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Comparison · Updated October 2026
Rebate programs differ in how much they give back, how much service you get and where they work. Here's an honest look at the main options for Florida buyers.
| Option | Typical rebate | Service model |
|---|---|---|
| GetBuyerRebate.com | 50% of the buyer-agent commission | Licensed local agent, full service, new construction statewide |
| Homa | About 2% of price when 3% is offered (keeps about 1%) | AI platform plus in-house brokers and showing specialists |
| Prevu (reAlpha) | Up to about 1% of price in Florida | Online platform with agents; mainly South Florida |
| Credit union programs | About 20% of commission | Network agents; often requires credit-union membership |
| Agent-matching sites | Small cash-back amounts | Refers you to a partner agent |
Based on each company's public information as of October 2026. Offers change, so check current terms with each provider.
If you want the largest possible check on a resale home and are comfortable with an app-first experience, a tech platform may pay more. If you want one local agent from first showing to closing, especially on new construction, a full-service rebate agent is usually the better fit.
Whatever you pick, get the rebate percentage in writing in your buyer agreement before you tour.
A licensed Firelight Realty Group agent replies the same day with your estimate.
On resale homes with a 3% commission, Homa's model can return more. On new construction, compare each company's terms for your builder.
Check that the company is a licensed Florida brokerage on MyFloridaLicense.com.
Yes, Florida allows it, but most traditional agents don't offer one.
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