Zero brokerage, explained: how buyers save lakhs on My Aasthi
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Zero brokerage, explained: how buyers save lakhs on My Aasthi

By My Aasthi Editorial · 22 Jul 2026 · 4 min read

Brokerage is one of the largest hidden costs of buying or renting a home in India. A typical 1 to 2 percent fee on a one-crore purchase is one to two lakh rupees, paid on top of stamp duty, registration and your down payment.

Where the money goes

In the traditional model, a middleman sits between you and the seller, controls the information, and charges both sides for the introduction. You often pay more, learn less, and move slower.

How zero brokerage works

My Aasthi connects buyers and tenants directly with owners and builders. There is no brokerage for buyers, ever. You see the real listing, talk to the person who actually owns or built the home, and negotiate on your own terms.

  • Direct contact with owners and builders
  • No brokerage on the buyer side
  • Verified, handpicked listings
  • AI guidance to shortlist the right homes
Zero brokerage is not a discount you have to ask for. It is simply how My Aasthi works. Start your search and keep what you would have paid a broker.

What to still watch for

Skipping the broker does not mean skipping diligence. Always verify the title, RERA registration and approvals before you pay anything. My Aasthi's legal services can run that check for you.

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