Join Nave · for licensed agents
For agents who want real tools. a broker who answers. a fair split.
A real IDX website, a Broker of Record who answers, and a split that leaves your business worth building.
Included
What you get on day one
These are already built and running for the brokerage. You don’t pay extra to use them.
Your own IDX site
Full TRREB board search, map search and saved listings, under your name.
Canadian mortgage tools
Semi-annual compounding, CMHC insurance, stress test and Ontario and Toronto land-transfer tax.
AI lead assistant
Answers buyer questions on your site around the clock and hands warm leads to you.
Deal review
Agreements reviewed by the Broker of Record before they go out.
Marketing support
Listing photography, floor plans and social campaigns at brokerage rates.
A small team
Office space in Richmond Hill and colleagues you actually know.
Plans
What you keep
Final numbers come from the brokerage. The tables below hold placeholders.
Growth
For newer agents-
IDX website included
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Weekly mentoring with the Broker of Record
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Deal review on every file
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Annual cap: ##,### (placeholder)
Established
For agents with a book of business-
IDX website included
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Mentoring on request
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Deal review on every file
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Annual cap: ##,### (placeholder)
The move
How moving works
A 20-minute call
With Amir. You ask the hard questions first.
Look at the numbers
We compare your last 12 months under both plans.
RECO transfer
We handle the paperwork with your current brokerage.
Website live
Your IDX site is ready in your first week.
FAQ
Questions agents ask
Do I have to leave my current clients behind?
No. Your clients and your database move with you. Active listings follow the rules of your current brokerage agreement.
Is Nave part of a franchise?
Nave is an independent brokerage. Confirm with Amir
Can I keep my own branding?
Yes, within RECO advertising rules. The brokerage name must appear clearly on your ads.
Is there a fee to join?
Confirm joining and transfer fees with Amir
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