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- Where they hang their license, based on split, fees, support and leads.
How to open: Ask what they would need from a brokerage to do more transactions next year without working more hours.

Every brokerage is recruiting, and most of it is the same ad, the same cap-and-split pitch and the same open house invite. Producing agents ignore it. We call licensed agents in your market under your brokerage's name, learn what is wearing on them where they are, and book a sit-down with your broker or team leader when they have a reason to listen.
Qualified realtor recruiting meetings on your calendar, booked by U.S.-based SDRs under your name.
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Ads and job boards bring in unlicensed applicants
Outbound goes straight to licensed agents with transactions on the board, so your broker sits down with people who already produce.
Brokers recruiting between their own deals
The SDR does the dialing and the follow-up. Your broker only takes sit-downs with agents who have a reason to talk.
A pitch that sounds like every brokerage
Before launch we write down what your brokerage actually does better, and the SDR leads with that instead of a split comparison.
Agents who say not now
Most do. The SDR keeps in touch until a fee change, a merger or a team breakup gives them a reason to call back.
Target licensed agents and team leaders in your market by brokerage, production and the kind of agent you want to add.
A U.S.-based SDR team works phone, email and LinkedIn under your brokerage's name, leading with what an agent gains by moving.
Every meeting is with a licensed agent who agreed to talk and gave a reason, booked onto your broker's or team leader's calendar.
Agents who are settled today stay in a follow-up cadence until a fee change, a merger or a leadership change opens the door.
Every meeting clears three checks before it reaches you
Then it is graded on our 25-point 5 Star Scorecard. What counts as a qualified appointment.
If yours is open, a strategist can walk you through the target list, the outreach and the meeting number on one call.
New fees, a new split structure or a franchise switch make agents rerun their numbers, and many do it quietly.
When brokerages combine, agents get new managers, new systems and new rules, and the good ones start comparing.
When a team leader leaves or a team splits, its agents decide where to go next, usually within weeks.
Agents in their first years want training, leads and mentorship, and will move for a brokerage that offers them.
Top producers ready to add buyer agents look for a brokerage that supports team building with tools and splits.
Some agents find out they want an office, local leadership and a brand people recognize, and will say so when someone asks.
How to open: Ask what they would need from a brokerage to do more transactions next year without working more hours.
How to open: Ask what their current brokerage does to help them recruit and keep their own agents.
How to open: Ask how they are getting clients today and what help they wish they had.
How to open: Ask about the agent's production, their current brokerage and their reason to talk.
A change in what an agent pays the brokerage is the most common reason they start listening.
Ownership and brand changes unsettle agents who chose their brokerage for the old name or the old leadership.
Agents follow the person who recruited and coached them. When that person leaves, they are recruitable.
When transactions drop, agents look harder at what their brokerage gives them in leads, training and marketing.
Producers adding buyer agents need splits and support built for teams, and many brokerages do not offer that.
Program commitments
Program expectations and commitments are defined in your agreement. Before launch we agree on what a qualified meeting is, who we call and how results are reported.
Exclusive to your territory
One realtor recruiting client per territory. We will not run the same program for your direct competitor in your territory.
A U.S.-based SDR team
Your SDR works under your company's name from our St. Louis campus, home to 500+ U.S.-based team members.
Every meeting graded
Every booked meeting is graded on a 25-point scorecard before it reaches your calendar. Grade a sample call yourself.
Keep every one of them. Agent referrals reach the people your agents already know, and they slow down when your agents are busy. Outbound reaches the rest of the licensed agents in your market under your brokerage's name.
They ignore the same split pitch every brokerage makes. The SDR asks about their business first, then leads with what your brokerage does better, and keeps in touch until a fee change or a leadership change gives them a reason to talk.
Outbound starts from licensed agents with recent transactions, and the criteria are agreed with you before launch. An agent who does not fit is not booked.
Then your broker is dialing instead of selling, coaching and closing recruits. A dedicated SDR does the dialing and follow-up, and the activity and meeting commitments for your program are written into your agreement.
We publish a client result after the client approves it and the figure has a period. There is no approved realtor recruiting story yet, so we are not showing one. The Success library has approved stories from other industries, and a strategist can introduce you to a current client on request.
Set a monthly meeting goal and your own conversion rates. Green tags are Abstrakt history, yellow is a broader cross-industry benchmark, gray tags are your inputs. Value appears once you enter your own average.
Illustrative math from your inputs. It updates as you type.
Enter your average first-year deal value to see contract value. We do not fill in a number for you.
First-year deal value won each month
First-year deal value from 12 months of wins
How this works: appointments x dials per appointment = outreach, spread over 21 working days. Appointments x your proposal rate x win rate = wins. Wins x your value = contract value: what signed work is worth, not revenue recognized. Fractions are monthly averages. Not a forecast, a quote or a promise.
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Program commitments
Program expectations and commitments are defined in your agreement. Before launch we agree on what a qualified realtor recruiting meeting is, who we call and how results are reported.
Exclusive to your territory
One client per trade per territory: we will not run the same program for your direct competitor in your territory.
Pricing
Outbound BDR programs: starting at $5,000 per month. See what a program includes.
Our SDRs open the door. Our creative and inbound teams make sure what a buyer finds next, your website and the material your reps send, closes the gap.
We book the conversations. Your broker or team leader runs the sit-down, makes the offer and handles onboarding and license transfer.
Experienced producers, team leaders and their buyer agents, and newer licensed agents looking for training and leads.
We agree on the criteria with you before launch, such as an active license in your state, recent transactions and a stated reason they would consider a move. Agents who do not fit are not booked.
No. We take one realtor recruiting client per territory, so we are never pitching a competing brokerage to the same agents in your market.
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