Updated November 2026. This page first announced Beycome’s Texas launch in October 2022. It now covers what Beycome offers Texas sellers and buyers today.
Beycome Corp. is the technology company behind beycome.com, and it has served Texas since October 5, 2022. As of November 2026, Texas sellers can list on the MLS from $99 with $0 to Beycome at closing. Beycome Title closes Texas sales for a $299 settlement fee per side from its Houston office. The typical Texas home was worth $296,400 in September 2026 (Zillow).
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Key takeaways
- Beycome launched in Texas on October 5, 2022, starting with Houston, Austin, North Texas, San Antonio, Central Texas and El Paso MLSs.
- Listing plans are Basic $99, Enhanced $399 and Concierge $1,399, with $0 to Beycome at closing.
- Beycome Title charges a $299 settlement fee per side in Texas; title insurance premiums are set by the state.
- Texas sellers of previously occupied single-family homes use TREC’s Seller’s Disclosure Notice (form 55-1, effective May 28, 2026).
What does Beycome offer in Texas?
When this page first ran in 2022, Beycome had just opened in Texas. The goal was simple. Let Texas owners list on the MLS for a flat fee and run the sale online. Four years on, that’s still the core. There’s just more around it now.
| Service | Price in Texas (October 2026) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic listing | $99 | MLS listing, the most photos the MLS allows, e-signature, unlimited listing changes, Artur AI for offers |
| Enhanced listing | $399 | Basic plus a photo package and an MLS listing in 36 hours or less (shoot scheduled separately) |
| Concierge | $1,399 | Full support from experts, who negotiate with you, always on your side; you stay in control of every decision |
| Beycome Title | $299 settlement fee per side | Title search, escrow and closing; title insurance at the state-set rate |
| Buyer program | No upfront fee | A closing credit when the seller offers buyer-agent compensation |
Every listing plan includes ShowingTime scheduling where the MLS offers it, and no cancellation fee (listings under contract can’t be canceled). Support runs 7 days a week, with Artur AI 24/7. See the details on our Texas flat fee MLS page.
What does it save on a Texas home?
Take the typical Texas home at $296,400, per Zillow’s September 2026 index. A 3% listing commission on that price would be $8,892. That figure is an example only. Commissions are not set by law or NAR rules and are fully negotiable. Sellers choose whether to offer any buyer-agent compensation, and how much. Since August 17, 2024, those offers can’t be shown on the MLS.
Texas values dipped 1.4% over the year to September 2026 in the same index. When prices slip, the right list price matters even more. Our home value calculator is a free first check.
Which multiple listing service in Texas can Beycome list on?
Texas doesn’t have one MLS for the whole state. It has regional ones, and a listing goes on the MLS that covers the home’s area. The 2022 launch started with six: Houston MLS (HAR), Austin, North Texas (NTREIS), San Antonio, Central Texas and Greater El Paso. Today Beycome lists on these Texas MLSs:
- Houston MLS (HAR).
- NTREIS, for Dallas, Fort Worth and North Texas.
- Austin MLS.
- LERA MLS, the San Antonio MLS.
- Central Texas MLS (Fort Hood Area AOR).
- Greater El Paso MLS (GEPAR).
- Amarillo, San Angelo, Greater Tyler and Wichita Falls MLSs.
- South Texas MLS (Corpus Christi) and My State MLS Texas.
An MLS listing can also show up on the big home search sites that pull from it. For a step-by-step on how it works, read how to list your Texas home on the MLS by owner. To compare providers side by side, see our Texas flat fee MLS rankings.
What forms does a Texas seller need?
Texas law requires a seller’s disclosure for most single-family homes that someone has lived in (Property Code section 5.008). The Texas Real Estate Commission publishes the Seller’s Disclosure Notice (form 55-1). Its current version took effect May 28, 2026. Your listing dashboard includes Texas forms under Legal Forms. For the full process, see our guide to selling a Texas home without a realtor.
What is Beycome Title in Texas?
Beycome Title is Beycome’s own title and closing company. In Texas it charges a flat $299 settlement fee, per side. Texas sets title insurance rates by law. So the premium is the same at any title company. The Texas office is at 1800 West Loop South, Suite 1990, Houston, TX 77027.
You don’t need a lawyer to close in Texas; a licensed title agent handles it. Beycome sellers and buyers can use Beycome Title, or any title company they choose. In Florida the settlement fee is $99, prepaid. Beycome Title also closes in Michigan ($199), Ohio ($299), Illinois ($599) and Indiana ($199) with Prepaid Pricing at checkout.
What is Beycome Corp, and which Beycome company does what?
People search for “Beycome Corp,” “beycome.com,” “Beycome of Florida” and “Beycome Brokerage Realty LLC.” Here’s how they fit together. The short version: Beycome Corp. builds and runs the website, and licensed affiliates provide the brokerage and title services.
| Company | Role |
|---|---|
| Beycome Corp. | Runs beycome.com. It’s a tech company, not a brokerage. It bills the seller plans. |
| Beycome Brokerage Realty LLC | Licensed brokerage of record for Beycome listings, including Texas. |
| Beycome of Florida LLC | Licensed brokerage for Florida listings. |
| Beycome Title | Title and closing company in Florida, Texas, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. |
Across all of them, brokerage services are licensed in 18 states and DC, and sellers can list in 17 states and DC. License numbers are on our licensed broker page. More than 22,000+ homeowners have sold with Beycome, saving over $225 million (Beycome internal data, October 2026).
How does the buyer program work in Texas?
Beycome’s buyer program is open to every buyer on homes listed by other agents, with no upfront fee. When the seller offers buyer-agent compensation, we keep 1% of the price (minimum $1,499) and credit the rest to you at closing, with lender approval. On a $400,000 home with 3% offered, that’s $8,000 back. The credit can’t apply where no buyer-agent commission is offered, like most FSBO homes, or on homes listed by Beycome sellers.
Sell smarter
List your home on the MLS from $99
A flat fee instead of a percentage, and $0 to Beycome at closing. You stay in control of your sale.
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Get up to 2% back at closing
On homes listed by other agents, Beycome credits you up to 2% of the price at closing (1% kept, $1,499 minimum; not on FSBO homes or homes listed by Beycome sellers).
Buy a home →Moving within the state? Our guide on why Texas is a great state to live in covers costs and cities. Houston sellers can also read selling a Houston home without a realtor. Beycome opened in Connecticut a month before Texas; see Beycome in Connecticut for that state.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Beycome Title of Texas?
Yes. Beycome Title closes Texas sales for a $299 settlement fee per side, from its office at 1800 West Loop South, Suite 1990, Houston.
When did Beycome launch in Texas?
On October 5, 2022, starting with the Houston, Austin, North Texas, San Antonio, Central Texas and El Paso MLSs.
How much does a flat fee MLS listing cost in Texas?
Beycome Basic is $99, Enhanced $399 and Concierge $1,399, with $0 to Beycome at closing.
Can I get a flat fee MLS listing in El Paso?
Yes. Beycome lists on the Greater El Paso MLS (GEPAR), along with HAR, NTREIS, Austin, San Antonio and other Texas MLSs.
What is Beycome Corp?
The technology company that runs beycome.com. Brokerage services come from licensed affiliates, Beycome Brokerage Realty LLC and Beycome of Florida LLC.
What is beycome.com?
The website run by Beycome Corp. Sellers list homes on the major home search sites and the MLS, buyers can join the buyer program, and both can close with Beycome Title.
Is there one multiple listing service in Texas?
No. Texas has regional MLSs, such as HAR in Houston, NTREIS in North Texas, Austin MLS and LERA in San Antonio. Beycome lists on these and several others.
What is Beycome of Florida?
Beycome of Florida LLC is the licensed brokerage for Beycome listings in Florida.
What disclosure form do Texas sellers use?
TREC’s Seller’s Disclosure Notice, form 55-1, required by Texas Property Code section 5.008 for most previously occupied single-family homes.
Beycome prices as of November 2026. Concierge is $1,399. “$0 at closing” means no Beycome fee at closing; other closing costs, taxes, title fees and any agreed buyer-agent compensation still apply. No cancellation fee; listings under contract can’t be canceled; no refund once a listing is live. Photo count is the maximum the MLS allows.
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.
Buyer program: no upfront fee; Beycome keeps 1% of the price, minimum $1,499, and credits the rest of the buyer-agent commission at closing, subject to the compensation offered, state rules and lender approval. Not available on FSBO homes or homes listed by Beycome sellers.
Beycome Title: Florida, Texas, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. Texas home value is Zillow’s ZHVI for September 2026. General information, not legal advice.
Sources
- Texas Real Estate Commission, Seller’s Disclosure Notice (form 55-1), read October 26, 2026.
- Zillow Research, Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026, snapshot read October 26, 2026.
- Beycome Title, Texas settlement fee and office, read October 26, 2026.
- Beycome, Texas listing package features, October 2026.
- NAR, what the settlement means for home buyers and sellers, read October 26, 2026.
- Beycome internal data, 2026 (Texas MLS coverage, homes sold and savings).
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