Agents: How much did you leave on the table?
See what you actually earned and didn't put in your bank account in the last 12 months
Every buyer you financed through someone else was a referral fee you didn't collect. Enter your own numbers below to see it in dollars.
Just the ones where your buyer got a mortgage — cash deals don't count here.
Total financed purchase volume across those transactions — a rough figure is fine.
Left on the table
$0
in Mortgage Revenue Share income you didn't collect, last 12 months
Financed volume
$0
→
Per transaction
$0
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Total missed
$0
at the Mortgage Revenue Share referral rate
How this is calculated: 50 bps (0.5%) of each loan amount, capped at $2,500 per transaction, applied to the first $500,000 of the loan. Same formula used throughout the rest of the Mortgage Revenue Share program — this isn't a special or inflated number for this tool.
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What could your first three lines look like?
Name three real people. See three real tiers of income.
Not a projection of your whole network — just one specific chain: someone you recruit, who recruits someone, who recruits someone. Put in real people you could actually picture, and see what just those three could be worth.
You → recruit Person 1 → who recruits Person 2 → who recruits Person 3
Tier 1
Person 1
Pays you 3.5 bps per closing
Tier 1 income$0
Tier 2
Person 2
Pays you 4.0 bps per closing
Tier 2 income$0
Tier 3
Person 3
Pays you 2.5 bps per closing
Tier 3 income$0
Your Mortgage Revenue Share income from just these three
$0
across Tiers 1–3, last 12 months
This is three tiers, not all seven. Tiers 1–3 unlock immediately with just one frontline recruit — which Person 1 already is. Tiers 4–7 unlock as your frontline grows to 5, 10, 15, and 20 people, and pay on your entire network at every tier below them, not just one line. This tool shows what three specific people could look like today; the full calculator shows what real growth looks like over time.