

Nobody searches for real leads until they've been sold fake ones. Maybe it was the "motivated buyer" whose phone number rang through to a fax machine, the inquiry that turned out to be eighteen months old, or the prospect who'd already been called by four other agents from the same list. Whatever the story, the search for real leads is really a search for one thing: proof that the next lead you pay for is a genuine person, with genuine intent, who is genuinely yours.
We named our company Real Estate Leads, and we take the "real" part literally: every lead is a recent, self-submitted inquiry from a buyer or seller in your market, delivered to you and never to anyone else.
A real lead has three properties, and it needs all three at once:
Strip away any one of the three and you get the products agents complain about: aged databases with recent-looking timestamps, "verified" contacts who never asked to be contacted, and form-fills from bots chasing a contest entry.
Understanding the supply chain makes the problem obvious. Some vendors buy aged inquiry data in bulk and resell it repeatedly — each resale cheaper, staler, and more contacted than the last. Others scrape public records and directories, attach a guessed email, and label the result a "homeowner lead." A third group runs sweepstakes-style ads ("Win a $500 gift card!") that harvest form-fills from people with zero property intent. All three products get marketed with the same vocabulary as the real thing.
The tell is almost always the price and the sourcing story. If a vendor cannot explain precisely how and when a prospect raised their hand — or the price per contact seems impossibly low — you are looking at manufactured inventory, not leads.
Our sourcing story is short because it is simple. Our team runs extensive online advertising campaigns targeted to your specific market — done for you, included in the price. When someone in your area responds to one of those ads, they complete a form about their buying or selling plans and submit their own contact information, understanding that a real estate professional will be in touch. That inquiry lands in your inbox the same day, with an optional text notification the moment it arrives.
Because the advertising is the source, there is no aged inventory and no middleman data. The prospect asked about your market this week; you call them this week. You can see the exact delivery format — contact details, intent, property information — on our sample leads page before you spend a dollar.
Here is the part of "real" that most providers quietly skip: a genuine prospect stops being a real opportunity the moment four agents receive the same contact. The intent is real, but your chance at it is not — you are paying to enter a footrace.
We treat exclusivity as part of the product. Every lead we generate is delivered to exactly one agent and is never shared with or resold to another. No recycled second life six months later, no "premium" tier that quietly gets the same inquiry first. To keep both that promise and our volume guarantee intact, we deliberately limit how many agents we accept in any given area — which is why several cities currently have wait lists. If you want the deeper checklist of what a genuinely sales-ready prospect looks like, our page on qualified real estate leads goes further.
Fake-lead vendors hide behind vague promises; we publish numbers. Packages start at $849 per month for 20 to 40 exclusive buyer leads and $899 per month for 20 to 40 buyer and seller leads, scaling up to 110 to 200 leads monthly at $2,699. Every plan is month-to-month with no contract options, backed by a money-back guarantee, and cheaper on the yearly option — full details are on our services page.
Each package also ships with the follow-up machinery real leads deserve: our lead management system, automated drip email and text campaigns, a team sharing module, and integrations with Follow Up Boss, Top Producer, IXACT Contact, and Cloud CMA. Agents like Curtis Murphy of CENTURY 21 Synergy have run their pipelines on our leads for more than six years — his experience and others are on our testimonials page.
From Toronto and Vancouver to Moncton, we generate real buyer and seller leads in more than 80 cities across every province. If you are still comparing your options, our overview of realtor leads is a good next read.
You have been burned before — so verify us first. Review the samples, then check whether we have room in your area or call 1-800-728-6577. Real prospects, delivered daily, to you alone.










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