First vendor in wins
A brand-new agent has no website, no CRM, no photographer, no sign supplier — and buys all of it in their first months. If you sell to realtors, the difference between reaching them in week one and year three is the whole game. Signals puts them in your inbox while they're still setting up.
How it works
What a digest looks like
Actual rows from our latest scan, masked for this page — subscriber digests contain full, unmasked contact details including phone. Want to see the whole week? Browse the free tracker →
Latest scan found 960 new agents and 4 brokerage moves across 153 cities.
Plans
Monthly via Stripe. No contract — cancel any time by replying to a digest.
Every new agent and brokerage move in one region, every Monday.
The full national feed — every region, every change, every Monday.
Every region we track, in one digest — the feed recruiters and national vendors run on.
Your first digest arrives after our next weekly scan (Mondays). Prefer a one-time list instead? Build a custom CSV from $$19.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
We compile the public agent rosters of Canada's five largest national brokerage networks — Royal LePage, Century 21, RE/MAX, Right at Home and Sutton — and re-scan them weekly, tracking 47,058 agents. When someone appears, moves or disappears between scans, that's a signal.
Why do new agents matter?
A newly licensed agent has no website, no CRM, no photographer, no marketing stack and no vendor loyalties — and they buy all of it in their first months. Whatever you sell to realtors, reaching them in week one beats reaching them in year three.
What exactly arrives on Monday?
One email per week: every new agent and every brokerage move in your region since the last scan, with name, email, phone, brokerage and city — inline and as a CSV attachment. If nothing changed, we say so, so you know the scan ran.
Can I cancel or switch regions?
Any time — reply to any digest and we sort it the same day. Billing is monthly through Stripe with no contract.
Is this CASL-compliant?
The data is business contact information compiled from public brokerage rosters, provided under CASL’s business-contact provisions. You are responsible for compliant use — see our terms and privacy pages; agents can opt out at any time.