

Deciding to buy real estate leads is one of the biggest levers a Canadian agent can pull. Prospecting by hand — door knocking, cold calling, waiting on referrals — caps your growth at the number of hours in your day. Purchasing leads removes that cap. But the market is crowded with providers, and what you receive for your money varies wildly: some sell the same prospect to five agents, some sell recycled lists, and a few deliver genuinely exclusive, freshly generated buyers and sellers.
This page walks through exactly what you should expect when you purchase real estate leads in Canada — and how our exclusive, guaranteed-volume model works if you decide to buy from us.
A real estate lead is the contact information of someone who has shown interest in buying or selling property — ideally someone who volunteered that information recently and expects a Realtor to reach out. When you buy realtor leads from a provider, you are paying for the advertising, technology, and expertise required to find those people at scale so you can spend your time on appointments instead of prospecting.
The distinction that matters most is how the lead was generated and how many agents receive it. A lead captured yesterday from an ad about your city, delivered to you and only you, is a completely different product from a name pulled off a two-year-old list and emailed to every agent who pays. Both get sold under the label "real estate leads," which is why so many agents have been burned.
Those four criteria eliminate most of the industry — and they are the exact standards we built our service around. If you want to compare providers more broadly, our guide to paid real estate leads and ROI breaks down every pricing model in the Canadian market.
Our pricing is flat, monthly, and published. There are no bidding wars for postal codes and no per-lead surprises:
Every plan is month-to-month with no contract options, carries a money-back guarantee, and gets cheaper if you choose the yearly option. Put that against the commission on a single average-priced Canadian home and the arithmetic is straightforward: one closing typically funds many months of lead flow, and everything after that is margin.
Consider two agents who each spend $849 in a month. The first buys shared portal leads: each prospect also lands in the inboxes of three or four rivals, so the first agent to dial usually wins, and everyone else paid for nothing. The second buys exclusive leads: every prospect hears from exactly one Realtor, follow-up can happen on a professional schedule rather than a panicked sprint, and drip campaigns can nurture slower prospects for months without a competitor swooping in.
That second scenario is our entire model. Every lead we generate is delivered to a single agent and is never resold or shared with anyone else. Protecting that promise — and the volume guarantee behind it — is why we cap the number of agents we accept in each area, and why several major cities already run wait lists.



Step one: check availability in your area. Because we cap the number of agents we work with in each market to protect the volume guarantee, the first question is whether there is room in yours. Contact us or call 1-800-728-6577 and we will tell you straight away — and add you to the wait list if your city is full.
Step two: pick your volume. Choose the package that matches your capacity to follow up. A solo agent often starts at 20 to 40 leads per month; teams using our sharing module frequently take the higher-volume plans.
Step three: receive leads daily. Once your campaigns are live, new prospects arrive in your inbox each day, with optional text alerts the moment a lead comes in. Want to see the format first? Review our sample leads before you commit.
Step four: convert and repeat. Agents like Curtis Murphy of CENTURY 21 Synergy have been buying leads from us for more than six years — you can read his story and others on our testimonials page.
We generate exclusive leads for Realtors in every province, from major markets like Toronto and Calgary to fast-growing centres like Hamilton. If you are researching what genuinely qualifies a prospect before you spend, our page on qualified real estate leads covers exactly that.
Intake in every city is capped, and spots open one agent at a time. Check availability now before a competitor buys the leads that could have been yours.










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