Listings on a Schedule.
Not Whenever the Phone Rings.

Yes. If we choose to bring you on and you somehow don't sign any listings in your first 100 days: full refund.

Almost nobody has ever needed it. That number is low partly because of the confidence we have in the product — and partly because we don't let anyone into the business unless we're 100% confident we can add an extra listing per month.

Totally fair question. You've probably heard it all, paid for it all, and maybe been burnt by companies that over-promised and under-delivered.

The straightforward answer: a full refund. We're not going to sit here and tell you we can retire you overnight — but if you don't sign any listings with us, you get your investment back, no questions asked. It's extremely rare we have to do it: partly the system and the results behind it, partly because we only bring on agents we know we can help.

Anyone can shove their best-ever results in front of you on a website. Here's the standard across the board: our floor in the first 100 days is two signed listings. We have agents who've done three, four, six — but two is the minimum, pessimistic standard for the first stretch of the program.

Simple answer: hell no. We put you in front of the camera — the sellers who come through are yours, and yours only. No shared leads, ever.

Because fair-housing restrictions don't apply to YouTube targeting the way they do elsewhere, we can hone in on the exact zip codes, regions, and price points you want.

The caveat: we don't take everyone. We get significant inbound from agents who want in, and we turn a lot of them away. We work best with agents who are serious about the listing side of their business and can show up to in-person appointments. If we're not confident we can get you results, we won't take your money. That's the deal on both sides.

Completely fair — and if you're not asking this, you probably should be. Maybe it was a done-for-you service with a great pitch and mediocre results. Maybe Zillow, Facebook ads, a cold-calling company, a coaching program. Maybe more than once.

We've been on your side of the table. Building Consistent Listings, we signed with vendors that over-promised and didn't deliver — we know exactly what that sour taste feels like.

Here's the thing though: being burnt doesn't mean you're allergic to trying anything new. It means you have better radar. You know what bad looks like and what questions to ask — and that actually makes you a better partner for us.

So don't take our word for anything. Watch the interviews — agents who came in with exactly your hesitation, telling you in their own words what happened. Find someone in a market like yours. And if you don't trust our clients' word, trust the legally binding guarantee we put in writing: no signed listings in your first 100 days, full refund. No weird terms, no fine print.

You're not wrong. We agree with you completely. A name and a number from Zillow, a Facebook form-fill from someone who doesn't remember submitting it — high volume, low quality, hours of follow-up, almost nothing to show for it. That model is broken.

But here's the difference: we don't deliver leads. We deliver in-person appointments.

A homeowner sees your ad and watches two to three minutes of you talking directly about their situation. They self-select. They fill in a detailed form. Then our team calls homeowners in an average of 48 seconds and qualifies them across 10 points before anything touches your calendar.

By the time that appointment lands, they've watched you on YouTube, spoken to your team on the phone, and agreed to meet you face to face. That's not a lead — that's a warm, qualified, motivated seller. 95% of the appointments we book show up.

We get this a lot — usually from agents who paid a "done-for-you" company and somehow ended up doing most of the work. So let's be specific.

Part one: recording. One session, about an hour. We write every word — you read off a teleprompter we provide. We coach your background, lighting, and framing beforehand, and most partners shoot straight from their iPhone with a wireless mic. You send us the raw footage; we handle 100% of the editing. No content schedule, no ongoing recording. One hour, once, covering 90–120 days of ads.

Part two: appointments. Our US-based team does all the calling, qualifying, and follow-up — reaching homeowners in an average of 48 seconds — and books appointments straight into your calendar. You get full notes before every one: motivation, timeline, expectations, background.

Everything else — the ad account, targeting, landing pages, 6–8 hours a week of optimization, Slack support, bi-weekly check-ins — that's us. All of it. One hour upfront. Then show up and close. That's genuinely it.

This isn't your first rodeo. You've had your share of "YouTube Listings Calls" and "discovery sessions" — an interview at the start, high-pressure tactics to force a decision at the end. That's not our process.

This is a conversation. We get a feel for your business, you get a feel for us, and we break down what our system would look like in your market. If we don't think we can help, we'll cut it short. If we can, we'll walk you through the first 100 days — the ads, the system, the qualifying, all of it. You'll leave with real clarity either way, and either outcome is fine with us.

We put serious preparation into every call — your market, your price points, your area — before we ever get on. We just ask the same of you: come prepared, come with questions, and come ready for an honest conversation.

Fair question. Our sales team is entirely US-based — not outsourced, not offshore. These are people Harry personally trains, fully briefed on your business, your market, and your story before they ever pick up the phone.

They call homeowners in an average of 48 seconds. They introduce themselves as part of your team. They run a 10-point qualification covering motivation, timeline, price expectations, condition of the home, and more — and only book when they're genuinely satisfied the homeowner is worth your time.

You get everything before every appointment: full notes, the call recording, the transcript. And if you're ever genuinely unhappy with an appointment, we credit it — no argument. The team's bonuses are tied to signed listings, not calls made. They're as motivated to qualify properly as you are.

Every agent thinks their market is the exception. After four years and every market we run in: the fundamentals don't change. There are homeowners in your market right now Googling "sell my home" and "what's my home worth." The only question is whether you're the agent showing up in front of them, or someone else is.

We've had agents launch during the holidays — historically the worst time in real estate — and hit six appointments in their first 30 days. We've had agents in slow, saturated markets sign two and three listings in the first 100 days. A slow market doesn't mean there are no sellers; it means less competition for the agent with a system to find them.

And we assess every market ourselves before bringing anyone on. If we don't think we can get results in your area, we'll tell you — and we won't take your money. But if you've made it to this page, there's a strong chance your market works just fine.

You've built something real with your referral network. We're not touching it — we're adding a second engine that runs alongside it.

Referrals are warm, they convert well, and they're proof you've done right by your clients. Keep them. The problem is the one you already feel: you can't control when your sphere decides to sell. Some months are great, some are slow, and there's no way to know which is coming. That unpredictability is exactly what we solve — a consistent flow of motivated sellers who've never met you, but have watched you on video and already trust you like they have.

And within a few months the two start compounding: a seller comes through the ads, you do a great job, they refer you onward. Now your referral network is growing from a source it never had access to before.

Almost every agent says a version of this before their recording session. Almost every one says afterwards it was nowhere near as bad as they expected.

Here's the reality: it's one hour, once. You're not winging it or performing — you're reading a script we wrote, off a teleprompter we provide. We walk you through background, lighting, and framing first, and most partners shoot straight from their iPhone with a wireless mic. That's genuinely it.

What most agents find once they get going is it comes naturally — because it's not acting. It's you talking about your market and how you help sellers. We give you the words; you bring the expertise.

And here's the trade worth sitting with: when a homeowner watches two to three minutes of you and then books, they already trust you before you've shaken hands. One hour of mild discomfort in exchange for walking into every appointment already trusted.

You can. We've had agents come to us after spending $17,000 doing exactly that — and getting zero listings. Not because they weren't smart enough. Because they were one person trying to do a six-person job while also running a real estate business.

YouTube ads that actually convert homeowners into signed listings take: a scriptwriting team building custom content for your market (we're on version 23 of that process), editors who cut for ad conversion rather than organic views, a media buyer inside your ad account every single day watching which hooks convert and which die, custom landing pages and lead magnets built for your market, and a US-based team calling homeowners in an average of 48 seconds and qualifying them across 10 points before anything gets near your calendar.

Six separate full-time roles — and every one has to be done well or the whole system falls apart somewhere. We've spent four years building that machine so you don't have to. Your job: show up to the appointments and close.

On both counts, you're fine.

The ads run on a completely separate backend channel — not yours. Your subscribers won't see them, your algorithm won't be touched, your organic growth stays intact.

And you don't need a channel at all: about half our partners had never posted a video before working with us. If you do have one, it accelerates things — homeowners already recognize your face when the ad shows up — but it's a bonus, not a requirement.

Either way, most partners start getting recognized locally. People mention seeing them on YouTube at open houses. It does nothing but help when you walk into a listing appointment.

Three stages — we call it the TEL Method: Trust, Educate, List.

Stage one: get in front of the right people. YouTube is owned by Google. When homeowners start thinking about selling, they search "sell my home," "what's my home worth," "top realtors near me." We put your face in front of those exact people in your market — targeted down to zip code, household income bracket, and homeowner status. Genuine intent, right now.

Stage two: the creative. Our scriptwriting team — version 23 of the process — writes everything custom to your market, your story, your selling points. Our editors handle 100% of production; you record one one-hour teleprompter session. The homeowner watches two to three minutes of you and lands on a custom page for your market. If they're outside your target area, the form won't let them through.

Stage three: the conversion. Everything goes to our US-based team — not to you. They call in an average of 48 seconds and qualify across 10 points: why they're selling, where they're going, timeline, price expectations, condition, who they've worked with before. They only book a face-to-face appointment when the homeowner is worth your time — and it lands in your calendar with full notes and the recording. You show up knowing exactly who you're meeting. Your job is to close.

Zillow: you're one of four agents chasing the same person who didn't even know anyone was calling. Facebook: fair-housing restrictions gut your targeting — you get volume and convert almost none of it. Google search: you're bidding against brokerages spending $20,000 a month just to show up.

YouTube is different. It's owned by Google, so we capture people actively searching "sell my home" right now. No fair-housing targeting restrictions, so we get specific — exact zip codes, homeowners only, household income filters. And because it's video, by the time someone books they've watched two to three minutes of you. They already trust you before you've shaken hands.

And unlike every other platform — it compounds. It doesn't fall off. It builds.

Honest answer: we don't spend much time studying competitors — every waking hour goes into the product and delivering for the agents we already work with. YouTube is a harder nut to crack, and we've spent four years, millions in ad spend, and tens of thousands of hours perfecting one thing: consistent, in-person listing appointments for our agents.

But don't take our word for it. Watch the interviews above — dozens of verified, sit-down conversations with active partners. Real agents, real businesses, real listings. Not written testimonials someone's assistant was told to type up.