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Discount Realtor in Denver: Full-Service Selling for a 1% Listing Fee

Sell your Denver-area home with a full-service Colorado team for a 1% listing fee, paid at closing. Buyer-agent compensation and other closing costs are separate.

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Local Buyer Support

Get help with your home search, tours, negotiations, and closing. Review our home buying services and ask your agent about fees. We give half of the buyer’s agent commission back to you at closing.* If the seller doesn’t offer a buyer’s agent commission, you pay 1%.
*Some lenders cap rebates based on your down payment, so check with your lender. Some states prohibit buyer rebates.

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Selling

Full-Service Selling With A

1% Listing Fee

Our full-service listing support includes pricing, marketing, and negotiation for a 1% listing fee paid at closing. Buyer-agent compensation and other closing costs are separate.

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A 1% discount realtor in Denver, with full service

When you sell a Denver-area home with Trelora, the listing fee is 1% of the sale price, paid at closing. You still get full service: pricing, photography, marketing, open houses and negotiation, handled by a Colorado team.

The 1% covers only Trelora’s side of the sale. What a buyer’s agent is paid is a separate item. Other closing costs, such as Colorado’s documentary fee, are also separate.

If you’re comparing low-commission realtors in Denver, ask each one the same three questions. What is the listing rate in writing? What does it include? Who pays the buyer’s agent, and how much? Clear answers make the offers easy to compare.

What 1% looks like on a Denver sale

These are made-up examples only. They are not Trelora sales or Denver market figures.

Sale price 1% Trelora listing fee At a 2.5% listing fee At a 3% listing fee Difference vs 3%
$450,000 $4,500 $11,250 $13,500 $9,000
$650,000 $6,500 $16,250 $19,500 $13,000
$900,000 $9,000 $22,500 $27,000 $18,000

Each fee is the sale price × the rate (for example, $650,000 × 1% = $6,500), and the last column is the 3% fee minus the 1% fee. This table leaves out buyer-agent compensation, the documentary fee and other closing costs; for the full picture, see our Colorado home-selling cost comparison.

Denver seller costs and rules to know

Some Colorado rules and costs apply no matter what listing fee you pay. Check the details for your sale with your broker, title company or attorney. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.

  • Documentary fee. Colorado charges one cent per $100 of the sale price (0.01%) on recorded deeds over $500. It is paid to the county clerk and recorder. Example: $650,000 ÷ $100 × $0.01 = $65.
  • Written agreement first. Since August 12, 2026 (HB26-1426), a broker must have a written agreement with you before doing licensed work for you. The agreement must clearly show the compensation amount or rate.
  • No dual agency. Colorado bans dual agency. Ask whether your broker will act as a single agent or a transaction-broker. Our transaction broker guide explains the difference.
  • Taxes tied to the home. Property taxes and metro district taxes vary by property. See Colorado property taxes and Colorado metro districts. For a fuller list, see closing costs in Colorado.

What full service with Trelora includes

  • A 1% listing fee, paid at closing
  • Help pricing your home
  • Listing photos
  • Marketing for your listing
  • Open houses
  • Negotiation on your behalf
  • A showing team available seven days a week
  • A local Colorado team you can reach at 720-500-2144

With Trelora, You Have An Entire Team On Your Side!

Most traditional agents work alone, so you can only get help when they are available. Trelora has a team of showing agents who are available seven days a week so you can see homes when they first hit the market. Our sell team gives you full service realty including photography, open houses, marketing, and more for one low fee.

Don’t Just Take Our Word For It

These reviews describe individual past transactions. Fees, rebates, and savings may differ for your transaction.

We had such a wonderful experience working with Trelora. We were selling two homes and buying one all at the same time and they did a great job helping us through the chaos. I would recommend them to anyone buying or selling with confidence that they will be well taken care of during this stressful buying and selling process.

– KARA

Buying with Trelora was the best experience I’ve had purchasing real estate. It fit the way I like to buy – I hunt the internet for properties, send them a list of homes and they promptly setup the showings. Since they utilize a team of people (all of which are incredibly kind and helpful), I was able to see properties faster which gave me a competitive advantage in this seller’s market. If that wasn’t enough, they provide $6K cash back (non taxable!) after close that I’m able to put toward some updates to my home.

– TREY

I was very apprehensive to ditch the traditional real estate agents for the Trelora team approach. Sure, there’s lots of money to save by using Trelora but will the team get me an accepted contract on a home and at a good price? The long and short answer is ‘yes’. Trelora did everything my past realtors have done, and they did it better. Scheduling for viewing homes was easy and there was always someone available to show. Once under contract, they watched the tasks like hawks to ensure nothing was missed. There is nothing I could find that Trelora could improve upon.

– JOE

The Benefits Of Partnering With Trelora

A Responsive Team

A team of dedicated agents is always available to help, 7 days a week. We’ll connect with you, however you like – by phone, text or email.

Trusted By Thousands

Our agents have sold thousands of homes.

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Trelora agents are local experts and know your neighborhood inside and out.

Understand Your Real Estate Costs

Compare the listing fee, buyer-agent compensation, and other closing costs before you choose an agent. See our Colorado home-selling cost comparison and meet the Colorado real estate team.

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The difference is in the details

4.8 stars from 1,083 reviews

4.7 from 528 Google reviews and 4.9 from 555 Zillow reviews. Read Trelora reviews.

1% listing fee, paid at closing

Full-service selling. Buyer-agent compensation and other closing costs are separate.

Showing agents 7 days a week

Our showing team can show your home any day of the week.

Buying in Denver with Trelora

Buying in the Denver metro? Trelora agents help with your search, tours, negotiations and closing. Under Colorado’s 2026 rules, you sign a written agreement with your broker before they do licensed work for you, and it must state how they are paid. Our Colorado buyer agency agreement guide explains what to expect.

We give half of the buyer’s agent commission back to you at closing.* If the seller doesn’t offer a buyer’s agent commission, you pay 1%.

*Some lenders cap rebates based on your down payment, so check with your lender. Some states prohibit buyer rebates.

Denver discount realtor FAQ

Are there Denver real estate agents who sell for a 1% commission?

Yes. Trelora lists Denver-area homes for a 1% listing fee, paid at closing. That fee includes full service: pricing, photography, marketing, open houses and negotiation.

Who pays the buyer’s agent when I sell a home in Denver?

Buyer-agent compensation is separate from Trelora’s 1% listing fee. Get whatever you agree to in writing. Before you list, ask your broker to show you how it changes what you take home from the sale.

What do I have to sign before a Colorado broker starts working for me?

Since August 12, 2026, HB26-1426 requires a written agreement before a broker does licensed work for you. The agreement makes the broker either a transaction-broker or a single agent. It must also clearly show the compensation amount or rate.

Can one agent represent both me and the buyer in Colorado?

No. Colorado law does not allow dual agency. A broker works with you as either a single agent or a transaction-broker. Ask which one applies before you sign your listing agreement.

What does a Denver seller pay besides the listing fee?

Common costs include any buyer-agent compensation you agree to and Colorado’s documentary fee. That fee is 0.01% of the sale price on deeds over $500. Property taxes and metro district taxes depend on the home, and your title company can estimate your total closing costs.

Save When You Buy Or Sell With Trelora

Trelora’s agents specialize, so you get an expert at every stage. From pricing experts who watch the market daily to negotiation experts who get you the best deal, you always have the best person on your side.

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