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 for Long Island sellers

Quick answer

Rellia is built for Nassau and Suffolk sellers who want a clear platform path: a free estimate with no listing commitment, a published 2.0% seller platform fee at close, a $0 buyer platform fee, transaction-coordination software with a shared record, and independent escrow or title professionals for funds.

What Rellia publishes for sellers

• Free estimate and no listing commitment to request that estimate.
• Prepare and publish listing after you approve the information.
• 2.0% seller platform coordination and technology fee at close, calculated from the final purchase price.
• $0 buyer platform fee.
• Transaction-coordination software plus a shared record for dates, documents, and activity.
• Independent escrow or title handling of closing funds, with wire-fraud safeguards remaining the seller's and buyer's responsibility to follow.
• Optional provider directory for attorneys, inspectors, title, lenders, insurance, and photography.
• Estimator, pricing pages, and the Buyer Closing Cost Calculator for planning arithmetic.

None of those items is a promise of a faster sale, a set net, or a guaranteed buyer.

How this compares to other paths

A traditional listing agent markets under a listing agreement. A for-sale-by-owner seller runs marketing themselves. A Rellia listing uses the platform file for estimate, listing, tasks, and documents while your attorney still handles the contract. Compare the whole file: fee line, attorney and title charges, transfer taxes, and timeline, not a single percentage.

What still sits outside the platform

Attorneys, inspectors, lenders, and title professionals remain independent. New York residential closings commonly involve attorneys. Rellia does not replace legal, tax, or financial advice.

Where to start

Request a free estimate, review pricing and how it works, then use the estimator if you want another planning pass before you publish.