Validate a shared property-decision workflow.
Use the 30-day purchase-pod path on this page to test agent activation, buyer activity, lender coordination, and repeat use before discussing a wider office deployment.
Continue to the Purchase PodFounding Purchase Pod
For brokerages, teams, and offices
Let five agents prove the workflow before the office buys the platform story.
Use a bounded 30-day pod to see whether agents activate real buyers, connect lenders, create meaningful property activity, and repeat the behavior—then decide what deserves to scale.
Founding Purchase Pod
5
+agents
1
+lender contact
5–10
+active HomeSeekers
30
Proposed starting configuration—final scope is confirmed before launch.measured days
A separate individual pathway
The 90-day Fellowship does not replace the 30-day office pod.
HomeSifter intends to select up to three individual agents for intensive founder-led product development. The office pod remains a distinct five-agent operating proof with its own eligibility, scope, and terms.
Explore the Founding Agent FellowshipTwo brokerage operating paths
Choose the workflow your team is trying to improve.
HomeSifter supports the buyer and property-decision journey. ResiLink separately supports bounded field-side work around REO files. A brokerage can explore either path without treating one as a prerequisite for the other.
The sponsorship question
Can one shared property-decision workflow improve buyer activation, professional coordination, and repeat use?
An office commitment should follow observed use. The pod creates enough local density to reveal activation, support, lender-participation, and repeat-use constraints without requiring an enterprise rollout.
- 01Buyer
- 02Agent
- 03HomeSifter
- 04Mortgage review path
- 05Shared action
What the office provides
A bounded cohort and an accountable champion.
- Five eligible agents with credible purchase-buyer paths
- One office, team, or broker sponsor
- One lender or branch contact
- A defined market and 30-day observation window
- Time for onboarding and a closing evidence review
What HomeSifter provides
Direct-agent access and a measurable proof loop.
- Eligibility and market-coverage review
- Agent accounts and brokerage attribution within approved scope
- First-buyer onboarding and active-search delivery
- Buyer/lender collaboration workflow
- Pod-level activity and operating-evidence review
Pod evidence review
Measure the sequence that produces production value.
Website visits and account registrations are context. The operating sequence is account → first buyer → lender connection → meaningful action → second buyer → sponsor pull.
Activation
% of qualified agents who activate a first HomeSeeker within seven days
Repeat
% of activated agents who activate a second HomeSeeker within 30 days
Lender connection
% of active HomeSeekers with an identified or participating lender
Meaningful activity
Favorites, questions, showings, scenario updates, and lender reviews
Delivery cost
Support minutes, compute, messaging, payment processing, and contribution
Expansion pull
Agent, lender, office, or branch request for another pod or broader use
Initial proposed decision gates
Fix the earliest failing gate before adding volume.
If this fails, fix eligibility, onboarding, or offer clarity before recruiting more agents.
If this fails, test whether the product creates curiosity but not durable workflow value.
Professional network pull begins when participants request replication without founder-led selling.
These are proposed pass conditions for validation, not observed HomeSifter performance.
Expansion after proof
Standardize what active agents already value.
The office conversation changes from “Would you like to try HomeSifter?” to “Several agents used it with live buyers. Do you want to sponsor, standardize, and measure the workflow?”
- 01Founding agents
Individual activation and first buyer.
- 02Purchase pod
Five-agent local proof.
- 03Office sponsorship
Administration, billing, reporting, and defined use.
- 04Branch production
Volume, term, integrations, and support separately scoped.
Request a pod review
Define the sponsor, cohort, market, and first active buyers.
Submitting starts eligibility and scope review. It does not create accounts, activate searches, or approve a production deployment.
Prefer to begin individually?
An eligible agent can start with one buyer before an office pod exists.
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.