Free property fee planning tool
Property brokerage calculator
Enter the agreed fee basis and percentage to calculate base brokerage, optional entered tax and the total estimated cost.
Illustrative percentage comparison
See how the entered rate changes the base fee
Each example uses a ₹50 lakh fee basis and excludes tax. These are mathematical examples, not standard or recommended brokerage rates.
How to use the calculator
Calculate from written terms
- 01Enter the agreed fee basis
Use the transaction, rent or other money basis stated in the brokerage agreement.
- 02Enter the agreed brokerage percentage
Copy the rate from the written quote or agreement rather than assuming a customary percentage.
- 03Add tax only when relevant to your scenario
Use the percentage shown in the quote or invoice scenario, or enter zero to exclude tax.
- 04Compare the calculation with the written terms
Check the payer, included services, timing and final invoice before making payment.
Calculation method
How brokerage and entered tax are calculated
The calculator applies the entered brokerage percentage to the fee basis, then applies the optional tax percentage to that brokerage amount.
Show the formulas
- Base brokerage = agreed fee basis × brokerage rate ÷ 100
- Entered tax amount = base brokerage × entered tax rate ÷ 100
- Total brokerage cost = base brokerage + entered tax amount
- Total share of basis = entered brokerage rate × (1 + entered tax rate ÷ 100)
Common questions
Property brokerage calculator FAQs
Clear answers about the fee basis, agreed percentage, optional tax, payer and limits of the result.
What amount should I use as the brokerage basis?
Use the amount written in the fee agreement or quote. Do not assume the property price is the basis when the parties agreed to use a different amount.
Does this calculator assume a standard brokerage rate?
No. It uses only the percentage you enter. Confirm the agreed rate, services, payer and payment timing in writing.
How is the tax field used?
The entered tax percentage is applied to the calculated brokerage amount. Enter zero when you do not want tax included in the scenario, and confirm any applicable invoice treatment separately.
Who is responsible for paying brokerage?
The calculator does not decide the payer. Use the written agreement between the relevant parties and the service provider.
Can I use this for rental brokerage?
You can use it when the agreed fee is a percentage of a clearly defined money basis. If the agreement uses a different method, calculate according to that method instead.
Is the result a final invoice or legal fee confirmation?
No. It is a mathematical estimate from your inputs. Confirm the final amount, services, tax treatment and payment terms on the actual written quote or invoice.
After the calculation