Tony and Suzanne,
With rare exceptions staging and professional photography is included in all of our listings. It is included as a part of our commission. We don’t give the seller the option to be cheap and then hold us responsible for less than optimal results.

zero -  most people are well aware that they need to declutter and tone down anything "loud".  The sterile, clinical look is not a popular one up here.

95% is a reasonable figure....

I'm surprised at the answers so far and that people want and/or expect the agent to do it and/or pay for it. 

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers I'd say, about 2/3 of them want the home to be staged - and at least agree to meet the staging consultant.

Some are and this is a good point. A stagger can make or break a sale. Right Sharon Tara 

I have had none request it but have suggested it to a few.

Not many.  I provide the consultation,  It's up to the seller to follow through.  Most do the minimum though.

The higher end sellers are much more receptive to staging.

A very small percentage.

If it involves an additional layout of money, very few.  

VERY few. But I have had some sellers who did a fabulous job of cleaning up and doing their own staging

Less then 10%

they are interested in me hiring a stager and paying for it!

0%

None

So far zero.  My people do not want to spend any money. 

25% willing to hire - but 100% interested in me doing it!

Zero

Actually 'zero' in our particular niche Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers.  Now that being said, some do ask 'what can I do to make my home look better', and that is usually a very easy answer, as clearing out and cleaning up is prime!  Some have also asked if they should do minor up-dates, which is always a plus, especially for those who are 'planning ahead' to put their home on the Market in the future, and not tomorrow!

For those that mentioned the agent being expected to pay for staging....

I recommend to the agents I work with that they SUGGEST but not OFFER TO PAY for staging. I see better results when the sellers are invested in the process.

In a "buyer's market" I was much more successful in hiring a stager.  Have one going on the market next weekend, and it will be vacant, and should still receive many offers within a couple of days. 

there are no stagers working in my market.

A Photographer Yes, but only a select few...

Staging isn't really big in my area. Sellers just haven't caught on to the advantages of it. 

Zero, unless they are investors with an empty home and a unique floorplan that could benefit from full staging.

Zero here in Minot ND as I'm only aware of one stager and I don't know of anyone ever using her.

None, but I'm sure if we suggested we'd pay for it...100%!

Not enough.

I have not sued a stager once but open to it