Terms of service
Last updated 10 August 2026.
These terms govern your use of VestorsHub, which is a software platform. They describe the product as it actually works today. Where a provision has not been reviewed by counsel we say so and withhold it, rather than showing you a draft as though it were settled.
What you are charged, and when
There is no subscription and no charge to join, to list, to search or to message. One amount — called Transaction Completion Fee — becomes payable by the platform customer when a transaction this platform introduced is verified as closed from a settlement document our staff have read. It is a fixed amount for the asset class and is never a percentage of anything.
| Asset class | Payable on a verified closing |
|---|---|
| Land | $1,000 |
| Mobile home | $1,000 |
| Residential | $2,000 |
| Commercial | $3,000 |
Capped per organization, per calendar year
The cap covers every asset class together — one cap for the organization, not one per class. It is $15,000/year for an organization holding up to 3 active seats, plus $2,000 for each active seat above that. Once the cap is reached, every further eligible closing that year is included at no additional charge, and the cap resets at the start of the next calendar year.
- 3 seats · $15,000/year
- 4 seats · $17,000/year
- 5 seats · $19,000/year
- 8 seats · $25,000/year
A seat is a record this platform created because somebody assigned it, with a time on it. It is never a headcount and never a question about whether anyone is an employee, a contractor or an assistant. What an active seat is, exactly, is defined in our terms.
A closing is attributable to an introduction for 180 days after it is recorded. These figures are version fee-2026-08-02 of our published schedule; the version you were priced under is recorded on every fee and is never restated by a later one. Full pricing.
Money never passes through this platform
No money moves through this platform. VestorsHub never receives deposits, holds earnest money, receives assignment proceeds, collects commissions or disburses closing funds. Funds move through the title company, escrow agent or attorney handling your closing, exactly as they would without us.
There is no payment mechanism in this application at all — no card, no bank transfer, no escrow account and no disbursement. A fee is a record of what is owed under your software agreement with us, and it is settled outside this platform.
How you find out something happened
When somebody answers your offer, makes one on your listing, asks about it, writes in a thread you are part of, asks for the address of a listing you posted, or changes the status of a listing you saved, we write you a notice inside this site. You will see it on the bell in the top bar and at /notifications.
That is the only way you will be told. No notice is emailed to you and none is sent by text message; there is no email or text-message provider connected to this application at all. If you are waiting on an answer, opening this site while signed in is what will show it to you. We are stating this as a limit of the software rather than leaving you to discover it by not hearing anything.
A notice records what happened and which listing it was about. It does not name the other party, and what it says is fixed at the moment it is written: it stays a record of what you were told, not a live view of what is true now.
How the workflow relates to state law
The listing workflow adapts to each state's requirements as we have recorded them. A 50-state legal survey by real estate counsel has not been performed.
What a listing may say, which disclosures attach to it and whether it can be published at all differ by state. Where we have not established what a state requires, the workflow refuses rather than guessing. That is a restriction we apply to our own product; it is not a determination about your conduct, and it is not advice.