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Comparison · November 2026

Top cheap flat-fee real estate agencies in Switzerland

Instead of a percentage of the sale price, these agencies charge a fixed amount known in advance. We compared their prices and what they include across Switzerland, based on what each one publishes on its website.

Neho
Our pickNeho

Flat fee from CHF 14,000 excl. VAT (without viewings management), dedicated local agent, 360° virtual tour, laser plans, 30+ portals and support up to the notary, in French- and German-speaking Switzerland.

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Prices checked on 3 November 2026 on each agency’s website

What the price includes

Service by service, only what each agency states on its website.

AgencyNehoKiizPauschalmaklerPRIKAImmobifix
PriceFlat fee from CHF 14,000 excl. VAT, without viewings managementFlat fee CHF 9,500 excl. VATFlat fee CHF 12,900 (VAT: not published)Flat CHF 17,500, house CHF 19,500 excl. VATFlat fee CHF 3,580 incl. VAT
PaymentCHF 3,000 at signing, the rest on saleOnly if the property sells, no depositCHF 3,900 initial costs, CHF 9,000 on sale; no sale within 6 months: CHF 3,900 onlyOnly if the property sellsHalf at signing, half on sale
Trustpilot rating4.6 ★ · 2,071 reviewsNo pageNo pageNo pageNo page
Google rating4.4 ★ · 511 reviews (Lausanne agency)4.2 ★ · 47 reviews4.6 ★ · 22 reviews3.7 ★ · 26 reviewsNo listing found
ValuationIncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Professional photosIncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedIncluded
360° virtual tourIncludedNot publishedIncluded3D tour or videoNot published
Property videoNot publishedIncludedNot published3D tour or videoNot published
Floor plansLaser plansNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedIncluded
Listing on portals30+ Swiss portalsIncludedHomegate, Immoscout, Comparis…Included16+ portals
ViewingsBy you, or by your agent as an optionBy the brokerBy the brokerBy PRIKABy you (appointments set by Immobifix)
NegotiationNot publishedIncludedIncludedNot publishedIncluded
Buyer financing checkedWith StrikeNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedFinancing advice
Support up to the notaryIncludedNot publishedNot publishedIncludedIncluded
Area coveredFrench- and German-speaking SwitzerlandVD · GE · FR · VS · NE · JUEastern SwitzerlandZug, Knonauer Amt, left shore of Lake ZurichNot published

Checked on 3 November 2026 on each agency’s website. “Not published”: the agency does not state it on its website, which does not mean the service does not exist. Trustpilot and Google ratings checked the same day. Prices excl. VAT unless stated; always check the terms in the mandate. Bernard Nicod, Cardis and Gerofinance – Régie du Rhône publish neither their commission nor their services in detail.

Which flat-fee agency for your situation?

Based on the terms and areas each agency publishes.

  • You want one agency anywhere in French- or German-speaking Switzerland

    Neho

    Neho has agencies in both regions, with a 360° virtual tour, laser plans and 30+ portals in the Neho offer.

  • You sell in French-speaking Switzerland and want to pay only on sale

    Kiiz

    Kiiz charges CHF 9,500 excl. VAT only if the property sells, in Vaud, Geneva, Fribourg, Valais, Neuchâtel and Jura.

  • You sell in Eastern Switzerland

    Pauschalmakler

    Fixed price of CHF 12,900, viewings and negotiation by the broker. Without a sale within 6 months, only the CHF 3,900 initial costs are due.

  • You sell around Zug or the left shore of Lake Zurich

    PRIKA

    CHF 17,500 for a flat or CHF 19,500 for a house, excl. VAT, only if the property sells.

  • You are happy to do the viewings yourself

    Neho

    With the offer from CHF 14,000 excl. VAT, you do the viewings and Neho handles the rest: valuation, photos, virtual tour, listing and support up to the notary.

  • You are selling a high-end property

    Neho Premium

    Flat fee of CHF 25,000 excl. VAT, with drone, video and international listing. Neho requires it from CHF 1.8 million.

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