For home sellers · Up to 50% back at closing*

Sell a Home. Get $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 Back at Closing.

Match with a vetted local listing agent. Get paid at closing.

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Seller rebate example

On a $875,000 sale Estimated back at closing

$3,499 est. rebate

ⓘ Illustrative example only. Estimated rebate — not guaranteed. Actual rebate varies.

How seller rebates work

Three steps. No lender, no TRID approval, no friction.

Tell us about your home

Enter your address and estimated value. We calculate your potential rebate in 30 seconds.

We match you with a vetted local agent

Within 24 hours, we connect you with 1–3 vetted listing agents who specialize in your area.

You close, you get cash back

Your rebate is paid at closing.* No lender approval needed.

No lender involvement, no TRID approval needed

Seller rebates don't touch a mortgage. Because you're not the borrower, federal lender-approval rules (TRID) don't apply. Your rebate is paid directly at closing as a closing-cost credit or post-close payment, depending on your state. Faster, simpler, no third-party approval required.

Real seller rebate examples by home price

Illustrative examples. Your actual rebate depends on the negotiated listing commission and your market.

$300,000

Home price

Your estimated rebate*: $1,075
Estimated. Not guaranteed.: —

$500,000

Home price

Your estimated rebate*: $1,980
Estimated. Not guaranteed.: —

$750,000

Home price

Your estimated rebate*: $2,993
Estimated. Not guaranteed.: —

$1,000,000

Home price

Your estimated rebate*: $3,920
Estimated. Not guaranteed.: —

Home price	Your estimated rebate*
$300,000	$1,075
$500,000	$1,980
$750,000	$2,993
$1,000,000	$3,920

*Estimated rebate — not guaranteed. Actual credit may vary. Most consumers see between $1,000 and $7,500 back at closing depending on home price, transaction type, and market conditions. Minimum home price $200,000. Not available in: AL, AK, IA, KS, LA, MS, MO, OK, OR, TN.

Seller FAQs

The questions sellers ask us most often.

Is the rebate in addition to my listing agent's commission?

No — the rebate comes from CloseMint's portion of the referral fee paid by the agent's brokerage, not from the agent's commission. Your agent still earns their normal commission. We share up to 50% of our referral fee with you.

What if I'm already listed with another agent?

If you've signed an exclusive listing agreement with another agent, we can't help on this transaction. If you've been talking to a few agents but haven't signed a listing agreement yet, we can typically still match you — call us first.

Is there a minimum home price?

Yes — $200,000. Below that, the rebate becomes too small to be meaningful (typically under $700 for sellers). If you're listing below $200K, we can still match you with a great local agent — just without the rebate.

When do I actually receive the rebate?

At closing. Depending on your state, it appears either as a credit on your settlement statement (reducing what comes out of your proceeds) or as a separate post-close payment. Your matched agent will explain the specifics for your state and transaction.

What if I'm paying the buyer's closing costs?

Your seller rebate is paid from your listing agent's commission and doesn't change any buyer-side concessions you negotiate. You can still offer to cover the buyer's closing costs as part of the deal — the CloseMint seller rebate is separate. Full details: Terms § 6.4.

Is the seller rebate taxable?

For sellers, the rebate is generally treated as a reduction in commission paid, not as taxable income. This may affect your reported net proceeds for capital-gains math. CloseMint isn't a tax advisor; consult a tax professional, especially if the property is investment use or if the sale exceeds your primary-residence exclusion. Full details: Terms § 6.5.

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