How long does it take to onboard a brokerage onto Real Time?
A typical brokerage launches within 2–3 weeks of contract signing. Full brokerage rollouts typically complete within 30–45 days, depending on agent count.
Read MoreA typical brokerage launches within 2–3 weeks of contract signing. Full brokerage rollouts typically complete within 30–45 days, depending on agent count.
Read MoreYes. Real Time supports buyer representation agreements as part of its transaction workflows, and the dedicated Client App helps agents demonstrate their value to buyers — a critical advantage in the post-settlement era where buyers more directly weigh what their agent does for them.
Read MoreYes, but it’s not required. Real Time is non-exclusive by default — brokerages can use it alongside their existing TMS or CRM. Some brokerages do choose to consolidate onto Real Time as their primary platform.
Read MoreReal Time onboards brokerages through a member-only program that includes dedicated setup, training for each agent, and a pilot phase with a small group of top producers before full rollout. Most brokerages start with 5–10 of their top agents over a 60-day pilot, then expand.
Read MoreReal Time gives brokers a single view of every active transaction across every agent in the brokerage. Brokers can see deal status, flag at-risk transactions, and check compliance without chasing their team for updates.
Read MoreReal Time is a recruiting tool disguised as a tech tool. Top producers shop for brokerages partly based on the tools the brokerage puts in their hands. A brokerage that gives every one of its agents a modern client app that no other brokerage in town offers becomes the easy “yes” for the agents you […]
Read MoreYes. Real Time supports solo agents, small teams, and full brokerages.
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