RaiderX sponsors licensed Texas agents statewide for a flat monthly fee instead of a commission split — so Individual partners keep 100% of what they earn, no matter which city they work from.
Every licensed real estate agent in Texas has to hang their license with a sponsoring broker. Traditionally, that broker takes a percentage of every commission in exchange for sponsorship, office space, and support — a 60/40 split, an 80/20 split, or a graduated split that improves as you sell more. A "100% commission" brokerage flips that: instead of splitting commission, the broker charges a flat monthly fee (or per-transaction fee) and lets the agent keep the rest of what the deal pays.
The phrase gets searched with "near me" because agents assume they need a local office to make the switch. In practice, most 100% commission models today are built around TREC's licensing rules, not a physical building. Sponsorship is a TREC relationship — your broker of record accepts your license in the TREC system — and a growing number of brokerages, RaiderX included, run that relationship statewide rather than branch-by-branch.
If you're comparing local 100% commission offices, you're likely weighing drive time, desk fees, and whatever support staff happen to work out of that location. A statewide model removes the geography question entirely: RaiderX sponsors licensed Texas real estate agents everywhere in the state, so you're not limited to whichever brokerage happens to have an office in your zip code.
That matters most for agents who work remotely, serve more than one market, or simply don't want to pay for office overhead they never use. Sponsorship, compliance, and transaction support all happen through RaiderX's platform rather than a physical desk — which is also how the flat monthly fee stays flat instead of creeping up with per-office costs.
Confirm the broker truly takes no share of commission — RaiderX never takes a cut from Individual partners; the flat $99/month fee is the whole arrangement.
Ask whether per-deal fees apply on top of the monthly cost. RaiderX charges none — no desk fees, no transaction fees, no franchise fees.
E&O coverage is included for RaiderX's Individual and Team plans. LLC and PMC entities are separate legal entities and carry their own E&O policy — know which bucket you fall into.
A low-cost sponsor still needs to review your contracts and keep you TREC-compliant. RaiderX provides transaction and compliance management plus dedicated broker support.
RaiderX offers four sponsorship paths, and only one of them is a true 100%-commission arrangement. As an Individual partner — sponsored directly by RaiderX with no team or entity in between — you keep 100% of every commission for a flat $99/month. There's no split, no sliding scale, and no cap to hit.
If you join or build a team, the team leader sets each agent's split (flat or tiered, with their own caps and bonuses) at $119/month per agent, and for antitrust reasons no agent under a team keeps 100% — the leader keeps at least 1%. The same logic applies to an LLC ($199/month plus $20/month per agent) or a Property Management Company ($499/month plus $20/month per agent, with PortfolioX included); the entity owner sets the split, and PMC sponsorship is selective since the broker is careful about property management, especially with unlicensed owners and newly licensed agents. An LLC or PMC can even be owned by someone without a Texas real estate license, with licensed agents doing all brokerage work — but the owner can't perform or advertise licensed activity or present as an agent, broker, or REALTOR®.
Switching sponsoring brokers in Texas is a TREC process, not a moving-day event. With RaiderX, you apply free at /apply, complete a short questionnaire and intro call with an Account Executive or the broker (agents added by a team, LLC, or PMC leader skip this step), and get a broker decision typically within 3-5 business days.
Once approved, you e-sign the Independent Contractor Agreement and W-9 (LLC/PMC owners also sign the Business Entity Sponsorship Agreement), pay your first month's dues, and RaiderX's broker sends the sponsorship request at TREC for you to accept in your own TREC account. From there your license shows active under RaiderX — the whole process typically wraps up in about a week.
A 100% commission fee that only buys a license-holding service isn't much of a deal. RaiderX pairs the flat fee with a modern CRM and lead management (including a personal lead intake address for Zapier or any lead source), EZDocs for filling current TREC forms and a growing TXR library in-app for e-signature, transaction and compliance management, and dedicated broker support.
Agents who want an AI-powered assist on top of that can add RaiderX Pro, whose first feature is ConsoleX — an AI transaction coordinator that prepares forms through EZDocs and watches active deals, with every e-signature still requiring your tap of approval. It's priced as a low flat monthly fee per agent with a set number of credits included, at a discounted rate when a team leader or LLC owner covers the whole group, and every sponsored partner also gets a small batch of free credits each month without subscribing — free in open beta for all sponsored partners until December 7, 2026.
No — 100% commission means the broker doesn't take a cut of your sales price, but there's still a cost to being sponsored. With RaiderX, that cost is a flat $99/month for Individual partners, with no desk fees, transaction fees, or franchise fees added on top.
Not with RaiderX. Sponsorship is a TREC relationship, and RaiderX sponsors licensed Texas agents statewide, so you don't need a brokerage with a branch in your specific city.
Only Individual partners sponsored directly by RaiderX keep 100%. Under a team, LLC, or PMC, the leader or owner sets each agent's split and keeps at least 1%, which is required for antitrust reasons.
E&O insurance is included for RaiderX's Individual and Team plan sponsorships. LLC and PMC partners are separate legal entities and carry their own E&O policy.
After applying at /apply, broker approval is typically decided within 3-5 business days, and onboarding — including e-signatures and the TREC sponsorship transfer — is typically complete within about a week.
Yes, for an LLC or PMC: the owner forms and owns the entity while RaiderX's broker serves as its designated broker and licensed agents handle all brokerage work. The owner can't perform or advertise licensed activity or present as an agent, broker, or REALTOR®.
Join Texas agents who've made the switch to RaiderX. Apply today and keep every dollar you earn.