Sell Your Home.
Keep Your Equity.
VroomBrick charges a 1% technology fee for the platform, paid by you at closing, from the sale proceeds. You don’t pay a listing agent commission. You get a licensed closing attorney, a flat-rate MLS listing, showing agents, and lender connections. We’re a technology platform, not a brokerage.
Technology does the heavy lifting, and you’re never on your own. A licensed closing attorney handles your contracts and closing, showing agents schedule your tours, and our team is with you from your first question to closing day.
See how home selling works on VroomBrick.
Three steps to selling smarter.
List Your Home
We connect you with a flat-rate MLS broker to get your home listed. Your licensed closing attorney prepares the contracts.
Show & Review Offers
Showing agents handle tours. When offers come in, you review them on your dashboard, and your closing attorney handles the contract.
Close & Keep Your Equity
Your attorney manages settlement and closing. VroomBrick's 1% technology fee for the platform is paid by you at closing, from the sale proceeds. You don't pay a listing agent commission.
Everything you need to sell your home. For a 1% technology fee.
VroomBrick unbundles the traditional listing agent role. You get MLS exposure, a licensed closing attorney, and platform guidance. VroomBrick charges a 1% technology fee for the platform, paid by you at closing, from the sale proceeds. You don’t pay a listing agent commission.
Flat-Rate MLS Listing
Your home gets listed on the MLS through a flat-rate broker. Full market exposure to every buyer and buyer's agent in Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina.
Licensed Closing Attorney
A licensed attorney handles your sale contracts, title review, and all closing paperwork. The legal backbone of every VroomBrick transaction.
Step-by-Step Selling Guidance
The platform walks you through every stage: listing preparation, showings, reviewing offers, and closing.
Showing Coordination
VroomBrick helps coordinate buyer showings. Your home stays accessible to every qualified buyer in the market.
Comparing listing options? Read what a flat fee MLS listing is and how it works, including how it compares with a full-service agent and for sale by owner, or see how VroomBrick pricing works.
Traditional Agent vs. VroomBrick
Traditional Agent
Commission Set in Your Listing Agreement
A listing agent’s commission is a percentage of the sale price written into your listing agreement. Commissions are negotiable, and full-service representation covers pricing, marketing, showings, and negotiation.
VroomBrick
1% Technology Fee
VroomBrick charges a 1% technology fee for the platform, paid by you at closing, from the sale proceeds. You don’t pay a listing agent commission. You get a flat-rate MLS listing, a licensed closing attorney, showing agents, lender connections, and your transaction dashboard.
On a $400,000 home
If a seller’s agent charged 3%
$12,000
example commission
VroomBrick
$4,000
1% technology fee
Difference
$8,000
in this example
On a $400,000 home, a 1% technology fee is $4,000. If a seller’s agent charged 3%, that would be $12,000, a difference of $8,000. Commissions are negotiable, so your number depends on what you’d have paid. We’re a technology platform, not a brokerage.
Run your own numbers: agent commission cost calculator, seller net sheet, and home equity calculator. Or see all calculators.
Selling before a PCS move or as a veteran? See our veteran guides for Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina, and how VA rules treat commissions when your buyer uses a VA loan.
Common questions about selling with VroomBrick
How does VroomBrick list my home on the MLS?
VroomBrick connects you with a licensed flat-rate broker who lists your home on the MLS for full market exposure. Your property appears on Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, and every other platform that pulls from the MLS. VroomBrick is a technology platform that coordinates this process, not a brokerage.
Do I still need a realtor to sell my home?
No. VroomBrick is a technology platform, not a brokerage. VroomBrick charges a 1% technology fee for the platform, paid by you at closing, from the sale proceeds. You don't pay a listing agent commission, and a flat-rate broker lists your home on the MLS. Your transaction is overseen by a licensed closing attorney who handles contracts and settlement. Showing agents manage property tours independently.
What does the closing attorney do?
The closing attorney is an independent licensed professional connected through VroomBrick. They handle your contracts and closing, including the title search and settlement. Your closing attorney's fee is part of your closing costs, itemized in your closing documents. We're a technology platform, not a brokerage.
How does the 1% technology fee compare with a commission?
On a $400,000 home, a 1% technology fee is $4,000. If a seller's agent charged 3%, that would be $12,000, a difference of $8,000. Commissions are negotiable, so your number depends on what you'd have paid. You can enter your own price and rate in the Agent Commission Cost Calculator at vroombrick.com/tools/savings-calculator/.
What states does VroomBrick operate in?
VroomBrick currently operates in Virginia, Maryland, and North Carolina. We connect sellers in these states with licensed closing attorneys, showing agents, and lender partners.
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