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For California agents

You've paid for leads that never called you back. This one costs nothing until it closes.

Nothing upfront, nothing monthly, and the name doesn't go to three other agents at the same time. You keep 65–80% of what you negotiate; our fee scales with the commission you actually earn, so a compressed split doesn't gut your side, and anything above our rate is yours in full. Run it against what you spent on leads last year. That's the only comparison that matters.

20–35% referral fee$0 to joinNo exclusivityStay at your brokerage
An experienced agent outside a California property

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Takes two minutes. We verify your license record before we reply, so there's no interview stage, and nothing changes at your current brokerage.

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No application fee. We verify license status and disciplinary history before onboarding.

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We'll verify your license record and get back to you within two business days.

Worth naming out loud

The referral business has some habits. Ours are written into the agreement.

How it usually works

  • The client's information goes to several agents at once. Whoever calls first wins.
  • The fee is disclosed late, sometimes after the introduction is already made.
  • Networks claim 100% of any commission above 3%, so you stop negotiating there.
  • No experience floor. Anyone who pays can receive referrals.

How this works

  • One agent per client. One introduction, with a reason attached.
  • The agreement is signed before you get the name. No renegotiating at closing.
  • No cap. Everything you negotiate above our percentage is yours.
  • Every agent is vetted before a single referral. Applying is open. Receiving is not.

The terms

Everything, up front. No discovery call required.

What we require

  • 10–15 yrContinuously licensed, in good standing. Most of the bench runs ten to fifteen years or more. Apply whatever your tenure. We verify against the state license record and talk about where you fit.
  • RecordA clean disciplinary history. No open license actions. We check, and we recheck annually.
  • ActiveClosings in the last twelve months in the areas you're asking to receive referrals for. Not a license kept warm.
  • E&OErrors & omissions coverage in force, carried by you or your brokerage, with proof at onboarding and at renewal.
  • 4 hrFirst contact within four business hours. Not a full workup: a call or a text that reaches them. Referrals that sit unanswered come back and go to someone else.
  • ReportStatus updates until the file closes or dies. Two minutes a month. We don't manage your transaction, but we need to know it's alive.

What it costs

Referral fee

20% to 35%, on a sliding scale

35% at a 3% commission, 30% from 2.5%, 25% from 2%, and 20% below that. Paid at close of escrow, broker to broker, under an agreement signed before the introduction.

No cap

Negotiate up, keep it

We claim nothing above our percentage. If you get 3.5% where someone else would take 2.5%, the whole difference is yours. Some networks take 100% of anything over 3% — we don't.

Tail period

60 months

The fee applies to any transaction you close with a referred client within 60 months of the introduction. After that, they're simply your client.

Cost to join

$0

No application fee, no monthly dues, no lead purchase. If we never send you a client, you never pay us anything.

Exclusivity

None

Stay at your brokerage. Keep your team, your branding, and your other referral sources. Decline any referral for any reason.

What you'll receive

Referrals that already know how this works.

An agent taking a client call

Pre-qualified by a real conversation

Every referral has spoken with a licensed broker about value, payoff, and timing before you get the name. Nobody is surprised to hear from you, and nobody is still deciding whether they are serious.

A signed referral agreement on a desk

Paperwork done before the intro

The referral agreement is signed broker to broker before you get the name. No renegotiating after the fact, and no ambiguity at closing.

Two experienced agents in conversation

A short bench, on purpose

We're not building a directory. Fewer agents per market means the referrals you get are ones we actually intended for you.

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