For loan officers, title reps and brokerages
Know as soon as an agent switches brokerages.
When an agent changes firms, they leave their old office's preferred lender behind. Broker Radar checks state real estate license records every day and tells you who moved, who's newly licensed and who's looking, in the counties you work. Be the first call, not the fifth.
Live and updated daily in California, New York, Connecticut and Colorado; weekly in Florida, because the state publishes weekly. Texas arrives December 2026.
- James WhitfieldChanged brokerage Coastline Properties → Harbor & Main Realty · San Diego County, CA
- Angela BrooksChanged brokerage Palmetto Realty → Gulfview Homes · Broward County, FL
- Maria DelgadoNew licensee Sales associate · Orange County, FL · joined Sunrise Realty Group
- Priya RamanNo broker Licensed, not affiliated with a brokerage · Hartford County, CT
- Daniel OkaforNow a broker Upgraded from sales agent · Denver County, CO
- Bluebird Home Partners LLCNew brokerage New firm license · Kings County, NY
Loan officers
An agent who just changed brokerages is choosing a lender again. Call them that week, before their new office's preferred lender settles in. Brand-new agents don't have a lender at all yet.
Brokerages and recruiters
See new licensees with no broker, agents leaving competitors and who's growing in your market. Recruit with facts, not guesses.
Title and escrow reps
Every new or moving agent is a new relationship. Meet them while they're setting up their business and choosing who to work with.
How it works
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Pick your counties
Click them on a map or search the list. Watch one county or a whole state.
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We check the records daily
Every morning Broker Radar compares each state's newest license file with the one before it and spots what changed. Most states publish daily; Florida publishes weekly.
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You get the leads
Open your feed or read the morning email. Call with one tap, log the conversation or send the lead to your CRM.
Six signals worth acting on
Brokerage change
An agent moved firms, with the old and new brokerage. Their lender and title relationships are up for grabs.
New licensee
Just passed and got licensed. No lender, no title rep, often no habits yet.
No broker
Licensed but not with a brokerage. The hottest recruiting lead there is.
Upgraded to broker
An agent earned a broker license and may open their own shop.
New brokerage
A new firm just opened its doors and needs partners.
Went inactive
Someone left the business, so your list stays clean.
Recruiting agents? Same feed, different list.
Team leaders and brokerage recruiters use Broker Radar to find agents before other firms do.
Agents with no broker
Licensed but not with a brokerage, including new licensees who haven't picked one yet. The warmest recruiting call there is.
Agents leaving competitors
Follow the firms you compete with and see every agent who leaves them, the week it happens.
Brokerage history
Each lead shows the moves we've recorded and when they started with their current firm, so you know who's settled and who's shopping.
Who's growing
Market insights ranks brokerages by agents joined and lost, shows where new licensees go and the most common moves between firms.
Sales volume isn't included: it comes from MLS data, which states don't publish.
Everything you need to work the list
Morning email
New leads in your areas, waiting in your inbox before your first coffee. Nothing new, no email.
Saved alerts
"New licensees in Travis County." "Anyone leaving Big Firm Realty." Save the searches you care about and get them by email.
Follow brokerages
Follow the firms you work with and see every agent who joins or leaves them.
Call and contact log
Save a number you find, tap to call, log calls, emails and notes. See at a glance who you've already contacted.
Push to your CRM
Send leads to Total Expert, Jungo, Salesforce, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Follow Up Boss, Lofty or BoldTrail with one click, or to any other CRM through Make or Zapier.
Market insights
Which brokerages are growing, where new agents go and the most common moves in your market.
CSV export
Take any filtered list into a spreadsheet.
Works on your phone
The whole app works on mobile, so you can call from the car.
Where we're watching
Over a million license records from the state agencies that publish them, checked every day.
Want your state next? Tell us when you join the pilot.
Simple monthly pricing
Pick the plan that fits your territory. Team and Office can be paid with one company invoice. Pilot members use Broker Radar free during the pilot.
Starter
Try it in your home county
$19/month
- 1 user
- 1 county
- Daily lead feed and search
- Morning email
Solo
Loan officers and title reps
$49/month
- 1 user
- Up to 10 counties
- Everything in Starter
- Saved alerts
- Call and contact log
Most popular
Team
LO teams and broker shops
$99/month
- Up to 5 users
- Up to 40 counties
- Everything in Solo
- Shared call log and lead assignments
- Follow brokerages
- CSV export
Office
Branches and growing lenders
$199/month
- Up to 15 users
- Unlimited counties, whole states
- Everything in Team
- Admin center: territories and team activity
- CRM sync
- Market insights
More than 15 users?
Company-wide plans for multi-branch lenders, title companies and brokerages, with every branch on one account and one company invoice. Vendor review? See security and data.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
From the public license records that state real estate agencies publish, such as the Florida DBPR and the California DRE. We download each new file as soon as it's published, compare it with the previous one and turn the changes into leads.
How fresh are the leads?
Most states publish daily, and we check every morning. Florida publishes weekly, so a Florida change can be up to a week old when it appears. Every lead shows the dates between which the change happened.
Do leads include phone numbers and emails?
Not today. Most state files don't include them, and Texas law withholds them. When you find a number, save it to the lead and call it with one tap; Broker Radar keeps your contact history.
Does Broker Radar contact agents for me?
No. You reach out yourself from your own phone, email or CRM, which keeps the relationship yours.
When is Texas coming?
The Texas Real Estate Commission launches its new data portal on December 15, 2026. We'll add Texas as soon as its files are available.
Which CRMs can I send leads to?
For mortgage teams: Total Expert and Jungo. Also Salesforce, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Follow Up Boss, Lofty and BoldTrail. Anything else, such as Surefire, Shape, Arive or BNTouch, connects with a webhook through Make or Zapier. You connect with your own CRM key, and we store it encrypted. Total Expert gives API access through its partner program, so we set that connection up with your Total Expert admin.
What does the pilot cost?
Nothing. Pilot members use Broker Radar free while we finish it, and we'll tell you well before any paid plan applies.
Join the pilot
We're opening Broker Radar to a small group of loan officers, brokerages and title reps. Tell us a little about you and we'll be in touch, usually within a business day.
- Free during the pilot
- Help shape what we build next
- No credit card