How agent profiles are created
Profiles can be created from agent-submitted data, brokerage-submitted data, licensing registry references where available, public source URLs, authorized third-party sources, or manual editorial verification. A profile is not published as a real agent record until it has enough source support to avoid misleading users.
What counts as a verified source
A verified source can include a licensing or regulator page, brokerage profile, agent-owned website, agent-submitted documentation, authorized testimonial record, or editorial review note. Each source record stores source type, source name, URL, accessed date, reliability level, fields supported, and notes.
How claimed profiles work
A claimed profile means the agent or an authorized representative has submitted a profile update that passed review. Claimed profiles can add richer service areas, contact paths, media permissions, and current profile details.
How sponsored placements are labelled
Sponsored or featured placements are clearly labelled and separated from editorial profile signals. Payment does not create editorial ranking language, award claims, review counts, or quality claims.
How reviews and testimonials are handled
Review excerpts are displayed only when the record includes source name, source URL, date accessed, rights status, display permission, attribution requirements, attribution text, and is_displayable status. The platform does not scrape or republish unauthorized Google, portal, social, or directory review text.
How profile completeness is calculated
Completeness considers documented identity, brokerage, market, website, source links, service areas, specialties, property types, languages, licensing reference where available, photo rights, review rights, and freshness.
How visibility scores work
Suggested visibility scoring weighs profile completeness, source count and diversity, review presence where legally usable, local service-area specificity, specialty specificity, claimed or verified status, brokerage or website availability, and editorial confidence.
Why some markets may not show rankings yet
A market can show no rankings, alphabetical profiles, completeness sorting, public visibility signals, an editorially reviewed shortlist, sponsored listings, or full rankings. Full rankings require enough comparable verified data.
How to suggest corrections
Corrections can be submitted for licensing references, brokerage, contact details, service areas, specialties, rights, attribution, and outdated sources. Correction records remain in review until accepted, rejected, or escalated.
How to submit an agent
Agents, brokerages, and consumers can submit real profile information. The platform asks for source support, permission-cleared media, current service details, and reviewable claim context.