What does Brokernomy cost?

The Agent plan is $12 a month or $99 a year. The Investor plan is $29 a month or $249 a year, the Rental owner plan $19 a month or $169 a year, and the Property manager plan $39 a month or $329 a year. Tools for a second line of work are added on from $12 a month, and the prices page adds every combination up. Every plan is free for your first 14 days.

What happens when the 14 free days end?

If you have not cancelled, your card is charged the price of your plan, and the plan renews each month or each year until you cancel. Cancel within the 14 days and your card is never charged; your tools close as soon as you cancel. If you ask within 14 days of a payment, that payment is refunded.

What does Ask Reale do, and what does it not do?

Ask Reale reads a receipt, or a bank or card statement, that you upload, and suggests where each line belongs, so you check figures instead of typing them. It asks you when it is not sure. It does not give tax, accounting or legal advice.

Where does Brokernomy stop and my accountant start?

Brokernomy keeps your records and adds them up: what came in, what went out, and what each closing, house, rental or owner left you. How anything is treated for tax, and what goes on a return, is for your CPA or tax preparer to decide.

I keep everything in spreadsheets now. Can I switch?

Yes. Type in what you have, scan receipts with your phone, or upload your bank and card statements as CSV or PDF files. You can load a whole year of statements at once, and the statements page shows which months are still missing.

What do I hand my CPA at year end?

On every plan, each tool's year summary downloads as a PDF to print or send. On the Agent plan, the Year-End Tax Organizer also gathers the documents, totals and questions to bring to your tax preparer.

Money tools for the business of real estate.

For licensed agents, investors who flip houses, owners of rental property, and property managers. See what comes in, what goes out, and what every closing, house, rental or owner leaves you. In your browser, on any device, with nothing to download.

Start your 14-day free trial See which plan fits you

Every plan is free for your first 14 days. You enter a credit or debit card to start. Cancel within the 14 days and it is never charged, and your access ends when you cancel. After that your card is charged the price of your plan, and the plan renews until you cancel.

Your card is entered on Stripe's payment page, not on ours. Stripe handles the payment, and Brokernomy never sees or keeps your card number.

Brokernomy's Commission Split and Cap Tracker for a made-up sample agent: $95,922.50 net to the agent this year from 10 closings, 73% of $131,222.50 gross kept, and the $18,000 cap reached. — The Commission Split and Cap Tracker, with sample figures for a made-up agent.

Free guides

Free to download. No account needed.

Real Estate Agent's Guide to Commissions, Bookkeeping & Tax-Ready Books
Setting up your business, reading your commission statement, and tracking income, expenses, and mileage for tax filing.
Download the guide (PDF, 16 pages)Download the audiobook (MP3, 37 minutes)
General information for real estate agents, not tax or legal advice for any specific situation. Review your own situation with a CPA or Enrolled Agent.

Which plan fits you?

Start from what you do. Each plan opens the tools made for that work. Every plan is free for your first 14 days.

I’m a licensed real estate agent
Agent plan
$12 a month, or $99 a year
after your 14 free days
Best if your income is commissions. Track every closing, your expenses, your dues and your mileage in one place.
What you get
- Commission Split and Cap Tracker
- Agent P&L and Lead Source ROI
- Pipeline and Closings Forecast
- Dues, License and Fees Watch
- Mileage and Vehicle Log
- Contacts
- 1099-NEC for People You Pay
- W-2 Payroll Expense
- Year-End Tax Organizer
What each tool does
I buy, fix up and sell houses
Investor plan
$29 a month, or $249 a year
after your 14 free days
Best if you flip houses. Keep every cost on the house it belongs to, from the purchase to the sale.
What you get
- Property Flip Tracker
- Receipts
- Statements
- 1099-NEC for People You Pay
- Mileage and Vehicle Log
- Contacts
What each tool does
I own rental property
Rental owner plan
$19 a month, or $169 a year
after your 14 free days
Best if you run your own rentals. See who rents what, who owes rent, and what each property brings in and costs.
What you get
- Rental Property Manager
- Receipts
- Statements
- 1099-NEC for People You Pay
- Mileage and Vehicle Log
- Contacts
What each tool does
I manage property for other owners
Property manager plan
$39 a month, or $329 a year
after your 14 free days
Best if you manage rentals for other people. Keep each owner's money apart, charge each fee once, and see what your own company makes.
What you get
- Property Management for Owners
- Receipts
- Statements
- 1099-NEC for People You Pay
- Mileage and Vehicle Log
- Contacts
What each tool does

Prices are in US dollars. Sales tax is added where it applies. See every price

Founding members keep their price

The first 50 subscribers to pay for a plan become founding members. They keep the prices of the day they joined, for every plan and add-on, for as long as they stay subscribed. If a founding member's subscription ends, so does the offer.

In return, about a month in, we ask how Brokernomy is working for you. Tell us honestly, good or bad: what you say never changes your price.

Do more than one of these?

Take one plan and add the other tools to it. You never pay for two plans.

An agent who also flips houses: The Agent plan, with the flip tools added on.; $29 a month or $248 a year in all
An agent who also owns rentals: The Agent plan, with the rental tools added on.; $24 a month or $198 a year in all
An investor who flips and also keeps rentals: The Investor plan, with the rental tools added on.; $41 a month or $348 a year in all
An agent who does all three: The Agent plan, with both added on.; $41 a month or $347 a year in all
An agent who also manages property for owners: The Agent plan, with the property management tools added on.; $39 a month or $328 a year in all
A property manager who also owns rentals: The Property manager plan, with the rental tools added on.; $51 a month or $428 a year in all
A broker or a team lead: The Agent plan, with the team and brokerage tools added on.; $41 a month or $348 a year in all

How it works

1
Pick the plan that fits you
Agent, investor, rental owner or property manager. Each opens the tools made for that work, and you can change plans later.
2
Put your numbers in
Type them in, scan a receipt, or upload a bank statement and let Ask Reale read it for you to check.
3
See where you stand
Every tool adds your figures up as you go, and prints a year summary to take to your accountant.

Agent plan

For a licensed real estate agent

At year end, hand your CPA a printed summary with every closing, expense and mile already added up.

Know what each deal really left you
Commission Split and Cap Tracker
See what each closing really pays you, after the referral fee, your split, your cap and the fees.
See whether this year is making you money
Agent P&L and Lead Source ROI
Your profit month by month, and which lead sources earn back what they cost you.
See whether your deals will reach your goal
Pipeline and Closings Forecast
The deals you are working, weighted by stage, against your goal for the year.
Stay ahead of renewals and dues bills
Dues, License and Fees Watch
Every bill, license and renewal in one place: what changed from last year, and what is coming due.
Keep every business mile on record
Mileage and Vehicle Log
A log of your business trips and what your vehicle costs you.
Know who to call next, and why
Contacts
The people you work with, with notes and what to do next for each.
Know who needs a 1099 from you
1099-NEC for People You Pay
Who you paid for their work this year, who needs a 1099-NEC, and the figures for each form.
Carry your payroll costs to your books
W-2 Payroll Expense
The wages and employer-side taxes from your payroll provider's reports, carried to your P&L.
Start tax season organized
Year-End Tax Organizer
Gathers the documents, totals and questions to bring to your tax preparer at year end.

Investor plan

For investors who flip houses

At year end, hand your CPA a printed summary with every house's costs and sale already added up.

Brokernomy's Property Flip Tracker for a made-up sample investor: 2 houses in inventory, one being worked on and one finished and unsold, $414,200 of cost held in inventory, nothing owed to lenders, and a $84,250 gain on sales in 2026. — The Property Flip Tracker, with sample figures for a made-up investor.

Know what each house really made you
Property Flip Tracker
The houses you are chasing, what each one you bought has cost you, what is still in inventory, and what every sale made.
Get the box of receipts off your desk
Receipts
Scan a receipt, and put it where it belongs so the cost is on record with its proof.
Sort a year of bank lines without typing them
Statements
Upload a bank or card statement, and put each line where it belongs.
Know who needs a 1099 from you
1099-NEC for People You Pay
Who you paid for their work this year, who needs a 1099-NEC, and the figures for each form.
Keep every business mile on record
Mileage and Vehicle Log
A log of your business trips and what your vehicle costs you.
Know who to call next, and why
Contacts
The people you work with, with notes and what to do next for each.

Rental owner plan

For rental property owners

At year end, hand your CPA a printed summary with each rental's rent and costs already added up.

Brokernomy's rent roll for a made-up sample rental owner: 3 of 4 units rented, $5,350 of rent a month, $1,650 owed by tenants, $5,350 of deposits held, and each unit's tenant, lease and standing on rent. — The Rental Property Manager's rent roll, with sample figures for a made-up rental owner.

Know what each rental brings in, and who owes rent
Rental Property Manager
Who rents what and what they owe, and the money in and out of each rental by year.
Get the box of receipts off your desk
Receipts
Scan a receipt, and put it where it belongs so the cost is on record with its proof.
Sort a year of bank lines without typing them
Statements
Upload a bank or card statement, and put each line where it belongs.
Know who needs a 1099 from you
1099-NEC for People You Pay
Who you paid for their work this year, who needs a 1099-NEC, and the figures for each form.
Keep every business mile on record
Mileage and Vehicle Log
A log of your business trips and what your vehicle costs you.
Know who to call next, and why
Contacts
The people you work with, with notes and what to do next for each.

Property manager plan

For property managers

At year end, hand your CPA a printed summary with each owner's money and your fees already added up.

Keep every owner's money straight
Property Management for Owners
For managing rentals for other owners: the owners you are signing, each owner's money, the fees you charge, what you hold for them, and what your own company makes.
Get the box of receipts off your desk
Receipts
Scan a receipt, and put it where it belongs so the cost is on record with its proof.
Sort a year of bank lines without typing them
Statements
Upload a bank or card statement, and put each line where it belongs.
Know who needs a 1099 from you
1099-NEC for People You Pay
Who you paid for their work this year, who needs a 1099-NEC, and the figures for each form.
Keep every business mile on record
Mileage and Vehicle Log
A log of your business trips and what your vehicle costs you.
Know who to call next, and why
Contacts
The people you work with, with notes and what to do next for each.

An add-on to the Agent plan

For a broker or a team lead

See your agents' closings and caps in one place
Team and brokerage
Your agents' closings, caps and licenses in one place, and nothing else of theirs.
A roster of up to 25 agents. Each agent joins with a code you give them, from a Brokernomy subscription of their own, and sees first what you will see of theirs.

Questions people ask

What does Brokernomy cost?: The Agent plan is $12 a month or $99 a year. The Investor plan is $29 a month or $249 a year, the Rental owner plan $19 a month or $169 a year, and the Property manager plan $39 a month or $329 a year. Tools for a second line of work are added on from $12 a month, and the prices page adds every combination up. Every plan is free for your first 14 days.
What happens when the 14 free days end?: If you have not cancelled, your card is charged the price of your plan, and the plan renews each month or each year until you cancel. Cancel within the 14 days and your card is never charged; your tools close as soon as you cancel. If you ask within 14 days of a payment, that payment is refunded.
Is my card safe?: Your card is entered on Stripe's payment page, not on ours. Stripe handles the payment, and Brokernomy never sees or keeps your card number.
What does Ask Reale do, and what does it not do?: Ask Reale reads a receipt, or a bank or card statement, that you upload, and suggests where each line belongs, so you check figures instead of typing them. It asks you when it is not sure. It does not give tax, accounting or legal advice.
Where does Brokernomy stop and my accountant start?: Brokernomy keeps your records and adds them up: what came in, what went out, and what each closing, house, rental or owner left you. How anything is treated for tax, and what goes on a return, is for your CPA or tax preparer to decide.
I keep everything in spreadsheets now. Can I switch?: Yes. Type in what you have, scan receipts with your phone, or upload your bank and card statements as CSV or PDF files. You can load a whole year of statements at once, and the statements page shows which months are still missing.
What do I hand my CPA at year end?: On every plan, each tool's year summary downloads as a PDF to print or send. On the Agent plan, the Year-End Tax Organizer also gathers the documents, totals and questions to bring to your tax preparer.

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