Founding Agent commercial terms
HomeSifter does not publish one automatic direct-agent price, free period, or activation entitlement. HomeSifter issues the candidate-specific offer; the authorized contracting party or payer accepts it in writing before HomeSifter provisions approved scope.
Begin Professional OnboardingNo public candidate quote
HomeSifter verifies serviceability and issues each candidate's exact scope, payer, price, billing trigger, service period, and activation date in writing. The authorized contracting party or payer accepts that offer. A referral partner cannot promise or accept it. A broker or MLS signer authorizes affiliation and data-use matters only; any separate contracting authority must be independently identified and recorded.
The controlling sequence
Completing the onboarding intake records a case for review. It does not accept a price, create a subscription, initiate billing, or authorize HomeSifter to activate a search.
Professional identity, brokerage authority, product and market serviceability, and permitted use.
The approved HomeSifter environment, professional and brokerage attribution, market, support, HomeSeeker workflow, and any optional modules.
HomeSifter issues the payer, price, billing trigger, service period, continuation rule, and stop condition in writing.
The authorized contracting party accepts; separate broker or MLS authority passes; HomeSifter then records the effective date and approved provisioning.
Potential direct-account scope
Separately scoped
Commercial controls
Separate commercial pathway
A lender or branch may use a separately defined HomeSifter-managed demonstration and evaluation pathway. Its pricing, scope, and continuation structure should not be quoted as direct professional account terms.
Founding Agent validation period
Eligibility and market coverage are confirmed before an account or search is activated. The public professional-onboarding form accepts business information only. A separately authorized HomeSeeker request may collect self-reported search context, but never Social Security numbers, credit reports, account statements, mortgage applications, or financial documents.