Simplify home buying with a Zillow Premier Agent partner
From understanding if it’s the right time to buy, to closing on your new home, our partner agents are part of your home buying dream team.
Why work with a Zillow Premier Agent partner?
Save on your purchase
Agents help you figure out what you can afford while identifying a home's features, faults and areas for negotiation.
Find hidden gems
An agent can help you discover homes in more affordable areas or homes that may appreciate over time.
Win the home you love
Zillow partner agents close 50% more deals than other agents making it easier to get the home you want.
"I went through the app and requested a tour of a home and met our real estate agent, Michelle."
Anton | Austin, TX
What happens when you connect with a partner agent?
Get in touch
Enter your contact information so a local agent can reach out. They usually respond right away.
Share your goals
Outline your home buying goals with your agent. It’s okay if you’re just browsing, and feel free to ask questions!
Start your search
Your Zillow Premier Agent partner can help you find and tour homes you love, based on your wants and needs.
What happens when you connect with a partner agent?
Get in touch
Enter your contact information so a local agent can reach out. They usually respond right away.
Share your goals
Outline your home buying goals with your agent. It’s okay if you’re just browsing, and feel free to ask questions!
Start your search
Your Zillow Premier Agent partner can help you find and tour homes you love, based on your wants and needs.
- Will I work with more than one agent?
You'll be paired with just one partner agent to support throughout the buying process.
- Is my information secure?
Yes, it will not be shared or used for marketing purposes.
- Are there any fees or obligations?
The buyer does not pay Zillow for services the agent provides. Discussions about commissions are between the agent and their clients.
Buyers may be connected with an agent who pays Zillow either an advertising fee up front or a referral fee at closing.
There is no obligation between the Buyer and Zillow to work with an agent. If you're not happy with the first agent you connect with, we can reconnect you with another agent partner. Just like commissions, exclusivity is negotiable between Buyer and the agent partner.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is a Zillow Premier Agent partner?
Zillow Premier Agent partners are a network of local agents who partner with Zillow to connect with buyers and sellers. They can answer questions about buying a home and help make the process easier.
- After I click “Connect with an agent,” what information will I need to provide?
To connect you with a local Zillow Premier Agent partner, we will ask for your name, phone number, and email address.
- If I submit my contact information, will I receive spam calls or emails?
No. After you submit your contact info, a Zillow representative will connect you with a Zillow Premier Agent partner. You can also opt out of communications from Zillow at any time with a single text.
- If I speak to a Zillow Premier Agent partner, does my contact information get sent to other Brokerages?
Zillow will not share your information with another brokerage. If, however, you find that the agent is not a good fit and ask to be paired with a new partner agent, we will do so.
- Who can answer my questions about a property’s zoning, listing price, school districts, etc?
Your Zillow Premier Agent partner can contact the listing agent on your behalf to ask any questions about a property you’re interested in.
- Do I need an agent to buy a house?
You don’t need an agent, but 88% of buyers use one. Agents provide end-to-end support throughout the buying process as well as negotiation expertise and representation in the purchase of a home.
- Who pays the commission when buying a house?
When you work with a buyer’s agent, you’ll typically sign a buyer agreement that outlines how much your agent will be paid, how they’ll be paid, and what services you can expect in return. Common arrangements could involve the buyer’s agent receiving a percentage of the purchase price paid by the listing agent out of the net proceeds of the sale, or a flat fee agreed upon by all parties. Talk to your agent before signing an agreement to understand how commissions are paid, the scope of services provided, and to discuss and finalize the fees applicable to your unique transaction. Learn more.
Have more questions about buying a house?
Frequently asked questions
- What is a Zillow Premier Agent partner?
Zillow Premier Agent partners are a network of local agents who partner with Zillow to connect with buyers and sellers. They can answer questions about buying a home and help make the process easier.
- After I click “Connect with an agent,” what information will I need to provide?
To connect you with a local Zillow Premier Agent partner, we will ask for your name, phone number, and email address.
- If I submit my contact information, will I receive spam calls or emails?
No. After you submit your contact info, a Zillow representative will connect you with a Zillow Premier Agent partner. You can also opt out of communications from Zillow at any time with a single text.
- If I speak to a Zillow Premier Agent partner, does my contact information get sent to other Brokerages?
Zillow will not share your information with another brokerage. If, however, you find that the agent is not a good fit and ask to be paired with a new partner agent, we will do so.
- Who can answer my questions about a property’s zoning, listing price, school districts, etc?
Your Zillow Premier Agent partner can contact the listing agent on your behalf to ask any questions about a property you’re interested in.
- Do I need an agent to buy a house?
You don’t need an agent, but 88% of buyers use one. Agents provide end-to-end support throughout the buying process as well as negotiation expertise and representation in the purchase of a home.
- Who pays the commission when buying a house?
When you work with a buyer’s agent, you’ll typically sign a buyer agreement that outlines how much your agent will be paid, how they’ll be paid, and what services you can expect in return. Common arrangements could involve the buyer’s agent receiving a percentage of the purchase price paid by the listing agent out of the net proceeds of the sale, or a flat fee agreed upon by all parties. Talk to your agent before signing an agreement to understand how commissions are paid, the scope of services provided, and to discuss and finalize the fees applicable to your unique transaction. Learn more.
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