Most brokerages take a percentage of every dollar you earn for the rest of your career. NettWork doesn't. Here's exactly how the model works, what it costs, and why agents who switch say they should have done it years ago.
No mystery splits. No hidden caps. No "ask your sponsor" pricing. The math is the math, and it's the same for everyone.
A flat fee paid only when you close. No closings means no transaction fees.
After your 25th closing in a calendar year, the $485 fee disappears. Every transaction after is 100% commission.
Covers E&O insurance, Boldtrail CRM with your own website, compliance, and unlimited training.
Worst case, you pay $12,605 in a year. Doesn't matter if you do $500K or $5M in GCI. The cap is the cap.
When you bring an agent into NettWork, you don't just earn their gratitude. You earn $100 every time they close a deal, for as long as they're with us. It's not profit share or revenue share. It's per-transaction, paid out of NettWork's $485 flat fee, never out of theirs.
You bring someone you respect into NettWork. They name you as their sponsor when they join.
Every closing pays the standard $485 flat fee to the brokerage. No change for them.
Out of that $485 fee, $100 comes directly to you. Every transaction. Every year. As long as they're at NettWork.
Sponsor more agents. The income grows. There's no cap on how many people you sponsor or how much you earn.
Costs the new agent $0. The Growth Share comes out of NettWork's $485, not theirs. Sponsoring is purely additive for everyone involved.
Growth Share earnings are based on the actual transaction activity of agents you sponsor and are not guaranteed. Income from sponsoring depends entirely on each sponsored agent's production and tenure with NettWork Global. Sponsorship and Growth Share are subject to NettWork's program terms in effect at the time of sponsoring.
At a typical 70/30 split, the new agent gives up $18,000, the mid-career agent gives up $66,000, and the top producer gives up $195,000. Every year. The flat-fee model puts those dollars back where they belong.
The three scenarios above are examples. Here's what happens when you plug in your actual GCI, transactions, and split.
This calculator is provided for illustrative purposes only and is based on NettWork Global's current flat-fee structure. Actual earnings depend on your individual production, market conditions, transaction terms, and other factors outside NettWork's control. The figures shown are not a guarantee of income or earnings. Each agent's results will vary based on their own efforts and circumstances.
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