Which buyer calculator goes on listing pages?
The mortgage calculator with the list price pre-filled. It answers the payment question every buyer has. Add buyer closing costs as a second tab if the listing offers a seller credit.
Buyer tools
Buyer calculators for listings and consultations
These buyer calculators for real estate agents answer the questions buyers bring to every listing and every consultation: the payment, the budget, the cash to close and which loan type fits. Put the payment calculator on listings, affordability on your buyer page, and closing costs where buyers get serious.
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Est. payment$3,220/moon a $425,000 listing
New leadwith their numbers
Lead in$3,220
By stage
From first-time renters to luxury buyers, organized by where the buyer is in the process.
01Planning (months out)
02Budgeting
03On a listing
04Loan programs
05Making an offer
Questions by topic
Buyer tools: questions agents ask
Which ones are for early-stage buyers?
Affordability, pre-qualification, rent vs. buy and the savings calculators. They work on buyer guides, renter content and newsletters rather than on listings.
Do I need the FHA, VA and USDA calculators if the mortgage calculator covers them?
The mortgage calculator includes those loan types. The dedicated calculators are simpler and better for pages aimed at those buyers, such as a VA relocation guide or a rural listing in a USDA-eligible area.
What do buyer leads include?
The buyer's contact details and consent, every input (price, down payment, rate, income where entered) and every result they saw, plus the page and campaign they came from.
How fast should I follow up?
As soon as you can. A buyer who just ran a payment on your listing is thinking about it now. Reply with something specific to their numbers, like homes at the same payment.
Can I route buyer leads differently from seller leads?
Yes, on Team and Brokerage. Each calculator can have its own webhook, so buyer leads can start a buyer workflow in your CRM and seller leads a seller workflow.
Can I say a buyer 'qualifies' based on these?
No. They're estimates from the buyer's own inputs. Qualification and pre-approval come from a lender. Keep 'estimate' language on your pages and in follow-ups.
Are statutory figures kept current?
Yes. FHA, VA, USDA and loan-limit figures are sourced and dated in the calculators' definitions and updated across every embed when agencies publish changes.
Give buyers a reason to leave their details
The buyer tools are on every plan, including the free Agent plan.