Free Seller Net Sheet Calculator
See your exact net proceeds free. Unlock a clean, downloadable PDF for $29.
Not sure? Leave at $0 — your title company will confirm the exact amount.
Post-NAR settlement: this is now negotiable. Enter 0 if not offering.
Select a state above to auto-populate average estimates. Your title company will confirm exact amounts.
This is an estimate only. Actual proceeds depend on final negotiations, exact closing costs, and your specific mortgage terms. Consult your agent and title company for exact figures.
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Enter the property details
Sale price, state, mortgage balance, and commission rates. Closing costs auto-populate for your state.
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Review the net proceeds
See an instant, itemized breakdown of exactly what the seller walks away with after all costs.
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Unlock the PDF
Your exact net proceeds and full breakdown are always free. A $29 one-time unlock gets you a clean, branded PDF to keep or share with your client.
Why agents use Field Net
For listing appointments
Walk in with a professional net sheet already prepared. Sellers trust agents who show up with numbers, not estimates.
For offer review
Run a new net sheet for every offer in seconds. Help your seller compare offers on an apples-to-apples basis.
For pre-listing conversations
Set realistic expectations before the home hits the market. Fewer surprises at the closing table.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
About Field Net
Field Net is a free seller net sheet calculator for real estate agents and home sellers. Enter the sale price, mortgage balance, commission rates, and state-specific closing costs to see an itemized breakdown of every cost that comes out of the sale — free, with no signup, as many times as you like. A $29 one-time unlock reveals the final net proceeds number and a clean PDF download, with optional agent branding (your name, headshot, and brokerage logo) on every sheet. Used by listing agents at listing appointments to set realistic seller expectations and compare offers. Built by ActiveEngine, the studio behind Field Invoice and Field Estimate.
Browse by state
State-specific seller net sheet pages with local closing cost defaults, transfer taxes, and title insurance rules.
- California seller net sheet
- Texas seller net sheet
- Florida seller net sheet
- New York seller net sheet
- Washington seller net sheet
- Colorado seller net sheet
- Arizona seller net sheet
- Georgia seller net sheet
- North Carolina seller net sheet
- Illinois seller net sheet
- Nevada seller net sheet
- Ohio seller net sheet
- Michigan seller net sheet
- Pennsylvania seller net sheet
- Tennessee seller net sheet
- Virginia seller net sheet
- Massachusetts seller net sheet
- Minnesota seller net sheet
- Oregon seller net sheet
- Indiana seller net sheet
- Missouri seller net sheet
- Wisconsin seller net sheet
- Maryland seller net sheet
- South Carolina seller net sheet
- Utah seller net sheet
- Alaska seller net sheet
- Hawaii seller net sheet
- New Mexico seller net sheet
- Idaho seller net sheet
- Wyoming seller net sheet
- Montana seller net sheet
- North Dakota seller net sheet
- South Dakota seller net sheet
- Nebraska seller net sheet
- Kansas seller net sheet
- Oklahoma seller net sheet
- Iowa seller net sheet
- Arkansas seller net sheet
- Louisiana seller net sheet
- Mississippi seller net sheet
- Alabama seller net sheet
- Kentucky seller net sheet
- West Virginia seller net sheet
- Delaware seller net sheet
- New Jersey seller net sheet
- Connecticut seller net sheet
- Rhode Island seller net sheet
- New Hampshire seller net sheet
- Vermont seller net sheet
- Maine seller net sheet
Guides
- How to Calculate Home Sale Proceeds
- What Is a Seller Net Sheet? (And Why You Need One)
- What Are Seller Closing Costs? A Complete Breakdown
- Who Pays Real Estate Agent Commission When You Sell?
- How Much Do You Actually Get After Selling Your House?
- Capital Gains Tax on a Home Sale: What Sellers Should Know
- Net Sheet vs. Closing Disclosure: What's the Difference?
- How to Estimate Your Home Selling Costs Before You List
- Should You Sell Your House or Rent It Out?
- Seller Closing Costs by State