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Real estate commission and co-agent split calculator

Enter the agreed sale fee or rental fee, then choose how the listing-side and client-side agents split it. The calculation stays in your browser. It is a planning aid—not a prescribed commission rate or a substitute for a written agreement.

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Commission breakdown

Total commission

THB 150,000
Listing-side share · 50%
THB 75,000
Client-side share · 50%
THB 75,000
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How to calculate agent commission in Thailand

For a sale, multiply the completed sale price by the commission percentage written in the listing agreement. A 3% fee is a familiar market convention in many Thai resale transactions, but it is not a universal legal tariff and every deal can differ.

For a rental, the fee is often expressed as a number of months of rent for a stated lease term. Confirm renewals, early termination, tax and the exact payment trigger separately. In a co-agent deal, divide the one owner-paid fee according to the written split; do not add a second full commission.

Commission questions

Is 3% the required property sale commission in Thailand?

No. Three percent is a common market convention in many resale transactions, not a universal statutory rate. The owner and agent should negotiate and record the actual fee and payment trigger in writing.

How is co-agent commission normally split?

A 50/50 split is common when the listing-side and client-side agents have balanced responsibilities, but it is not mandatory. The split should reflect the work and be agreed before the viewing or client introduction.

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