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Charleston SC Flat Fee MLS in Mount Pleasant: 8 Plans and Real Costs (2026)

Charleston SC Flat Fee MLS in Mount Pleasant: 8 Plans and Real Costs (2026)

Updated November 2026. Competitor prices from each company’s own site, read October 20, 2026. Charleston Trident MLS rules and South Carolina statutes re-read November 2, 2026.

A Charleston SC flat fee MLS listing for a Mount Pleasant home costs $89 to $399 upfront on the plans we compared (November 2026), and goes on Charleston Trident MLS. Beycome Basic is $99 with $0 at closing. Watch the back end: on a typical $871,700 Mount Pleasant home, a 0.5% closing fee alone is $4,358.50.

Prices east of the Cooper River are about twice the Charleston metro’s, so a small percentage turns into real money here. Our Mount Pleasant flat fee MLS page shows how a $99 listing works.

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Key takeaways

  • The typical Mount Pleasant home was worth $871,700 in September 2026, up 1.6% in a year, against $437,500 for the Charleston metro (Zillow Home Value Index).
  • Charleston Trident MLS takes 100 photos but only 750 characters of public remarks.
  • South Carolina’s deed recording fee on that home is $3,226.40, and the seller owes it.
  • An example 3% listing commission on $871,700 is $26,151; Beycome Basic is $99, paid once.

Ready now? Start your $99 listing. Once the questionnaire is complete, it’s usually live on the MLS within hours.

What does a Charleston SC flat fee MLS listing really cost in Mount Pleasant?

The upfront price is only half the story. Several firms add a percentage when the home sells, and East Cooper prices magnify it. This table runs each firm’s lowest-priced MLS plan on the typical Mount Pleasant value, A to Z with Beycome last.

Firm and plan Paid at signup Added at closing MLS photos Months listed Total on $871,700
Brokerless $99 $99 Nothing 6 6 $99
ByOwner.com MLS $295 0.25% Up to 50 6 $2,474.25
Homecoin $149 (varies by MLS) Nothing Max 12 $149
HomeZu Local MLS Listing (SC) $399 0.1% to 0.25% 25 6 $1,270.70 to $2,578.25
Houzeo Bronze $399 Nothing 25 6 $399
ISoldMyHouse Get LISTED $299 None stated 6 to 10 6 $299
List With Freedom Gold $89 0.5% 25 6 $4,447.50
Beycome Basic $99 Nothing All 100 the MLS allows Longest allowed** $99

Two firms tie at $99 with nothing at closing, Brokerless and Beycome, but the listings differ. Brokerless’s $99 plan shows 6 photos for 6 months. Beycome Basic shows every photo Charleston Trident MLS accepts and stays live for the longest term South Carolina and the MLS allow.** For a house with a dock or a screened porch, six photos leave a lot out.

Houzeo’s Silver, Gold and Platinum plans add 0.5% to 1.25% at closing, with a minimum commission of just under $1,000. Platinum comes to $11,395.25 on $871,700. Its extra 0.5% surcharge for Hilton Head MLS and Beaufort County MLS listings doesn’t apply on Charleston Trident.

How do you list on the MLS in South Carolina from Mount Pleasant?

You can’t join an MLS as an owner. A licensed broker enters the listing for you, and you keep the say on price, showings and offers. Mount Pleasant, Daniel Island, Isle of Palms and Sullivan’s Island all go on Charleston Trident MLS, run with the Charleston Trident Association of REALTORS.

Our Charleston Trident MLS page lists the rules that shape your listing:

  • Up to 100 photos, with at least 3 for a house or condo.
  • 750 characters of public remarks, about 120 words.
  • No commission or bonus wording in any remarks.
  • No equitable interest listings, so you must own the home.
  • Days on market reset only after 30 days off the market.
  • Showings booked through ShowingTime.

The MLS covers Charleston, Berkeley, Dorchester, Colleton, Beaufort, Hampton and Orangeburg counties. Need step-by-step help with the form? Read listing a Mount Pleasant home on the MLS by owner.

Which multiple listing service covers your part of South Carolina?

South Carolina has several regional MLSs, and the right one depends on where buyers’ agents search. Beycome lists on these, per our own coverage list:

Region MLS Beycome uses
Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville Charleston Trident MLS
Greenville and the Upstate Greater Greenville MLS, Western Upstate MLS
Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand Coastal Carolinas MLS
Columbia and the Midlands Consolidated MLS
Rock Hill and Fort Mill Canopy MLS
Aiken Aiken MLS

For the full statewide picture, see our South Carolina flat fee MLS comparison. Selling on the peninsula instead? Our Charleston flat fee MLS comparison covers flood and erosion questions near the water.

How big is the deed recording fee on an East Cooper sale?

South Carolina charges $1.85 for each $500 of value, or part of $500: $1.30 for the state and 55 cents for the county (S.C. Code 12-24-10 and 12-24-20). The grantor, meaning you, is liable for it. It’s paid when the deed records with the Charleston County Register of Deeds.

Town Typical value, Sept 2026 Deed recording fee 3% example
Mount Pleasant $871,700 $3,226.40 $26,151
Isle of Palms $1,719,500 $6,362.15 $51,585
Summerville $380,000 $1,406.00 $11,400

Values come from the Zillow Home Value Index. An attorney supervises South Carolina closings, so budget for that fee too; our South Carolina FSBO contract guide shows where the attorney fits.

Which disclosure questions matter most in Mount Pleasant?

South Carolina makes the owner give the buyer a written disclosure statement on the state form (S.C. Code 27-50-40). Many Mount Pleasant homes sit in planned neighborhoods, so one line deserves care: whether the home is governed by a homeowners association, which can limit use and carry costs. Have your covenants, dues and any special assessment notice ready.

The same law lets a buyer recover actual damages from an owner who knowingly gives false information. Fill in what you know, and ask your HOA early how long its resale letter takes. More on the money side is in selling a Mount Pleasant home without a realtor.

Is Summerville on the same MLS?

Yes. Summerville, mostly in Dorchester County, lists on Charleston Trident MLS like Mount Pleasant does. The math is different, though. At a typical $380,000, a 0.5% closing fee is $1,900, not $4,358.50, and the deed fee is $1,406.00. Summerville details are on our Summerville flat fee MLS page. For North Charleston, see the North Charleston flat fee MLS comparison.

How do the firms serving Mount Pleasant compare?

Brokerless. Plans at $99, $149 and $188, with no fees at closing. You negotiate on your own. The $188 tier runs 12 months with more photos.

ByOwner.com. The MLS plan is $295 for 6 months with up to 50 photos, plus 0.25% at closing. It says it serves over 40 states without naming them.

Homecoin. South Carolina is on its active list. Max photos, 12 months, 10 free changes and, per its FAQ, never a fee at closing. Its $149 price was shown for Florida and Texas; it says prices vary by MLS. Reviews run both ways: from Ihor on Google Reviews, an experienced owner who listed with it and was happy; from Katrina on Google Reviews, a seller who struggled with a change request and a slow cancellation.

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HomeZu. The South Carolina plan is $399 for 6 months and 25 photos, plus a closing fee it puts at 0.1% to 0.25%. One Yelp reviewer, Ken on Yelp, praised the broker’s help; Westledge on Yelp found it hard to reach when trying to cancel.

Houzeo. Bronze at $399 is a true flat fee with 25 photos for 6 months. The higher plans add a percentage at closing and a minimum of just under $1,000, which matters at Mount Pleasant prices.

ISoldMyHouse. $299 for 6 to 10 photos and 6 months, or $399 for max photos and 12 months. No closing fee is stated. Yelp has both kinds of stories: from David on Yelp, a seller who saved on commission, and from Eric on Yelp, who had trouble uploading photos.

List With Freedom. Gold is $89 upfront with a 0.5% compliance fee at closing, about $4,447.50 all in on the typical home here. Changes are free and unlimited.

Carolina Realty Solutions. A Carolinas brokerage on the old version of this list. We couldn’t confirm a current flat fee price, so it’s not in the table. Yelp reviews are split: from Charlie on Yelp, a happy buyer and seller; from Darin on Yelp, a buyer who went to court over earnest money.

Beycome. Basic is $99 in South Carolina with nothing due to Beycome at closing. It puts your home on the major home search sites and Charleston Trident MLS, with max photos, an offer dashboard and e-sign, ShowingTime when available, unlimited changes and our Artur AI assistant for offers. Want a person? Concierge (see current price) gives you a dedicated expert who negotiates with you, always on your side, while every decision stays yours. 22,000+ homeowners have sold with Beycome and saved over $225 million (Beycome internal data, October 2026).

Wondering where Mount Pleasant buyers look online? Our Mount Pleasant FSBO websites ranking covers that.

Mount Pleasant and Charleston flat fee MLS FAQ

How much is a Charleston SC flat fee MLS listing?

Entry plans we compared cost $89 to $399 upfront. Beycome Basic is $99 in South Carolina with $0 at closing; some firms add 0.25% to 0.5% when the home sells.

What do Beycome reviews say?

Read recent reviews on Google before you choose any firm. What we can state is what’s included: max MLS photos, the longest term allowed, e-sign, unlimited changes and $0 due to Beycome at closing.

Can I list on the MLS in South Carolina without an agent?

You need a licensed broker to enter the listing, but not a full-commission agent. A flat fee broker lists it, and you run showings, offers and price.

Is Summerville on Charleston Trident MLS?

Yes. Summerville, Mount Pleasant and North Charleston all list on Charleston Trident MLS.

Who offers flat-fee listing for single-family homes in Mount Pleasant?

Beycome, Brokerless, Homecoin, HomeZu, Houzeo, ISoldMyHouse, ByOwner.com and List With Freedom all sell MLS plans. Compare closing fees, photos and term, not just the upfront price.

How many words can a Charleston Trident MLS listing have?

Public remarks are capped at 750 characters, about 120 words. You can add up to 100 photos.

Who pays the deed recording fee in South Carolina?

The seller, as grantor, is liable for it. It’s $1.85 per $500 of value, so $3,226.40 on an $871,700 home.

When you’re ready, list your Mount Pleasant home on Charleston Trident MLS for $99.

Reviewed by Beycome Brokerage Realty LLC, licensed real estate brokerage.

Commission figures are examples only. Real estate commissions are not set by law or by NAR rules and are fully negotiable. Sellers choose whether to offer any compensation to a buyer’s agent, and how much; since August 17, 2024, those offers can’t be shown on the MLS.

Beycome prices as of November 2026: Basic $99 in South Carolina; Concierge pricing is on the Concierge page. Competitor prices and terms come from each company’s own website, read October 20, 2026; they can change, so check before you buy. “$0 at closing” means no Beycome fee at closing. You still pay the deed recording fee, the closing attorney and any buyer-agent pay you agree to.

* No cancellation fee on any Beycome package. There is no refund once the listing is live, and a listing under contract can’t be canceled.

** Listing term is the maximum the state and the MLS allow: up to 24 months (12 in Maryland and Pennsylvania).

General information, not legal advice. Ask a South Carolina real estate attorney about your own sale.

Sources

  1. Zillow Research, Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), September 2026: Mount Pleasant, Isle of Palms, Summerville, Charleston metro.
  2. Beycome, Charleston Trident MLS page (photos, remarks, days on market, counties), read November 2, 2026.
  3. S.C. Code Title 12, Chapter 24, deed recording fee, read November 2, 2026.
  4. S.C. Code Title 27, Chapter 50, residential property condition disclosure, read November 2, 2026.
  5. Brokerless, ByOwner.com, Homecoin, HomeZu South Carolina, Houzeo South Carolina, ISoldMyHouse and List With Freedom pricing pages, read October 20, 2026.
  6. Google and Yelp reviews linked above, as cited in earlier editions of this page.
  7. Beycome internal data, November 2026 (package features and the MLSs we list on).

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