NameYourFee.com Kiri Knows Realty

You negotiate the price of your home. Why not the commission to buy or sell it?

At NameYourFee, you name the number — whether you're selling or buying. Then we build the plan around it.

Name your number Watch how it works ↓
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Two paths. One idea.

Kiri talking through the plan with a seller at the kitchen counter

Selling?

Name your listing commission. Pick the marketing that matters — staging, open houses, door knocking, agent outreach, social media. Everything else comes standard.

See how selling works →
A couple walking the grounds of a home on a bright day

Buying?

Name your buyer-agent commission in your buyer agreement. Tour open houses on your own, call us when you find the one — and any seller-paid compensation above your number comes back to you as a credit.

See how buying works →
Simple on purpose

How it works

Step one — you write the number on the tag

You name your number.

Tell us the commission that feels fair to you.

Step two — a clear menu of what your number buys

We show you what it buys.

A clear menu, no pressure, no fine print.

Step three — we do the work

We do the work.

Full MLS exposure, contracts, and disclosures are always included, handled by a licensed broker.

For sellers

Sellers: your commission, your menu.

Every home is different, so every marketing plan should be too. Pick what your sale actually needs.

Staging
Professional stagingYour home dressed to show its best rooms first.
Open houses
Weekend open housesDoors open, lights on, buyers walking through.
Door knocking
Door knocking your neighborhoodThe neighbors often know the buyer. We ask in person.
Agent outreach
Phone calls and emails to every agent with a buyer in your rangeDirect outreach to the people already working with your buyer.
Video and social marketing
Video and social media marketingYour home in the feeds where buyers actually scroll.
Always included

Always included: MLS · contracts · disclosures — handled by a licensed broker.

Watch: naming your listing commission (1 min)

Name your listing commission →

For buyers

Buyers: tour on your own. Name your fee. Keep the difference.

Tour open houses on your own
Hit the open houses yourselfWeekends are yours. Walk in, look around, take your time — no agent shadowing you.
Call when you find it
Found it? Call us — we take it from thereOffer strategy, negotiation, inspections, escrow. The licensed work is ours.
Name your fee in writing
Name your fee in your buyer agreementThe number you chose, in writing, before you're represented.

How the credit comes back to you

The difference between the seller's offer and your number returns to you

Seller offers X → You named Y → the difference comes back to you as a credit

Seller-paid compensation is negotiated per transaction and not guaranteed. Any credit is subject to lender approval.

Buyer video coming soon
Buyer video — coming soon The 30-second version of everything above.

Watch: naming your buyer-agent commission (30 sec)

Name your buyer fee →

Try it

Build your plan

Tap what matters to you. We'll turn it into a sentence you can send.

I'm selling and I want: tap a few options above…

Send this to Kiri

Kiri Suykry, California real estate broker, smiling in natural light
The person behind the number

Hi, I'm Kiri.

I've been a California broker since 2004 — more than twenty years of selling homes in Long Beach and Orange County. I built NameYourFee because the commission conversation shouldn't be the awkward part of your sale; it should be the first thing we agree on. Name your number, and let's talk like neighbors.

Kiri Suykry · Broker Associate, Keller Williams Huntington Beach · CA DRE #01408082

Kiri walking a couple out the front door of their home
Plain answers

Questions people actually ask

Is the commission really negotiable?
Yes. Commissions are not set by law and are fully negotiable. That has always been true — this site simply makes it the starting point of the conversation instead of the awkward part at the end.
What's always included?
Full MLS exposure, the purchase contract, and all required disclosures — handled by a licensed broker. Whatever menu you choose, the licensed work of the sale is never optional and never left out.
What happens after I name my number?
I read it personally and reply with what your number covers — a clear plan, in plain words. If it needs adjusting, I'll tell you why and you decide. No pressure either way.
For buyers — how does the credit work?
You name your fee in your buyer agreement. If the seller offers more compensation than your number, the difference may come back to you as a credit. Seller-paid compensation is negotiated per transaction and is not guaranteed, and any credit is subject to lender approval.
Do I have to sign anything to tour with you?
Yes — California requires a written buyer representation agreement before an agent tours homes with you. That's exactly where you name your fee, so the paperwork works in your favor. Touring open houses on your own requires nothing.
No obligation, ever

Name your number

Tell Kiri what feels fair. He reads every one of these himself.

Goes straight to Kiri — no team inbox, no drip campaign.