Calculate gross commission income, total sales, or commission rate by entering any two of the three values: sales, rate, and income.

GCI Calculator

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GCI Formula

Gross commission income, or GCI, is the total commission earned before splits, fees, taxes, or other deductions. The basic formula is:

GCI = TS * (CR / 100)
  • GCI = gross commission income, in dollars
  • TS = total sales, in dollars
  • CR = commission rate, as a percent

If you know the gross commission income and commission rate, you can solve for total sales:

TS = GCI / (CR / 100)

If you know the gross commission income and total sales, you can solve for the commission rate:

CR = (GCI / TS) * 100

The calculator uses any two entered values to calculate the missing value. Enter total sales and commission rate to find GCI. Enter GCI and commission rate to find total sales. Enter GCI and total sales to find the commission rate.

Common Commission Rate Reference

Commission rates vary by industry, agreement, and transaction type. These examples show how different rates affect gross commission income.

Commission Rate GCI on $100,000 Sales GCI on $500,000 Sales
1% $1,000 $5,000
2% $2,000 $10,000
3% $3,000 $15,000
5% $5,000 $25,000
10% $10,000 $50,000

GCI, Net Commission, and Sales Inputs

Term Meaning Used in This Calculator?
Total Sales The sales amount the commission is based on. Yes
Commission Rate The percent of sales paid as commission. Yes
Gross Commission Income Commission earned before deductions. Yes
Net Commission Commission after splits, fees, taxes, or expenses. No

Example

Example 1: Find gross commission income

You have $350,000 in total sales and a 3% commission rate.

GCI = 350000 * (3 / 100)
GCI = 10500

The gross commission income is $10,500.

Example 2: Find the commission rate

You earned $12,000 in GCI from $400,000 in total sales.

CR = (12000 / 400000) * 100
CR = 3

The commission rate is 3%.

FAQ

What does GCI mean?

GCI means gross commission income. It is the commission amount before deductions. It does not subtract broker splits, referral fees, platform fees, marketing costs, taxes, or other expenses.

Is GCI the same as take-home pay?

No. GCI is a gross amount. Take-home pay is usually lower because deductions may apply. To find take-home commission, you need to subtract any required splits, fees, taxes, and expenses from the GCI.

How do you enter the commission rate?

Enter the commission rate as a percent, not as a decimal. For example, enter 3 for a 3% commission rate. Do not enter 0.03 unless you mean 0.03%.