Updated November 2026. This page first announced Beycome’s Connecticut launch on September 6, 2022. It now explains what Beycome offers Connecticut sellers and buyers today, and how Beycome is licensed there.
Beycome of Connecticut, a DBA of the licensed Connecticut broker, is the name Beycome uses in the state. It has served CT sellers since September 6, 2022. As of November 2026, you can list on Smart MLS from $99 with $0 to Beycome at closing. There’s no separate CT company. The typical Connecticut home was worth $447,300 in September 2026 (Zillow).
Jump to: 🏠 What’s offered · 🤝 Who’s who · 💲 Costs · 📍 Connecticut rules · ❓ FAQ
Key takeaways
- Beycome launched in Connecticut on September 6, 2022, and lists homes on Smart MLS.
- Plans are Basic $99, Enhanced $399 and Concierge $1,399, with $0 to Beycome at closing.
- Connecticut’s conveyance tax is 0.75% to the state on the first $800,000 plus 0.25% to the town, about $4,473 on a $447,300 home (CGS 12-494).
- A seller who skips the Residential Property Condition Report owes the buyer a $500 credit at closing (CGS 20-327c).
What does Beycome offer in Connecticut?
When this page first ran in 2022, Beycome had just opened in Connecticut. The idea was simple: let owners list on the MLS for a flat fee and run the sale online. That’s still the core. There’s more around it now.
| Service | Price in CT (Oct. 2026) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic listing | $99 | Smart 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 |
| Buyer program | No upfront fee | A closing credit when the seller offers buyer-agent compensation |
Connecticut homeowners looking to sell their property get the longest listing term the state and MLS allow and ShowingTime where Smart MLS offers it. There’s no cancellation fee (listings under contract can’t be canceled). Support runs 7 days a week, with Artur AI 24/7. A complete, correct file goes live on the MLS within 2 business days, often in about 2 hours.
What changed since 2022?
In 2022, Beycome served eight states. Today it lists homes in 17 states and DC and is licensed in 18 states and DC. Over 22,000+ homeowners have used Beycome, saving over $225 million (Beycome internal data, October 2026). Beycome also added Concierge, the buyer program and its own title company, Beycome Title. Texas opened a month after Connecticut; our page on Beycome in Texas covers that launch.
Who is Beycome in Connecticut, and who does what?
Beycome of Connecticut, a DBA of the licensed Connecticut broker, isn’t a company. It’s a trade name. Here’s how the pieces fit.
| Name | What it is |
|---|---|
| Beycome Corp. | The technology company that runs beycome.com and bills the listing packages. It isn’t a brokerage. |
| Beycome Brokerage Realty LLC | The licensed firm of record for most listings, all but Florida. |
| Beycome’s CT trade name | Beycome of Connecticut, a DBA of the licensed Connecticut broker. The CT license is in the broker’s own name. There is no separate CT company. |
You can see each license on our licensed broker page. The 2022 launch was announced by Beycome’s founder, on LinkedIn, and the company is headquartered in Miami, Florida.
What does it cost to sell a CT home with Beycome?
Take the typical Connecticut home at $447,300, per Zillow’s September 2026 index. Values were up 5.0% over the year.
| Cost on a $447,300 CT sale | Full-service listing agent | Beycome Basic |
|---|---|---|
| Listing fee | Example 3%: $13,419 | $99, $0 to Beycome at closing |
| Buyer-agent compensation | Your choice, negotiable | Your choice, negotiable |
| State conveyance tax (0.75%) | $3,354.75 | $3,354.75 |
| Town conveyance tax (0.25% base) | $1,118.25 | $1,118.25 |
| Attorney or closing fees, payoff, tax proration | Applies | Applies |
The 3% figure is an example only. Commissions are not set by law or by 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, per NAR.
For the full breakdown by region, read our guide to selling a Connecticut home without a realtor. Property taxes are prorated at closing, and town mill rates vary a lot; our Connecticut mill rate guide shows how to figure yours.
Which CT rules should sellers know?
Conveyance tax
Under CGS section 12-494, the state takes 0.75% of the price on homes up to $800,000. The rate rises to 1.25% on the part from $800,000 to $2.5 million, and 2.25% above that. The town adds 0.25%. Targeted investment communities, and towns with designated manufacturing plants, may add up to another 0.25%.
Residential Property Condition Report
Most sellers of one- to four-family homes must give the buyer the state’s condition report before the buyer signs a deal (CGS 20-327b). If you don’t, the contract must credit the buyer $500 at closing under section 20-327c. The credit doesn’t excuse you from disclosing defects the law covers. Give the report early.
Lead paint
For homes built before 1978, federal rules add a lead-based paint disclosure and the EPA pamphlet before the buyer signs. Check your year built before you list.
Who handles the closing?
A closing attorney or title company handles the deed, payoff and conveyance tax return. Beycome Title closes in Florida ($99 prepaid), Texas ($299 per side), Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, but not in Connecticut. In CT, you pick your own closing attorney: since October 1, 2019, only a Connecticut lawyer may conduct a residential closing (CGS § 51-88a).
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.
Sell your home →Buy smarter
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 →Do you need a realtor to sell in CT?
No, it’s not required; it’s your choice. An agent handles pricing, marketing, showings and negotiation for a fee. Selling yourself means you do those jobs and keep that fee. Want to see a local example? Read our guide to selling a Waterbury home without a realtor, or the step-by-step on listing a Connecticut home on the MLS by owner.
How do you list a CT home with Beycome?
- Pick a plan on the flat fee MLS page and enter your home’s details.
- Upload photos, or book the Enhanced shoot.
- Sign the listing agreement and the condition report online.
- We check the file and put it live on Smart MLS.
- Buyers’ agents book showings; you answer offers with help from Artur AI.
- Sign a contract, then hand it to your closing attorney.
You can change price, photos or text from your dashboard at any time, with no charge. Most changes go live fast.
What about CT buyers?
Our buyer program is open to every buyer on homes listed by other agents, with no upfront fee. We keep 1% of the price (minimum $1,499) and credit the rest of the buyer-agent commission at closing, with lender approval. The credit can’t apply where no buyer-agent commission is offered, like most FSBO homes, or on homes listed by Beycome sellers.
Ready to list? Start on our flat fee MLS page, or check a price first with the free home value calculator. You can also visit beycome.com to see how it works.
Beycome in CT: FAQ
Who is Beycome in Connecticut?
Beycome of Connecticut is a DBA of the licensed Connecticut broker. It’s the name Beycome uses to list CT homes on Smart MLS, from $99 with $0 to Beycome at closing.
Is there a Beycome company in CT?
No. Beycome works under a trade name used by its licensed CT broker. The license is in the broker’s own name. See the licensed broker page.
Which MLS does Beycome use in Connecticut?
Smart MLS, the MLS Connecticut agents use to search for homes.
How much does Beycome cost in Connecticut?
Basic $99, Enhanced $399 and Concierge $1,399, with $0 to Beycome at closing.
How much is the conveyance tax in Connecticut?
On a home up to $800,000, 0.75% to the state plus 0.25% to the town, so about 1% in total. Higher rates apply above $800,000.
What happens if I don’t give the condition report?
The buyer gets a $500 credit at closing under CGS 20-327c, and you still must disclose the defects the law covers.
When did Beycome start in Connecticut?
Beycome said it had opened in the state on September 6, 2022.
Is Beycome legit in Connecticut?
Yes. Listings run under the licensed Connecticut broker’s license, which you can check on Beycome’s licensed broker page, and Beycome has listed CT homes on Smart MLS since 2022.
How fast does a Connecticut listing go live?
A complete, correct file goes live on Smart MLS within 2 business days, often in about 2 hours. A photo shoot, if you book one, is scheduled separately.
Prices as of November 2026. “$0 at closing” means no Beycome fee at closing; other closing costs, taxes, attorney fees and any buyer-agent compensation you agree to still apply. Listing term: the maximum the state and MLS allow (24 months; 12 in MD and PA). Cancel free: no cancellation fee (Georgia MLS charges $25); listings under contract can’t be canceled; no refund once listed.
Buyer credit: minimum $1,499 kept by Beycome, lender approval required, not on FSBO homes or homes listed by Beycome sellers. Beycome Title: Florida, Texas, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. Tax figures are examples; your town may differ. General information, not legal advice; rules vary by state and MLS.
Sources
- CT law, chapter 223 (12-494), read Oct. 27, 2026.
- CT law, chapter 392 (20-327b, 20-327c).
- Zillow Research, ZHVI, September 2026 (Connecticut).
- EPA, Real Estate Disclosures about Potential Lead Hazards.
- NAR, What the NAR Settlement Means for Home Buyers and Sellers.
- Beycome, licensed broker page.
- Beycome, listing package features, October 2026.
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