There is no universal figure to quote, because in Belgium an agency's commission is a matter for the mandate rather than a regulated tariff. The useful thing to understand is the range the Walloon market works within, and how Easyhome positions its fee inside it.
As a market guide, agency commissions in Wallonia commonly sit in a single-digit percentage of the final sale price, with VAT applied on top. The exact figure depends on the property, the service level and the type of mandate, which is why a serious agency states it in writing rather than advertising one blanket rate. Easyhome follows that practice: your fee is fixed and explained in the mandate before a single advert goes live, so you know the cost before you commit.
Where Easyhome differs is what sits behind the fee. The commission funds professional photography, immersive video and full exposure on the major portals, and it is, in principle, only due if the property sells. The counter-intuitive point is that a commission is best judged not by its headline percentage but by the speed and price it helps you achieve. In a strong 2025 market, where Walloon median house prices rose 15.4% to 240,000 euros (source: Notaire.be/Fednot, February 2026), getting the sale right mattered more than shaving a fraction off the fee.
For your own figure, ask at the valuation. The number will be specific to your property and set out clearly in the mandate.
At a glance
| Point | Detail |
|---|---|
| Where the fee is set | In your sales mandate, before marketing |
| Walloon market context | Commonly a single-digit percentage of the sale price |
| VAT | Applied on top of the commission |
| What it funds | Photography, immersive video, portal exposure |
| Easyhome's commitment | Sold in 15 days when the owner follows the Easyhome method |
| Your exact rate | Confirmed at the free valuation |