Do my agents have to change brokerages?
No. Agents in the Casventa network stay licensed with their own brokerage. Casventa is a separate licensed brokerage that refers clients to them.
For brokers and team leaders
More at-bats for your agents. Nothing leaves your brokerage.
Casventa supplies qualified sellers and buyers to agents you already lead. Their license, their closings and their production stay with you.
Why it matters
New agents leave when the phone does not ring.
$8,000
Median gross income for agents with two years of experience or less, against $59,200 for all agents. NAR 2026 Member Profile, via HousingWire.
0%
Share of business from repeat clients and past-client referrals for the newest agents. They have no sphere to draw on yet. Same source.
41%
Sellers who found their agent through a referral, per NAR's 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers. Referrals are how sellers choose.
Sources: HousingWire on the NAR 2026 Member Profile (June 2026); BAM summary of NAR's 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers (Nov 2025).
How the money moves
Follow one closing, dollar by dollar.
The referral fee comes out of the commission your brokerage receives, broker to broker, at closing. Everything after that runs on your own compensation plan.
Illustration only. Your referral agreement and your own compensation plan set the real numbers.
Commission paid to your brokerage
Referral fee, broker to broker, to Casventa
Your agent's share
Your brokerage keeps
If the deal does not close, no referral fee is owed. The fee never passes through the agent.
What you get
Built to sit beside your brokerage, not compete with it.
- Written, broker-to-broker terms. Every referral runs under a signed agreement between licensed brokers, set before the introduction.
- Compliance at the source. Manual dialing, federal and state Do Not Call scrubs, recording disclosure on every call, and fair housing in every script.
- Visible to settlement. Milestones stay visible to the agent and to Casventa until the deal closes, so nothing goes quiet.
- A recruiting story. A brokerage that can offer steady, qualified conversations has a real answer for the agent deciding where to hang a license.
Talk with us
Tell us about your office.
A Casventa founder will reply within two business days with what is open in your markets.
FAQ
Questions brokers ask.
Who pays the referral fee?
The receiving brokerage pays Casventa, broker to broker, out of the commission at closing, under a written referral agreement. The fee never passes through the agent. If the deal does not close, no referral fee is owed.
Is a broker-to-broker referral fee allowed under RESPA?
RESPA Section 8 exempts cooperative brokerage and referral arrangements between real estate agents and brokers (12 U.S.C. 2607(c)(3)). Casventa pays and accepts referral compensation only with licensed brokers. Talk with your own counsel about your situation.
Who handles calling compliance?
Casventa does. Reclaim’s team dials by hand, scrubs federal and state Do Not Call lists, discloses recording on every call and follows Pennsylvania’s new rules, which take effect on or about October 18, 2026: calls only from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., none on Sundays or legal holidays, and texts count as solicitations.
Can Casventa support a whole office?
Yes. We work with brokerages and teams that want steady introductions for several agents. Tell us about your office and we will show you what is open in your markets.