verified transaction experience, and the state’s highest licensing credential.

Managing Broker on Every Team

Direct contract drafting, pricing strategy and negotiation led by a Managing Broker — not learning on your deal.

Buyer Rebates at Closing

Buyer representation from $1,995, capped at $7,995. When the seller offers a buyer-agent commission, the difference is credited back to you at closing.

Transparent Seller Flat Fees

MLS-Only from $1,995. Full-service seller representation from $4,995. A flat fee instead of a percentage — keep more equity at closing.

Guaranteed Managing Broker — Direct Access

At most brokerages the managing broker stays in the background. At ShopProp, the Managing Broker is directly involved in your Texas transaction: pricing, negotiations, disclosures and closing strategy. In Texas that is Managing Broker Robert Luecke #756082-B and the ShopProp team that has closed more than 4,000 transactions since 2007.

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"ShopProp saved one buyer $247,000 on a $10.5M Atherton home."

— NPR Morning Edition

Transparent Pricing in Texas

No hidden fees. No surprises at closing. Flat fees that are always capped.

Buyer Flat Fees by Home Price

Fees increase only if work increases — and are always capped. Only paid if you close.

Under $700K
Min: $1,995 · Max: $5,995 Cap
$700K – $1M
Min: $3,995 · Max: $6,995 Cap
$1M – $2M
Min: $4,995 · Max: $7,995 Cap

Seller Flat Fees by Home Price

No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime.

Sellers — MLS-Only

From $1,995 flat fee
  • ✓ Under $700K: $1,995 · $700K–$1M: $2,995
  • ✓ $1M–$2M: $3,995 · Over $2M: $4,995
  • ✓ MLS listing, professional photos, contract support
  • ✓ Best for experienced sellers

Concierge listings: 1% with a $7,995 minimum. See every seller tier →

Real ShopProp Closings

Recent ShopProp closings from the brokerage now serving Texas: 4,000+ transactions, $76 million rebated or saved, more than $3.5 billion in homes bought and sold since 2007.

105 Iron Gate, Irvine, CA 92603
Sold
$7,150,000
105 Iron Gate, Irvine, CA 92603
Fee Paid
$12,490
Client Saved
$345,010
Apr 10, 2026
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1660 Elmhurst Dr, Los Altos, CA 94024
Sold
$5,150,000
1660 Elmhurst Dr, Los Altos, CA 94024
Fee Paid
$7,995
Client Saved
$120,755
Oct 24, 2025
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25620 Deerfield Dr, Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
Sold
$5,000,000
25620 Deerfield Dr, Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
Fee Paid
$7,995
Client Saved
$117,005
Sep 25, 2025
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See All ShopProp Closings & Client Savings

Every closing on ShopProp Top Results is a real, verifiable transaction with the fee the client paid and what they saved.

Where We Serve in Texas

Counties

Harris County, Dallas County, Travis County, Bexar County, Tarrant County

Cities

Houston · Dallas · Austin · San Antonio · Fort Worth · Plano · Arlington · El Paso

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a real estate agent and a managing broker?

A real estate agent holds an entry-level license and is legally required to work under a broker's supervision. A Managing Broker holds the industry's highest licensing tier, requiring extensive advanced legal education, years of verified transaction history, and direct legal liability for contracts and compliance. Most traditional brokerages keep managing brokers in back-office administrative roles; ShopProp assigns managing broker leadership directly to every buyer and seller transaction.

Is ShopProp licensed in Texas?

Yes. ShopProp is a licensed Texas real estate brokerage (TX #756082-B), led in Texas by Managing Broker Robert Luecke #756082-B. ShopProp has operated as a full-service brokerage since 2007 and is licensed in nine states.

What do Texas buyers pay?

Buyer representation starts at $1,995 and is capped at $7,995 depending on price and complexity. When the seller offers a buyer-agent commission, the difference above ShopProp's flat fee is credited back to the buyer at closing as a rebate.

What do Texas sellers pay?

Seller MLS-Only service starts at $1,995. Full-service seller representation starts at $4,995, with additional tiers for higher-priced and more complex listings. Pricing is flat and transparent, not a percentage of the sale price.

Does ShopProp provide full service in Texas?

Yes. Every Texas transaction includes pricing strategy, contract drafting and negotiation, disclosures, inspections, and closing coordination, led by a licensed Managing Broker. Flat fee means transparent pricing, not less service.

Which parts of Texas does ShopProp serve?

ShopProp serves buyers and sellers statewide, including Harris County, Dallas County, Travis County, Bexar County, Tarrant County: Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Plano, Arlington, El Paso.

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