Solutions
8 kinds of operator, one platform underneath
Everyone gets the same infrastructure. What changes is the business-model template you start from — which modules switch on, which fee defaults apply, and therefore which module you launch first.
Brokerages & teams
Stop renting leads. Own the marketplace.
Independent brokerages pay portals for leads they never own, while their own listings sit on a website that cannot transact.
What you get
- Your brand on your domain, not a profile on someone else's
- Consumer alerts and saved searches that keep buyers on your site
- Lead attribution that survives all the way to the commission
- Transaction and compliance workflow included, so one system closes the deal
The outcome
Fewer paid leads, higher conversion, one system of record.
- Recommended template
- Brokerage
- Where most land
- Growth plan
Property managers & rental operators
Run the whole rental lifecycle in one place.
Listings, applications, screening, leases, deposits, rent, renewals, and maintenance each live in a different tool, and every city you operate in has different fee and deposit rules.
What you get
- Rental listings with screening criteria published before the application
- FCRA-compliant screening and an adverse action workflow that cannot be skipped
- Lease templates, renewals, and deposits configured per jurisdiction
- Rent collection through a licensed payment partner, with owners reporting built in
- Maintenance requests that stay on the record instead of in a phone call
The outcome
Lower vacancy, defensible screening, and one system instead of six.
- Recommended template
- Rental marketplace
- Where most land
- Growth plan
Investor & wholesale groups
Gate your deal flow and grade it in the same screen.
Off-market inventory is your edge, but it leaks across spreadsheets, group texts, and a public listing site that shows everything to everyone — and the disclosure rules for pre-marketing are easy to get wrong.
What you get
- Tiered access so your best inventory only reaches qualified buyers
- Rental, ARV, and deal-grade analysis attached to every deal
- Saved searches with instant alerts to a real buyer list
- Assignment and double-close tracking, with per-state rules enforced before publish
The outcome
Faster dispositions, controlled distribution, a buyer list you own.
- Recommended template
- Investor & off-market
- Where most land
- Scale plan
Title, settlement & escrow agencies
Move upstream from order-taker to marketplace owner.
Your revenue depends on someone else's deal flow, and you are cut out of the search and discovery layer entirely.
What you get
- Launch a branded marketplace for the agents and lenders you already serve
- Settlement and closing orchestration built in, so the order lands where it is fulfilled
- A provider directory where your partners are visible — with flat-fee placements only, never a payment for a referral
- Affiliated Business Arrangement disclosures handled in the consumer flow when you have an ownership interest
The outcome
Diversified, less referral-dependent revenue on infrastructure you control.
- Recommended template
- Title-led
- Where most land
- Growth plan
Lenders & mortgage brokers
Be findable and chosen, not handed around as a lead.
Borrowers arrive as purchased leads with no context, and loan status lives in a system the rest of the deal cannot see.
What you get
- A verified lender profile inside every marketplace, with your NMLS ID displayed
- Pre-qualification requests that the consumer initiates, to the lender they choose
- Application handoff and loan milestone write-back onto the deal record
- Flat subscription or flat placement pricing — no per-lead or per-loan arrangements exist in the product
The outcome
A channel priced on placement, not on someone else's lead volume.
- Recommended template
- Lender-led
- Where most land
- Growth plan
MLS & associations
Turn member data into a product members actually use.
You hold authoritative data but have no transactional surface for it, and members bolt on four unrelated tools to get deals closed.
What you get
- White-label member platform with your governance in place
- Per-brokerage tenants with independent branding and economics
- Consumer-facing search that respects every display rule you enforce
- Data products and analytics your members will pay for separately
The outcome
A new non-dues revenue line and a stickier member relationship.
- Recommended template
- Hybrid
- Where most land
- Enterprise plan
Franchise networks
One platform. Every franchisee branded and billed independently.
Corporate wants consistency, franchisees want autonomy, and today the only thing they share is a logo and a spreadsheet.
What you get
- Corporate controls standards and reporting across all sub-tenants
- Each franchisee gets its own domain, brand, fee schedule, and module set
- Central billing with per-unit revenue reporting
- Franchise-wide benchmarking without exposing one unit's data to another
The outcome
Network-wide visibility without a network-wide IT project.
- Recommended template
- Hybrid
- Where most land
- Enterprise plan
PropTech startups & new marketplace operators
Ship the marketplace, spend your team on the wedge.
You are building a marketplace with two engineers and a deadline, and the plumbing — data ingest, transaction workflow, disclosures, payouts — is a year of work before your actual idea gets built.
What you get
- A full marketplace on day one: data, storefront, transactions, rentals, providers
- Admin dashboard so your operations team is not blocked on engineering
- Per-jurisdiction rulesets so you are not encoding state law yourself
- Start on one business-model template and add modules as you find product-market fit
The outcome
A launchable marketplace in weeks, with your engineers on the differentiator.
- Recommended template
- Hybrid
- Where most land
- Launch plan
Where to start
Pick one module, launch it, expand later
| Starting wedge | Best for | First win | Time to value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transaction & compliance | Brokerages drowning in document chasing and deadline risk | Every active deal visible in one pipeline with disclosure packets automated | Days |
| Rental operations | Property managers running applications, screening, leases, and rent collection across cities | One application per household, screening criteria published, and rent collected on the same record | Days |
| Off-market deal feed | Investor and wholesale groups distributing to a qualified buyer list | Gated inventory with ARV and rental yield attached, and the MLS filing rules enforced before exposure | Days |
| Branded consumer storefront | Brokerages and franchises replacing portal lead spend | Search, saved alerts, and lead routing on your own domain | Weeks |
| Provider directory | Any operator with lenders, title, inspectors, and movers around every deal | Verified provider profiles with flat-fee plans — revenue that exists today and is being left on the table | Weeks |
| Settlement orchestration | Title and settlement agencies capturing orders at origination | Order created from the transaction record with status flowing back | Weeks |
| Lender directory | Lenders and mortgage brokers tired of purchased leads | A verified profile with your NMLS ID, and pre-qualification requests the consumer initiates | Weeks |
Whichever wedge you choose, the rest turn on without a migration because they share one data model.
Not sure which one?
Tell us where your business hurts and we'll tell you where to start
A short call about your inventory, your mix of sales and rentals, and your current stack is usually enough to pick the right first module. We will say so if the answer is that you do not need us yet.