You do the work. They keep the money.

Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. Six markets in all: the United States, the US Virgin Islands, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and Nigeria. That is the Collaboration slide of the agent deck, verified 2026-08-20. If your state is not on it, tell Tim anyway. The footprint has grown every year and he can take the question to the brokerage, which is not a promise the answer is yes.

Use the join link on this page. It carries Tim's sponsor code, which is what brings you in alongside him. If you go to the brokerage's public website and sign up there instead, you land with somebody else and it cannot be changed afterward. If you would rather talk first, email or text 704 299 9004 and he will send you the same link when you are ready.

$199 one time to register, which includes your first month. Then $99 a month, a $499 annual technology fee, and $499 per closed transaction with E&O coverage in it. No commission split, no annual cap, no royalty, no franchise fee. That is $1,787 in fixed fees in year one and $1,687 in each year after. Verified 2026-07-24 against Call It Closed's agent presentation and joincallitclosed.com.

No. The commission structure stands entirely on its own: one flat fee per closing instead of a split, and the technology stack already paid for. Revenue share is optional upside on top of that. Most agents earn little or no revenue share, and nothing on this page should be read as a promise that you will.

No. It is a fixed dollar amount per closing at each of seven levels, paid only on transactions that actually close. Most agents earn little or no revenue share. Individual results vary with production and market conditions, and no level of earnings is promised or guaranteed by Call It Closed or by Tim.

No split, no cap, no royalty, and no franchise fee, per Call It Closed's published schedule, verified 2026-07-24.

Lofty for your IDX website and CRM, SkySlope for transaction management, and GoHighLevel for funnels and marketing automation. The brokerage values the bundle at over $12,000 a year. That figure is the company's own published claim, not an independently audited valuation.

At Keller Williams you are paying 30% to the market center plus a 6% royalty until you cap, so on a $13,500 side that is $4,860 before you keep anything. At RE/MAX on the 95/5 plan the per deal number looks close to Call It Closed, but the desk fee is owed every month whether you close or not, which is where the real difference lives. Call It Closed's total fixed cost is $1,687 a year. Both franchises set their splits, caps, and desk fees locally, so bring your own office's numbers and Tim will run it against this with you.

Nothing here says leave a company that is working for you. eXp is large and growing and plenty of agents are doing well inside it. Two things to weigh separately. On money, you stop paying a twenty percent split up to a $16,000 cap and start paying $499 a closing. On the network, eXp's own 2025 income disclosure reports a median Tier 1 revenue share of $0, which is what happens once the early positions are taken. Call It Closed had 505 active agents in its last verified year. Whether being early somewhere small beats being late somewhere large is your call, not this page's.

That depends on your current independent contractor agreement, and they are not all written the same way. Read yours, and bring it to the conversation with Tim before you give notice anywhere.

A company equity program: 500 shares for joining, plus 200 shares for every agent you sponsor, per the agent deck verified 2026-07-24. It requires active good standing, three closed properties, a first sale within one year, and a three year vesting schedule, and it is contingent on Call It Closed completing a public offering. Call It Closed has stated an intention to pursue a future public offering. No registration statement has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and there is no assurance that any public offering will occur or that any shares would have value. This is a description of a company program, not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy a security.

Every figure traces to a dated source, listed in the footer. Most come directly from each company's own published materials, marked COMPANY-CLAIMED. A smaller set comes from independent third parties or audited filings, marked KNOWN. Figures the individual franchise office decides are marked OFFICE-SET and shown as ranges. See the comparison section for the full methodology.

Most brokerages make an agent book a call to learn the economics. Tim publishes them instead, dated and sourced, so you can do the comparison on your own time. If the numbers make sense to you, the next step is one link, not a funnel.