How much can you save with CBUSA?
CBUSA members have access to competitive pricing and exclusive rebates with top brands in the industry. Use our savings calculator to estimate how much cash you could be keeping in your pocket.
Estimate your potential cost savings
Enter the number of homes sold per year and the average sale price to calculate your savings.
Your savings with CBUSA could be:
$77,525/year
Estimated cost savings is based on a CBUSA member who takes full advantage of purchasing and rebates.
- Purchasing from 15 preferred local vendors
- Enrolling in five brand partner contracts
- Reporting quarterly through CBUSA’s portal
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As a member of CBUSA, you get access to:
Competitive pricing through group purchasing
Deals and rebates with top national brands
A network of like-minded professional builders
See what our current members have to say
“The rebates have been huge for us. We really take advantage of every rebate we can get through the CBUSA program.”
President of Boone Homes in Richmond, VA
“CBUSA is another revenue stream we look at. It’s nice to look back and see we’ve got $40,000 or $50,000 in rebates a year.”
Owner of Tim Jackson Custom Homes in Dallas, TX
“We joined CBUSA in 2019. It has probably been to date one of the best things we’ve done for our company. We benefit not only from cost savings and purchasing but from the camaraderie and mentoring relationships with other established builders.”
Co-owner and president of Urban Nest Homes in Oklahoma City, OK
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