By Rellia editorial team — The Rellia editorial team prepares source-linked educational pages for Long Island sellers.

Published 2026-09-23 · Updated 2026-09-23

Why Rellia's 2% seller platform fee

Quick answer

Rellia publishes a flat 2.0% seller platform coordination and technology fee paid only as a separately identified closing or title disbursement authorized by the seller. It is calculated from the final purchase price. The buyer platform fee is published as $0. Attorney, inspection, title, tax, and other third-party costs remain separate.

What the 2.0% is

The pricing page describes the fee as a platform coordination and technology fee, not a commission. The seller authorizes it. The licensed closing or title professional disburses it. Rellia states it does not collect or custody closing funds and does not treat the fee as a commission.

Simple arithmetic

On a $600,000 final purchase price, 2.0% is $12,000. That is arithmetic only. It is not a quote of net proceeds and not a claim about any other professional's fee.

What the fee does not include

Third-party costs vary by transaction and appear as separate lines. Typical separate items include attorney fees, inspections, title charges, transfer taxes, lender fees, insurance, and photography. Optional providers from a directory set their own prices.

How sellers usually compare it

Build a simple list: expected sale price, the published 2.0% Rellia fee, attorney and title charges, taxes and prorations, repairs, and any concessions in the deal documents. Use the estimator and closing-cost calculator for planning, then read the settlement statement before you wire or sign final figures.

Free estimate first

You can request a free estimate with no listing commitment, then decide whether to prepare and publish. The fee applies when a sale closes under the current pricing terms, not when you only request an estimate.

Common questions

Is 2.0% of my estimate or my sale price?

Of the final purchase price, per the published pricing page.

Is the buyer charged a Rellia platform fee?

Rellia publishes a $0 buyer platform fee. Buyers still pay their own professional and lender costs.

Does the fee replace an attorney?

No. Review current pricing and service terms, and have your attorney review documents that apply to your sale.