For Buyer Agents

Bring your buyer to new construction without losing your commission.

The 2024 NAR settlement made buyer-side commission negotiation harder, not easier. New construction is where that pain hits hardest. We built a network of builders who publish their co-op terms up front, sign a written agreement with your buyer in 60 seconds, and issue you a time-stamped public certificate that closes any "who registered first" argument before it starts.

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Registration: 60 seconds, on your phone Certificate: public, time-stamped Updates: at every build milestone
What you get out of it

Five things that make new construction worth your time again

1

60-second registration

Pull up the builder on the network, register your buyer on your phone, both parties e-sign, done. No paper, no fax, no "I'll get back to you Monday."

2

Reliable commission

Two-part commission — base rate (%) plus optional co-op bonus ($) — posted up front by the builder, locked at the moment of registration. No surprises at the contract.

3

Dispute-proof certificate

Server-stamped, signed by both parties with IP and device fingerprint, verifiable at a public URL. Valid 60 days. If a second agent shows up claiming the same buyer, your certificate ends the conversation.

4

Build milestone updates

You get notified at each stage of construction — slab, framing, drywall, closing date set — so you can keep your buyer warm without playing telephone with the builder.

5

One-stop closing partners

Network lenders and title companies coordinate with the builder so your closings move on schedule, not on prayers.

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NAR settlement compliant

Written buyer-broker terms are part of the registration flow. You're already compliant the moment your buyer signs.

The flow

From first touch to closing, in five steps

1

Find a participating builder

Search the network by metro, community, price band, or floor-plan type.

2

Register your buyer (60 sec)

Tap "Register," enter buyer info, post-co-op commission, both parties e-sign on a phone or laptop.

3

Receive your certificate

You and your buyer both get a public, time-stamped URL. Save it. Forward it. It's your defense.

4

Get build updates

Automatic notifications at each construction milestone. No chasing the sales office.

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5. Close, get paid, repeat

Network title coordinates closing with the builder and your lender. Commission pays per the registered terms.

What agents ask us

The objections, answered

"Does it cost me anything?"
No. The builder pays the platform. You register your buyers free, get your certificate free, and receive milestone updates free.
"Is the commission really pre-agreed, or is this bait-and-switch?"
It's published by the builder and locked at registration as a two-part figure — base rate (%) and any co-op bonus ($) — both shown on the face of your certificate. The builder cannot reduce either after registration. If posted terms change going forward, the new terms only apply to buyers registered after the change.
"How long is the registration valid?"
Sixty days from issuance. If your buyer goes to contract inside that window, you're protected through closing. If not, the registration simply expires and you can re-register in 60 seconds.
"What if my buyer wants to back out?"
Your registration covers the agreement to represent that buyer for that builder at that community. If your buyer walks away from the deal, the registration expires per the 60-day window. You can re-register them at a different community later.
"How is this NAR-settlement compliant?"
The certificate cannot issue without three required documents on file: your Buyer Representation Agreement (covering scope, term, and compensation), the Commission Co-Op Agreement, and your W-9. All three are checked on the face of the certificate with receipt dates. You're compliant from the moment of registration.
"What if another agent says my buyer was theirs first?"
Your certificate is dual-signed with server-side timestamps, IP addresses, and device fingerprints for both you and the builder. It's verifiable in real time at a public URL. The earlier valid registration wins. End of conversation.
"How do I find builders on the network?"
As we onboard founding-member builders, they'll be listed in a searchable directory. In the meantime, contact us and we'll tell you which builders in your metro are coming online.

Find a builder. Register your buyer. Get paid on time.

We're onboarding builders now. Tell us your metro and we'll let you know which ones are live in your market.

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