Beycome offers homebuyers up to 2% of purchase price back

Beycome is extending its commission-savings model to buyers, offering licensed representation plus a closing credit or cash back from most of the buyer-agent fee. The Miami real estate tech company says the program can return thousands of dollars on a typical home purchase and streamline the offer process online in minutes.

Why it matters: - Beycome is trying to shift savings from sellers to buyers in a market where affordability remains tight. - The Buyer Program can put thousands of dollars back into a buyer’s pocket as cash or a closing credit. - Buyers can use the credit toward closing costs, an interest-rate buydown, or reducing cash needed at closing, depending on lender and loan rules. - Beycome says the model could make the commission structure more transparent when buyers are already doing much of the home search online.

What happened: - Beycome launched a Buyer Program that gives homebuyers licensed representation and returns most of the buyer-agent commission. - The Miami-based real estate technology company announced the program on October 28, 2026. - When a seller offers a 3% buyer-agent commission, Beycome keeps 1% of the purchase price and gives the remaining 2% to the buyer. - On a $600,000 home, that works out to $12,000 back. - On a $1.2 million home, that works out to $24,000 back. - Buyers can start at beycome.com/i-want-to-buy-a-home.

The details: - Beycome says it has helped homeowners close more than 22,000 sales and save over $225 million in commissions. - The company says buyers on its platform find a home, click "Make an Offer," answer a few questions and submit an offer in as little as three minutes. - Artur, Beycome’s AI assistant, and the company’s licensed real estate team review the offer, flag missing details and guide the buyer through negotiation and closing. - When no buyer-agent commission is offered, Beycome charges a flat fee of $1,499. - Beycome says the flat fee applies under the buyer representation agreement when no commission is available. - Buyer credits depend on the buyer-agent commission received, transaction terms, lender restrictions and applicable law. - Credits are not available in every state and may be limited to eligible closing costs or other permitted uses. - Using Beycome Mortgage or Beycome Title is not required to receive a credit. - "Three minutes" refers to the initial online offer submission, not acceptance or execution of a purchase contract.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a broader push to package real estate services with more technology and less manual work. - Beycome is positioning the buyer side the same way it has positioned the seller side: lower cost, simpler process, and fewer traditional fees. - Jodin framed the program as a way for consumers to keep the benefit when technology reduces the work required. - The company is also signaling that traditional buyer-agent compensation remains negotiable. - The product was shaped by Beycome sellers who were also buying another home and wanted similar savings. - In 2026, Beycome buyers have received nearly $264,000 in cash and closing credits.

What's next: - Beycome says buyers can continue to use the program as long as the transaction meets the commission, lender and legal requirements. - The company is likely to keep leaning on its online workflow and Artur AI to speed up offer submission and review. - Beycome will keep offering brokerage services through licensed affiliates in 18 states and Washington, D.C. - Title services are offered through affiliated companies in Florida and Texas, and mortgage services are offered through Beycome Mortgage LLC in Florida.

The bottom line: - Beycome is betting that buyers will trade the traditional commission model for a faster digital process and a direct rebate on one of the biggest costs in buying a home.