Questions Texas agents ask first

Yes. You pay a flat $100 monthly membership and a flat $99 broker-compliance fee per closed transaction. Everything above that is yours. There are no percentage splits.

Texas broker sponsorship and license hang, E&O insurance on every transaction, full transaction management with dotloop including unlimited e-signatures, a professional @captexrealty.com email address, direct broker access 24/7, the full Texas forms library for both metros, the preferred partner network, and your own agent page on our MLS-powered consumer site.

No. There are no desk fees, no franchise fees, and no monthly minimums.

Yes. You can keep your own brand or use CapTex branding. Your clients are your clients.

No. There is no long-term contract and you can cancel at any time.

Days rather than weeks in most cases. You apply, have a quick 15-minute call with your broker, and we handle the TREC sponsorship transfer with you start to finish.

Unlock MLS / ABOR for the Austin metro and surrounding Hill Country, and HAR for greater Houston and the surrounding counties. You can work either market, or both, under a single sponsorship.

Included. Errors and omissions coverage applies to your transactions at no additional cost, with no separate E&O bill and no add-on fee.

No. Full transaction management and unlimited e-signatures are provided through CapTex's dotloop Business+ account. There is no separate software bill.

You contact your broker directly. CapTex is run by a licensed, actively selling broker who handles contract questions, tricky closings, and strategy personally. Every file also receives broker compliance review.

Yes, as an optional low-cost add-on. It is billed at closing and waived if your deal does not close, so there is no risk if a transaction falls through.

Yes. Membership is $100 per month, or $1,000 per year, which works out to two months free.

At roughly three or more closings a year, a full-time agent typically comes out ahead on the flat-fee model compared to a traditional 70/30 split. The more you close, the wider that gap gets, because a flat fee does not scale with your production.