Brokerages on BrokerChamp send the other side of every deal a live status page: where it stands, what paperwork is in, who to call. No login, no phone tag, no "any update?" texts. And that's just the part outsiders see.
Nobody types a status update or answers a "did you get the amendment yet?" call. The page reads from the live transaction record.
Executed, option period, closing. Always current, because it reads straight from the deal.
Received or outstanding, nothing else. No prices, no commissions, no client details, ever.
Contact cards for the agent, the brokerage, and the title company. No digging through old emails.
Every link is unguessable, needs no login, and the brokerage can regenerate or disable it any time.
The status page is the part other people see. Here's what agents inside a BrokerChamp brokerage get.
Snap the signed pages with your phone. Address, names, price, dates, even the other agent, filled in for you. You review and confirm instead of retyping for 15 minutes.
Drop a dozen files or the zip from your e-sign platform. They sort themselves into the compliance checklist; you glance, confirm, and everything lights up green.
Your split, cap progress, and fees are calculated on every deal, and the CDA comes out clean the first time. Closing day doesn't stall on paperwork.
The moment your deal closes, download a designed, Instagram-ready graphic with your headshot, your name, and your brokerage's brand. Post it before you leave the closing table.
Your public page gets the full designer treatment, with live property search, and in most MLSs your own active listings, front and center, plus one-tap call, text, and save-contact for every visitor.
Leaderboards, recognition tiers, and your live production numbers, without asking the admin. Your rank updates the moment a deal closes.
The part your broker and office admin will care about: commissions, compliance, onboarding, and the company website, handled in one place. Not a CRM. Keep your kvCORE or Chime.
Missing paperwork flagged early, not at the closing table.
Learn moreSplits, caps, fees, and referrals calculated. Checks don't wait on math.
Learn moreNew agents fill out their own paperwork and show up ready to start.
Learn moreOnboard an agent and the public website updates itself. No web guy.
Learn more"BrokerChamp helped us grow from 20 agents to 106 without adding more office staff. The back office runs itself."
Keleisha Anderson, The Vibe Brokerage
The Vibe runs 109 agents across 4 Texas markets with 1 back-office admin. Every deal they run gets a shareable status page, automatically.
See real screenshots on the tourBrokerChamp is brokerage software, so your broker or owner makes the call. We wrote the email for you; all it needs is their address.
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A private, no-login web page a brokerage shares with the cooperating agent on a transaction. It shows the property address, a milestone timeline, the document checklist marked only as received or outstanding, and contact cards for the agent, brokerage, and title company. It never shows prices, commissions, documents, or client contact details.
Send it to your broker, owner, or office manager. BrokerChamp is brokerage-level software, so the brokerage signs on and every agent gets the tools. The Email Your Broker button above writes the email for you.
No. The link itself is the access. Every link is private and unguessable, and the brokerage can regenerate or disable it at any time.
Yes. Deal status pages are built into BrokerChamp. Every transaction gets a shareable status page automatically, branded with your logo and colors. There is nothing extra to set up per deal.
BrokerChamp is back-office software for real estate brokerages. It runs transactions, compliance paperwork, commissions, agent onboarding, reporting, and brokerage websites in one platform. It is not a CRM; it runs the back office alongside whatever CRM you already use.
15 minutes is enough to see BrokerChamp running on real data. If we're not the right fit, I'll tell you on the call.