First 100 founding members

See buyer-agent compensation everywhere you work

Buyer-agent compensation (BAC) left the MLS after the settlement — founding members see seller-offered compensation on Zillow, Redfin, and MLS via the Chrome extension. Annual plans lock your rate for 2 years; self-serve checkout, no sales call.

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What founding members get

Everything you need to see buyer-agent compensation (BAC) where your workflow already lives.

  • Off-MLS BAC visibility

    Sellers still offer buyer-agent compensation — just not on the MLS. See disclosed offers where you already browse instead of guessing before every offer.

  • MLS extension unlock

    Basic covers Zillow and Redfin. Paid plans add MLS sites — the clearest upgrade for working agents.

  • BAC on every listing

    See seller-offered buyer-agent compensation overlaid as you browse — stop guessing before you write the offer.

  • 2-year founding rate lock

    First 100 agents on an annual plan keep that price for 2 years.

How it works

Live in minutes — install the extension after checkout.

  1. 1

    Choose founding annual

    Pick Realtor or Pro Realtor below. Self-serve Stripe checkout — receipts and billing portal included.

  2. 2

    Install the Chrome extension

    Add Find BAComps from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with the account you used at checkout.

  3. 3

    See BAC on listings

    Browse Zillow, Redfin, or MLS — compensation data appears on the pages you already use every day.

2-minute walkthrough

BAC left the MLS — see how seller-offered compensation appears on listings and in the Chrome extension before you write the offer.

Built for both sides of the deal

Buyer's agents

See seller-offered BAC on every listing — including MLS — while you browse. Know concessions before you write the offer.

How it helps buyers

Listing agents

Post and share your BAC offer where buyers and buyer agents actually look — visible in a post-settlement market.

How it helps sellers

Why founding members join now

The settlement changed where buyer-agent compensation (BAC) appears — not whether buyers and agents still need it.

BAC is off the MLS, not gone

Cooperative compensation was removed from MLS feeds in August 2024. Listing agents can no longer advertise buyer agent compensation on the MLS cooperative fields. Sellers can still offer buyer agent compensation — communicated off-MLS through agent networks and disclosure tools. Founding members see those offers on Zillow, Redfin, and MLS via the Chrome extension.

Buyer's agents: know before the offer

Written buyer representation agreements are mandatory before showings. When you can show seller-offered BAC while browsing, you justify your value and negotiate concessions with listing agents using documented terms — not assumptions that sellers will fund both fees.

Listing agents: protect your buyer pool

Listings without disclosed BAC may see fewer showings when buyers assume direct payment or 0% commission. Publishing seller-offered terms where buyer's agents search helps attract buyers and keep transactions moving in a post-settlement market.

Buyers and sellers on your deals

Home buyers grappling with out-of-pocket agent fees and home sellers weighing buyer pool size both benefit when BAC is visible early. Founding membership gives your side of the transaction clearer data — educational, not legal advice.

FSBO and off-MLS listings

For sale by owner sellers and flat-fee MLS listings follow the same communication rules: buyer-agent compensation is negotiated in the offer. Founding agents who browse Craigslist-style portals with the extension see disclosed BAC without a separate workflow.

Renegotiation after the showing

When seller-offered BAC is visible before the tour, buyer's agents spend less time renegotiating compensation upward against unclear listing terms — and listing agents field fewer surprise demands from buyer-side professionals who assumed 0% commission.

Written agreements and client trust

Realtors working with buyers must have a written buyer representation agreement before showings. Founding members who can display seller-offered BAC during listing research justify their value with data — helping clients understand seller fund options versus direct payment without last-minute fee surprises.

Seller-side founding members

Listing agents use Share Compensation to publish offers where buyer's agents search. Home sellers weighing whether offering compensation is necessary see the same buyer pool dynamics as before the settlement — only the communication channel changed from MLS fields to off-MLS disclosure.

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Choose your founding plan

Founding annual is the default — locks your rate for 2 years. Monthly billing is available if you prefer flexibility.

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Founding member terms

  • First 100 agents on an annual plan lock that rate for 2 years.
  • Priority email support during the founding period.
  • Questions? Email support@findbacomps.com before or after payment.

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