Purchased lists allowed

Realtor email list + Clay

Enrichment waterfalls — turn a verified email list into full prospect dossiers.

The terms-of-service reality: Clay is a data workbench; importing your own purchased data is exactly what it's for.

Our CSV gives you the verified email, brokerage and city. Clay can layer LinkedIn profiles, social activity, and website tech on top — or pull AgentRoster data directly into any Clay table through our API's HTTP column recipe.

Step by step in Clay

1
Import the CSV
New table → Import → CSV, drop the AgentRoster file in.
2
Enrich the person
Waterfall: find LinkedIn from Name + Brokerage + City, then pull role history and activity.
3
Enrich the business
With premium CSVs, the Website column feeds domain-level enrichments (tech stack, traffic) — useful when selling web services to the 3-in-4 realtors who have no site.
4
Or skip the CSV entirely
Our API works as a Clay HTTP column — pull live counts and contacts straight into a table. The recipe is on our developers page.

Column mapping

Our CSV headers → where they go in Clay.

AgentRoster column Clay Note
Email Email column anchor for person-level enrichment
Name + Brokerage + City LinkedIn finder inputs high match rates with all three
Website Domain enrichments premium CSVs only

Questions

Can I import purchased lists into Clay?

Yes — Clay is built to enrich data you bring to it. Import the AgentRoster CSV, or query our API directly with an HTTP column (see the recipe at agentroster.ca/developers).

What enrichments work best on realtor data?

LinkedIn-finding from Name + Brokerage + City has high hit rates, and domain enrichment on the Website column tells you exactly which agents have real web presence — most don't, which is the pitch if you sell websites.

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