Ontario real estate agents email list — 40,387 verified contacts
Every real estate agent we have in Ontario — all 14 regions, each with a verified, deliverable email. 75% also include a direct phone. Buy the province, a region, a city, or filter by brokerage and producer tier and pay only for what you take.
RECO, the Ontario regulator, lists 101,586 licensed real estate registrants. We hold 40,387 agents in Ontario with a verified email — we would rather show you both numbers than sell you a padded file of names with no address attached. See the register.
A note on the price. Ontario is large enough to hit the $499 cap — and the cap is also what the entire Canadian database costs. So if you want all of Ontario, take all of Canada for the same money. If you only need part of it, the regions below are priced on their own counts.
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The Ontario real estate market at a glance
AgentRoster holds 40,387 verified real estate agent emails across Ontario, in 14 regions and 75 cities with a list of their own — the largest region being Toronto with 8,701, the largest city Toronto with 7,986. Province-wide, the most represented brokerage is Right at Home Realty (4,053 agents), followed by Royal LePage Signature Realty (1,646). 30,441 agents include a direct phone number, 10,871 run a site on their own domain, and 5,680 are listed as brokers or owners.
The most common inbox domains across Ontario are remax.net (12,217), royallepage.ca (6,553), century21.ca (6,321) — with 5,888 on personal addresses like Gmail or Outlook.
Ontario by region — each with its own list and price
The 14 regions we divide Ontario into. Every one is a separate list, priced on its own count.
Largest brokerages in Ontario
By agents on the roster at the latest scan. See every Ontario office ranked → Or the count itself: how many realtors are there in Ontario?
Real estate agent email lists by city in Ontario
75 cities with a list of their own. Smaller towns are included in their region's list above.
Where Ontario agent emails live
The inbox domains behind the 40,387 Ontario contacts — real brokerage and personal mailboxes, not guessed patterns.
Sample Ontario agents
Real rows, masked until purchase.
Ontario real estate agent data — FAQ
How many real estate agents are in Ontario?
AgentRoster has 40,387 verified agent emails across Ontario, spread over 14 regions and 75 cities. 75% include a direct phone and 27% run a website on their own domain. The provincial regulator (RECO) lists 101,586 registrants in Ontario; rosters and licences are different measurements, and we would rather show both numbers than sell a padded file.
Can I buy just one region or city in Ontario?
Yes. Every region and city below has its own list, priced on its own count, or filter the whole Ontario dataset by brokerage, top producers or website owners and pay only for that segment (from $29).
How much is the full Ontario list?
$499 — the cap. Nothing on AgentRoster costs more than $499, and that is also the price of the entire Canadian database, so an Ontario buyer can take all of Canada for the same money. If you only want Ontario, the regions below are priced on their own counts and start at $29.
What email domains do Ontario agents use?
Across Ontario the most common inbox domains are remax.net (12,217), royallepage.ca (6,553), century21.ca (6,321), with 5,888 on personal addresses like Gmail or Outlook. Every address is a real, deliverable mailbox verified from brokerage rosters, not a guessed pattern.
Are the Ontario contacts agents or brokers?
Mostly sales representatives (26,624 of 40,387); 5,680 are flagged as brokers or owners. Filter to brokers only if you are targeting decision-makers.
Are the Ontario real estate agent emails verified?
Yes — every row is a real, deliverable email taken from 31 brokerage rosters, not guessed or pattern-generated. CASL-compliant use is the buyer's responsibility; see our terms.
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