Who Should Use It (And When)?

Which agents benefit most and how to position it.

Getting Started

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Not every tool fits every agent or every situation. HomeHunter was built with the idea that buyers don’t just use MLS sites or broker portals — they explore many platforms. That can create gaps between what buyers are doing and what agents can see. HomeHunter closes that gap by keeping you in the loop wherever your client searches.


Best Fits

  • Active Buyers → Clients actively browsing multiple portals benefit the most, as you’ll see their full activity.
  • Early-Stage Leads → Invite casual browsers early so you remain top-of-mind when they’re ready to buy.
  • International Clients → Particularly useful for buyers searching in markets where your MLS access doesn’t extend.
  • Teams and ISAs → Ideal for inside sales agents or assistants who want visibility before handing off to a closer.

When to Use It

  • New Lead Intake → Make HomeHunter part of your first client touchpoint.
  • Buyer Retention → Offer it as a value-add when a client is already working with you.
  • Pipeline Revive → Re-engage old leads by sending them an invite link.
  • Cross-Market Searches → Essential when buyers are relocating or browsing across multiple countries.

Takeaways:

  • HomeHunter works best with clients who browse across many portals.
  • Invite leads early to keep yourself in the loop before they’re “ready.”
  • International and relocating clients are especially strong use cases.
  • For teams, it’s a lightweight way to share client activity and context.