Agent FAQ

No. We don't sell names, and nobody pays us for a contact. We find sellers who asked for help, talk with them, and book them with a local agent. We are paid only when that sale closes.

25% of your side's gross commission for a qualified hand-off. 35% for a held appointment: one we booked that took place. The signed agreement has the exact terms.

A $400,000 sale at a 3% listing side is $12,000. A qualified hand-off fee is $3,000, so $9,000 stays with your brokerage. A held appointment fee is $4,200, so $7,800 stays. Your broker's split with you applies to what stays.

Your broker pays R2 Realty LLC at closing, through the title company on the settlement statement. A sales agent can be paid only through their sponsoring broker, so nothing moves between agents. Sell Well Texas LLC, which runs the website and app, never receives any part of it.

Then there is no fee. A fee arises only when a referred sale closes within the agreement's term.

Not during the DFW pilot.

Yes, during our launch. Until a zip cluster has two active partner agents, the team leader, a licensed R2 Realty sales agent, handles its sellers, logs every one, and tells each seller who is calling. Those leads carry no fee. Once your cluster is active, new leads go to its partner agents first, by weighted round robin. The leader steps in only if no one claims a lead within 30 minutes, or the seller asks for the leader by name. A lead assigned to you is never taken back. Ask to see the routing log any time; we answer within 5 business days.

Flag it in the app within 2 business days of finding the problem, with the reason: already listed, not the owner, wrong contact details, or no answer after 6 attempts in 72 hours. We review flags every week. If we accept it, there is no fee on that lead and we send a replacement when one is available. If we decline it, you get the app record. If you still disagree, your broker and R2 Realty LLC settle it under the signed agreements.

A number of leads, a listing, a sale, a price, a timeline, a kept appointment, or an exclusive zip. We'd rather send fewer, better sellers.

Pay-per-lead companies charge when they deliver a name, whether or not it ever lists, and most charges are non-refundable. We charge nothing until a referred sale closes, so a lead that goes nowhere costs you only your time. If you convert bought leads well, a flat price can cost less per closing than our fee. If you don't, it costs more, and you carry that risk up front.

In Texas, yes. A fee that depends on a closing can be paid only to a licensed broker, through your own broker. Ask any company that takes a percentage at closing for its broker license number. Ours is R2 Realty LLC, TREC #9011726.

The signed agreement says which transactions carry a fee. Read it with your broker before you sign.

It depends on your area and your scorecard. You set a monthly cap (8 by default). We don't promise a number.

No. There is no exclusivity on either side. You can work any other lead source, and either side can end participation by written notice. Leads you already received stay under the agreement.

The seller's consent covers Sell Well Texas Group, R2 Realty LLC and the partner agent working with them. The app keeps every contact on that record and settles timing if a fee is ever questioned.

Yes. Once you claim a referral, the seller is your prospect. Follow Texas and federal rules for calls and texts, never text without consent, and honor any opt-out.

Sign the Referral Agreement Between Brokers (TXR 2405) and our network program agreement, and add the referral fee to closing instructions on referred deals.

Not for a fee from us. This network sends sellers to agents. If you have a seller outside your area, contact us about a standard broker-to-broker referral.