See who’s closing, where, and how much.

You’re building a downline at eXp or Real. The agents worth a call are the ones closing deals in the neighborhoods you work — and every tool that shows who they are is built for brokers and sold behind a demo. So you recruit from memory, spreadsheets, and whoever you happened to meet last month.

The AgentIntel Play

Recruit from the list, not the room.

Pick the market

Search any neighborhood, zip code, or city in your verified market. Every agent with a closed side there is on the list — over the last 12 months, the last few years, or their whole career.

Rank them

Sort by closed volume, units, or average sale price. See the listing side and the buyer side separately, their office, and the year they closed their first deal.

Call the ones worth calling

Open any agent and read their production year by year, with their listings. The call opens with their numbers — and it goes to the agent you chose, not the one who sat next to you.

The agents grid for a verified market ranked by closed volume over the last 12 months — office, total volume, units and average sale price, with agent names blurred

Agent production comes from your MLS, so it turns on for your verified market. Verify your MLS profile at signup and it’s there.

Recruiting by guesswork vs. recruiting from the numbers.

Without AgentIntel

A name comes up at a meetup. You check their Instagram, guess at their production from the listings you remember, and make the call blind. Half the names on your list close two deals a year. You can’t tell which half.

With AgentIntel

You open the neighborhood, sort by volume, and there they are — the twenty agents actually closing there, with their side, their office, and their first year. You call the ten worth calling, and the conversation opens with what they’ve done, not with what you’re selling.

Talk Track

What to say on the first call.

Phone or text · First contact with a recruit

“Hi [name] — I’ve been looking at who’s actually closing in [neighborhood], and you’re near the top on the buyer side. I’m not calling to pitch you anything. I’d like to hear how you’re building your business — and if you’re curious, I can show you what I’m seeing in the numbers.”

[Opens the agent’s production on your laptop or phone]

Recruit from the numbers.

Recruiting intelligence sells to brokers at $479/mo. AgentIntel is $58/mo, priced for one agent — and the market reports are waiting when you go back to selling.

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