For Real Estate Agents and Brokers

What If You Could Skip The Lead And Go Straight To The Listing Presentation?

Agent Playoff coordinates confirmed listing presentation opportunities with homeowners who are preparing to select an agent.

No lead purchases.

No monthly fees.

No upfront cost.

You earn the listing. Your broker pays a referral fee when the transaction closes.

The Difference

The Difference Most Agents Feel Immediately

A lead is not a listing opportunity. A listing opportunity is a seller who has already committed to meeting agents and making a decision. Here is what changes when you are inside Agent Playoff.

The Typical Agent Week
Hours spent on cold outreach and lead follow-up with low conversion
Conversations with people who are browsing, not deciding
Competing primarily on commission reduction instead of value
High time investment per uncertain appointment
No guarantee that effort turns into a real presentation
The Agent Playoff Model
You are contacted only when a confirmed listing presentation is available
The seller has already completed intake and set available time slots
You compete on experience, preparation, and results, not price alone
Zero upfront cost to participate
Referral fee paid by your broker only at closing
You show up, present your value, and either win or move on
How It Works

From Opportunity to Presentation in 72 Hours

When a match is identified in your market and price range, the process is simple and structured.

Step 01

We Contact You

We notify you of a potential opportunity. Market area. Approximate price range. General timing. No seller-identifying information is shared at this stage.

Step 02

You Choose to Accept

If the opportunity fits your business, you complete onboarding within 72 hours. This includes platform agreement execution and basic verification requirements.

72-hour window
Step 03

You Receive the Appointment

Once accepted, you are matched to the seller and receive full property details. Your confirmed listing presentation is scheduled into the seller's available time slot.

Step 04

You Present and Compete

You present your strategy, marketing approach, and value proposition. If you win the listing and it closes, your supervising broker pays the referral fee. If you do not win, there is no cost.

Onboarding Requirements

What You Complete Within 72 Hours

To ensure quality and consistency across all markets, every agent completes a structured onboarding process.

01 License Verification

License Verification

Your active real estate license is verified against your state licensing authority database. Active status, valid expiration, and clean standing are required.

02 Proof of Recent Activity

Proof of Recent Activity

You submit documentation of at least three closed transactions within the past 24 months in relevant markets.

03 Agent Profile

Agent Profile

You create a professional profile including bio, verified performance data, and public reviews where available.

04 Communication Profile

Communication Profile

You complete a short communication assessment used to help match you with sellers. This is shared in summary form to improve alignment and presentation fit.

05 Platform Agreement

Platform Agreement

You and your supervising broker execute the Agent and Broker Platform Agreement electronically. Broker acknowledgment is required for participation.

06 Appointment Confirmation

Appointment Confirmation

You confirm availability for the scheduled presentation time slot. Once confirmed, the appointment is locked. A maximum of three agents are assigned per seller.

Agent Playoff reserves the right to decline any applicant who does not meet platform standards based on publicly available performance data and verification results. Submission does not guarantee acceptance.

Required Part of Onboarding

The Agent Playoff Communication Profile

Every participating agent completes a Communication Profile as part of onboarding. It helps sellers understand how you operate before the meeting begins.

Decision Making Style

How you approach time-sensitive decisions in a transaction, from offer timelines to price adjustments.

Communication Frequency

How often you proactively update clients and what format works best for your style.

Feedback Delivery

Whether you communicate difficult feedback directly and immediately or with context and relationship framing first.

Client Involvement

Whether you work best with clients who delegate and trust or clients who want to be part of every step.

The Agent Playoff Communication Profile is a proprietary general informational tool owned by RB International Corp DBA Agent Playoff. It is not a psychological assessment and does not predict any transaction outcome. By completing the assessment, you consent to your results being shared in summary form with sellers to whom you are matched.

How You Are Paid

Zero upfront cost. Referral fee at closing. Paid by your broker.

If you win the listing and the transaction closes, your supervising broker pays a referral fee from the brokerage commission. This is a standard broker-to-broker referral structure.

If you do not win the listing, you owe nothing. If the transaction does not close, you owe nothing. The referral fee is only triggered upon a closed and funded transaction.

By signing the Agent and Broker Platform Agreement, you represent that you have authority to bind your supervising broker to this obligation, or that your broker will separately execute the agreement. Agents are responsible for ensuring their broker is aware of and agrees to the referral fee terms before accepting any appointment.

Seller
Transaction closes and funds.
Brokerage Commission
Paid per listing agreement.
Supervising Broker
Pays referral fee from commission.
RB International Corp DBA Agent Playoff
Receives referral fee.

The seller is not impacted by this structure and does not pay additional fees.

Ready to be considered for listings?

If your production history aligns with available opportunities, we will contact you when a match is identified in your market.

Applications are reviewed within five business days. Approval is based on verified licensing status and publicly available production data. Not all applicants are accepted.