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License data or on-market listing data: which one answers your question about agents?

Teams that sell to or recruit real estate agents often ask for 'agent data' without deciding which source they mean. We sell both, and they answer different questions.

Comparisons reflect publicly described product positioning as of September 2026. Vendors change offerings often; verify details with them before deciding.

DimensionOn-market listing dataCompCurve
SourceHomes observed on public listing surfaces every day, with the listing brokerage and agentState and provincial regulators, public record
Who is includedAgents who currently have a home on market or for rentEvery licensee, active or not, producing or not, including referral and inactive agents
FieldsListing price and status, list date, days on market, brokerage, agent, parcelLicense number, type, status, issue and expiry dates, office, address of record
Best questionWho is producing right now, and where?Who is licensed, where do they hang their license, and who moved?
CadenceDailyMonthly, with deltas
CoverageNational, deepest in the top metros62 jurisdictions in one file
ContactAs published on the listingMatched email and carrier-verified mobile
Pick On-market listing data when you need production and activity: who listed, sold or rented what, this week, in this market.

Pick CompCurve when you need the whole licensed universe, contact you can use, and monthly change for recruiting, go-to-market and compliance.

Most clients end up joining the two: the license file as the spine, on-market and for-rent signals layered on top so production shows up next to the license record. Our professional graph does that join for you.

Want both? That is common.

Many clients keep a platform subscription for lookups and use us for the bulk pulls, the append passes and the niches the platform will not stock.

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