100% Commission Real Estate Brokerage in Dallas-Fort Worth
DFW broker sponsor with flat fee economics, full NTREIS MLS access, and a designated broker whose phone number is right on this page
Texas Ally Real Estate Group is a 100% commission brokerage sponsoring agents across the entire Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Arlington, Irving, and beyond. Instead of a split, you pay a flat monthly membership and a low flat transaction fee, so every closing costs the same whether it is a $600,000 Preston Hollow listing or a $250,000 starter home.
You get full NTREIS MLS access from day one, back office systems, lead programs, E&O coverage, and a designated broker who picks up. Juston’s number is on this page. Call it.
100% Commission
Zero Nonsense
Platinum
- Full-Time Broker Support
- Low flat transaction fees
- Comprehensive Back Office System
- Multiple Lead Referral Programs
- Low Deductible E&O Insurance
- HUD Certified
Full Texas Broker Tech Without the Price
Increased Margins
Keeping your full commission means more to reinvest in your own business — DFW farming campaigns, listing photography, and digital ads — so you drive your growth instead of feeding someone else’s overhead.
Dynamic Web Tools
Our company has a host of powerful tools and applications that will enhance your productivity, keep you connected and moving ahead.
IDX Web
IDX search and lead capture that runs on your own site, so the traffic you generate stays yours instead of feeding a portal.
Lead Referral Program
We have LEADS! We have several lead programs available for real estate agents who want to receive leads. So if you are trying to turn leads into clients you’re in the right place. Our CRM gives you all the options and resources necessary to manage a lead efficiently.
Get Paid Immediately
Get paid the day you close—or have your commission wired directly to your bank account.
DFW Metroplex & Beyond
Our 100% Commission plan covers the entire Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex — Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Arlington, Irving, Garland, Denton, and Richardson — plus every other major market in Texas. Look us up on the Texas Real Estate Commission. We’re everywhere your clients want to buy.
Discount Purchasing Programs
We have several vendor programs where you could save on the things you need as a Texas broker.
ACTUAL BROKER SUPPORT!
Try to call the broker at any of the 100% commission shops claiming to offer support. Who answers? Do they list their number? Our Managing Broker is Juston. His number is 512.586.6920. Call him. That’s not a call center — that’s your broker. We put our money where our mouth is.
What Our Agents Say
Claire O'Neal
“I am so happy to have settled with Texas Ally! I’ve worked at a small boutique brokerage and large companies where it’s easy to get lost. Texas Ally has been a fantastic match for me because of their great commission split and brokerage support. I love that I can run my business my way and still have easy access to my broker when I need a little extra help!”
Mary Fitzpatrick
“Juston, thank you so much for helping me enjoy a successful 2016 as a Realtor.I have been licensed for many years and still, as you know, have had to reach out frequently to you for professional guidance. You and your responsive staff make it easy and profitable for me to be a Texas Realtor. I am so glad I switched to your brokerage. Best regards”
Will Rodenbusch
“Texas Ally is a great solution for me because it allows me to offer 2% back commission to clients. It also allows me to manage my personal assets without the overhead of a traditional brokerage. Thank you!”
Silvia Arjona
“Amazing real estate group of people to work with. They are very responsive to the clients’ needs and very effective in getting results done.”
John Woo
“One of the best brokerage in town! Quick turnaround, responsive, willingness to work, much more to offer than others.”
Ernesto Tresgonzalez
“Love working at TA, Juston is very helpful and responsive. Also since getting 100% of my commission, I can focus more on my clients because getting more money takes care of me.”
Lauren Bansemer
“I was previously with a big name broker and made the switch to Texas Ally in early 2019. I’m so glad I did! Juston was the only broker who actually cared enough to follow up on my inquiry, and he’s been available and prompt when needed. I think that says a lot. He and the office staff are also just really nice people who seem to care more about building a good business together. They all work hard and are prompt with everything. I really love working with Texas Ally, and being able to achieve my financial goals with them has resulted in a lot of positive changes in my life. “
Run the numbers yourself
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Boards, MLS, and County Records
Association membership, license transfers, and appraisal district records for the Metroplex, straight from the source. Deciding which board to join? Start with our guides to MetroTex, ARBoR, and NTCAR.
These are independent organizations. Texas Ally is not affiliated with them and does not control their content.
Straight answers
What DFW agents want to know before moving their license
The questions that come up on the first call with Juston, answered without a pitch.
Does the flat fee change on a bigger deal?
No. Every closing is the same flat $200, whether it is a $600,000 listing in Preston Hollow or a $250,000 starter home in Garland. Leases are $50, the membership is $99 a month, and there is no split, cap, or franchise fee. The only thing that scales with price is a small E&O fee on sales above $900,000. Ask Juston for the exact figure on any deal in that range.
Which North Texas board do I join, and do I have to pick just one?
You need one REALTOR association to get your NTREIS subscription. Most of our Dallas and Collin County agents join MetroTex, Fort Worth and Tarrant County agents usually join ARBoR, and commercial agents look at NTCAR. Join where you work, not where our office is. One membership is enough for MLS access; a second only makes sense if you want that board's events and lockbox coverage. Our guides to MetroTex, ARBoR, and NTCAR cover dues and how to apply.
I work both sides of the Metroplex. Do I need anything extra to list in Tarrant County?
No. NTREIS is a single MLS covering Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, and the surrounding counties, so one subscription lets you list in Frisco on Monday and Fort Worth on Tuesday. Your sponsorship with Texas Ally is statewide, so if a client sends you to Austin or Houston you are still covered. You would only add a board membership if you want to list in an MLS outside NTREIS territory.
Most of my business is new construction in Frisco, Prosper, and Celina. Anything different with builder deals?
Same fee, same process. Builder co-op commissions are paid through the brokerage at closing like any other sale, and you owe the flat $200 on it. Builder registration and representation forms vary from one builder to the next, so if a sales office hands you something unusual, send it to Juston before your client signs. That review is part of the membership, not an extra.
My license is with a Dallas broker right now. What does the switch involve?
Three things. You submit the sponsorship change in the TREC REALM Portal and we accept it. You notify your association so your NTREIS access moves to Texas Ally, which MetroTex and ARBoR handle with a transfer form. And if you have active listings or pending contracts, you call Juston at 512.586.6920 first so nothing falls through during the handoff. TREC's transfer walkthrough is here.