Loyalty program for real estate: the next deal and the referral
The client bought an apartment and vanished. The next sale or rental costs another lead. Senbi accrues points and levels for a repeat, gifts a consultation certificate, and keeps deal history in CRM.
Where the agency loses repeats
- After a deal the client disappears — the next listing costs ads again
- The Excel of “our people” and promised discounts does not match across brokers
- A referral was never recorded — they stop bringing friends
- No LTV: you cannot see who bought, rented, and is ready for the next deal
- The online inquiry and the offline viewing live in different tables
Agency, 12 brokers · Almaty
After closing, the card died in Excel. Referrals were counted in conversation. A repeat buyer arrived as a new lead — the commission discount was promised off the top of the head. Nobody saw LTV per client.
After a deal, points accrue toward the next commission or rental. A consultation certificate goes to the referrer. CRM holds property history and the balance — not a private chat.
What the loyalty program does in real estate
In real estate the cycle is long, but a repeat and a referral cost less than a new lead. Senbi does not replace the broker: the program counts what you promised and stores it in CRM. A birthday or deal anniversary is a reason to follow up without a cold call.
- A repeat buyer arrives with a balance, not as a new lead
- A referral is recorded as an accrual, not “in conversation”
- The same commission rules for every broker
- Property history and loyalty on one card
FAQ about loyalty in real estate
You set the rules: percent, cap, repeats only, or rentals. Senbi counts what you approved — the broker does not haggle in chat.
We’ll set repeat-deal rules for the agency
Tell us how you count referrals and discounts today — we’ll show accrual and the CRM card.