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Flat fee MLS listings.
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Find flat fee MLS coverage for your home.

Full Service is available nationwide. Colorado offers only the Flat Full Service plan. Explore flat fee MLS options in 16 states and DC, and find the plan for your market.

HomeRise Essentials is a flat fee MLS listing in 15 states plus Washington, DC. Essentials is a flat fee, never a percentage: $95 to list, plus $495 at closing only if you sell.

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From $95 to list + $495 at closing, only if you sell.
Flat Full Service: $95 upfront + $3,495 at closing. Other costs are separate.

HomeRise coverageAll 50 states
HomeRise flat fee MLS coverage map and Full Service availability across all 50 states and Washington, DC. Green states and DC offer Full Service and Flat Fee MLS. Colorado, shown in gold, offers Flat Full Service only. Other states offer Full Service only.
Full Service + Flat Fee MLSFlat Full Service onlyFull Service

Full Service: nationwide. Flat fee MLS: 16 states + DC.
Flat Full Service is the only plan offered in Colorado.

The short answer

The cheapest way to list a house on the MLS is a flat fee MLS listing. A licensed broker enters your home in your local MLS for a fixed fee, and you handle showings, offers and negotiation yourself. With HomeRise, Essentials is a flat fee, never a percentage: $95 to list, plus $495 at closing only if you sell. Flat fee MLS plans are offered in 16 states and DC. Check your state below to confirm the MLS for your address.

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What’s the cheapest way to list a house on the MLS?

Homeowners can’t list directly on the MLS. Access runs through a licensed broker. That leaves three ways to get listed: a traditional listing agent paid a percentage at closing, an upfront-only flat fee MLS entry, or a flat fee plan with part of the fee due at closing. Upfront-only plans charge less on day one, but you pay whether or not the home sells. With Essentials, you pay $95 to list, and the remaining $495 is due at closing only if you sell.

Ways to list on the MLS: what you pay and when (prices checked October 13, 2026)
OptionPaid to listPaid at closingIf the home doesn’t sellWho handles showings & offersSource (checked Oct 13, 2026)
HomeRise EssentialsFlat fee MLS$95$495, only if you sellYou’ve paid $95YouHomeRise published plan fees
Upfront-only MLS service (example)Listing term, photo limits and change fees vary by service$99$0You’ve paid $99YouPublished competitor price, checked Oct 13, 2026
Traditional listing agentFull-commission listingTypically $0A percentage of the sale price, set by your agreementUsually $0AgentNo figure quoted

Competitor prices are as published on the source page on the date shown and may change. Buyer-agent compensation, if offered, is separate and negotiable.

Find your market

Where are you selling?

Explore flat fee MLS options below. These markets also offer Full Service, except Colorado, where Flat Full Service is the only plan. Choose your state for local details and pricing.

16 states + Washington, DC

233 local guides · A–Z

Each state includes its full published list of city and area guides. MLS names are examples. A city guide does not guarantee flat fee eligibility for every address or property. Confirm your address, MLS, services and fees before payment.

The right reach starts locally

There isn’t one
national MLS.

Your home belongs where local agents are looking.

An MLS, or Multiple Listing Service, is a shared database used by real estate professionals in a market. A flat fee MLS service places your home in an eligible local MLS for an upfront fee, with any closing fee disclosed in your plan.

HomeRise’s MLS coverage depends on your property’s location. A nearby city, a state line, or a familiar website name alone cannot confirm the right MLS.

How MLSs work · National Association of REALTORS® ↗
One listing. A whole network.
Start with your home

One property listing

Your photos, price & details

Your local MLS

The connection that counts

Agents & brokers

Local insiders.
Buyers they represent.

Distributed to major home-search sites

  • Zillow
  • Realtor.com
  • Homes.com
  • Redfin, powered by Rocket

+100s moreMore places for buyers to find your home.

Website distribution and update timing vary by MLS, market and website.

Know the whole fee

Local exposure.
No guessing what it costs.

Compare what you pay to start and what you pay if you sell. Essentials and Advanced put you in charge of pricing, showings, offers and negotiations.

HomeRise flat fee MLS plans: upfront and closing fees
PlanTo get listedAt closing, if you sellTotal HomeRise plan fees
EssentialsMLS listing & human support$95$495$590
AdvancedAdd photography, a sign & lockbox$495$995$1,490
Flat Full ServiceThe only plan offered in Colorado$95$3,495$3,590

Totals assume a completed sale and cover the plan fees shown. Buyer-agent compensation, title charges, taxes, and other transaction costs are separate. Services, eligibility and any market-specific charges depend on your property and agreement. Colorado offers Flat Full Service only; Essentials, Advanced and Full Service are not offered there.

Compare what’s included See flat fee MLS in Colorado →

From coverage to a live listing

Three steps to get moving.

You don’t need to know your MLS name to get started. Begin with where your home is.

  1. 01

    Find your local coverage

    Open your state page to explore the markets and MLSs listed. Ask our team if your county or property type is unclear.

  2. 02

    Confirm your plan

    Review coverage for your address, the upfront and closing fees, and the services included before you pay.

  3. 03

    Prepare your listing

    Add property details and photos, complete the required paperwork, and work with the team to get your listing ready for the MLS.

A few things worth knowing

Your MLS coverage
questions, answered.

Specific property? Our team can help you work out the next step.

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What’s the cheapest way to list a house on the MLS?

A flat fee MLS listing, where a licensed broker enters your home in the local MLS for a fixed fee and you handle the sale. Essentials is a flat fee, never a percentage: $95 to list, plus $495 at closing only if you sell.

Can I list my house on the MLS myself?

No. MLS access requires a licensed broker. A flat fee MLS service lets you get listed through a broker without paying a traditional listing commission.

Is an upfront-only $99 MLS listing cheaper than HomeRise Essentials?

On day one, yes: $99 versus $95 plus $495 at closing. But if the home doesn’t sell, Essentials costs $95 in total. Compare listing term, photo limits, change fees and support before choosing.

Do I pay a percentage at closing with Essentials?

No. Essentials is a flat fee, never a percentage. The $495 is due at closing only if you sell, and it’s the same at any sale price.

Where does HomeRise offer Full Service and flat fee MLS listings?

Full Service is available nationwide. Flat fee MLS plans are offered in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington, DC. These markets offer both options except Colorado, which offers Flat Full Service only. Washington state offers Full Service only. Flat fee eligibility depends on your address and local MLS.

How do I find the right MLS for my property?

Start with your state page to see the MLSs and markets listed. Then confirm your property’s address with HomeRise. MLS boundaries do not always follow city or state lines, so a nearby covered city does not guarantee that the same MLS serves your home.

Does $95 cover the entire cost of selling?

No. Essentials costs $95 upfront plus $495 at closing if you sell, for $590 in HomeRise plan fees. Advanced is $495 upfront plus $995 at closing, for $1,490. Flat Full Service is the only plan offered in Colorado. It costs $95 upfront plus $3,495 at closing, for $3,590. Buyer-agent compensation and other transaction costs are separate. Review any market-specific charges in your agreement.

Will my MLS listing appear on Zillow and Realtor.com?

HomeRise listings are distributed through participating MLS feeds to home-search websites such as Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com and Redfin. The websites that display your home, the information they show, and the timing of updates depend on your MLS, market and each website.

Can I get an MLS listing without hiring a full-service agent?

Yes, where a flat fee plan is available for your property. Essentials and Advanced provide MLS listing services while you manage pricing, showings, offers and negotiations. See each step of an owner-managed MLS listing. If you prefer an agent to handle more of the sale, explore Full Service, available nationwide. In Colorado, only Flat Full Service is offered; Essentials, Advanced and Full Service are not available.

What if my city or county is not listed?

Full Service is available in every state except Colorado, which offers Flat Full Service only. The directory includes the full published city and area guide lists for the flat fee states. These guides do not list every address that may qualify for a flat fee plan. Check your state page or contact the team with your property location to confirm flat fee coverage.

How long does it take for my listing to go live?

Timing depends on complete property details, photos, required paperwork and your local MLS’s review process. Ask the team for the expected timeline for your property. Appearance on other home-search websites can follow on a different schedule.

Can I list land, a condo or an investment property?

Property-type eligibility depends on your local MLS and the service offered for your address. Confirm eligibility with HomeRise before choosing a plan, especially for land, new construction, multifamily properties or other non-standard listings.

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