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The Homies leaderboard.

Which realtors get the most out of an AI team, and what that work actually is. Counted from the product database — offers drafted, evaluations run, pages published, deals signed. No chats read. No estimates.

Homies Research 9 min read
A ranked leaderboard of coral bars beside a year of activity squares

Counts, not estimates

Every figure is a SQL aggregate over product tables. Where a table exists for the work, it is the source.

No chats read

Never a prompt, a reply, a reasoning trace or a tool result. Message roles, timestamps, and the names of the tools that ran.

Members, not staff

Team, founder and demo accounts are excluded from every figure, and first name plus last initial is all any member shows.

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The board

Who is doing the most.

Ranked by finished work — every piece of it, added up. Ties share a rank, and a member only appears on a board they actually scored on.

1,613
Pieces of work finished
16,686
Jobs run
194,376
Actions taken
165
Members at work
154 in the last 30 days
3pm
Busiest hour
Thursdays are busiest
92
Workflows members built
1,512 runs

Most work finished

Every finished piece of work, added up

  1. 1Rocky D.REAL BROKER ONTARIO LTD.74pieces
  2. 2Kyle P.Royal Lepage Real Estate Associates51pieces
  3. 3Mohsin S.THE REALTY BULLS BROKERAGE50pieces
  4. 4Joel V.VALERY REAL ESTATE INC., BROKERAGE47pieces
  5. 5Jaspreet S.The Canadian Home Realty Inc.46pieces

Most offers drafted

OREA offer packages built end to end

  1. 1Joel V.VALERY REAL ESTATE INC., BROKERAGE3offers
  2. 1Kishan P.Rare Real Estate Inc.3offers
  3. 1Jonathan S.Revel Realty Inc3offers
  4. 4Rocky D.REAL BROKER ONTARIO LTD.2offers
  5. 4Chinthu L.Rock Star Real Estate Inc., Brokerage2offers

Most evaluations run

CMAs and home evaluations

  1. 1Jaspreet S.The Canadian Home Realty Inc.24CMAs
  2. 2Rocky D.REAL BROKER ONTARIO LTD.21CMAs
  3. 3Jacqueline W.Sutton Group Tower - Realty Ltd.19CMAs
  4. 4Roger C.MinCom Kawartha Lakes Realty Inc. Brokerage18CMAs
  5. 4JoAnn V.REMAX JAZZ INC., BROKERAGE18CMAs

Most pages published

Landing pages, seller reports and shareable links

  1. 1Rocky D.REAL BROKER ONTARIO LTD.42pages
  2. 2Joel V.VALERY REAL ESTATE INC., BROKERAGE34pages
  3. 3Kyle P.Royal Lepage Real Estate Associates33pages
  4. 4Scott N.RARE Real Estate Inc.30pages
  5. 5Bryan B.Property.ca Inc29pages

Most deals signed

Signature packages completed

  1. 1Sarfraz J.RIGHT AT HOME REALTY3signed

Most social posts

Published straight to connected accounts

  1. 1Mohsin S.THE REALTY BULLS BROKERAGE36posts
  2. 2James A.Royal LePage Sterling Realty24posts
  3. 3Owen L.Keller Williams Home Group Realty21posts
  4. 4Alex B.Royal LePage Our Neighbourhood Realty14posts
  5. 5Christine Z.REMAX REALTRON REALTY INC7posts

Most leads captured

Enquiries from published pages

  1. 1Alex B.Royal LePage Our Neighbourhood Realty1lead
  2. 1Hetal M.RE/MAX MILLENNIUM REAL ESTATE1lead

Most automated

Jobs running on a schedule without being asked

  1. 1Jordan B.Valery Real Estate9schedules
  2. 2Kyle P.Royal Lepage Real Estate Associates8schedules
  3. 3Ryan C.ROYAL LEPAGE SIGNATURE REALTY7schedules
  4. 3Ryan H.COLDWELL BANKER SARAZEN REALTY, BROKERAGE7schedules
  5. 5James A.Royal LePage Sterling Realty5schedules

Longest streak

Consecutive days with work finished

  1. 1Bryan B.Property.ca Inc12days
  2. 2Rocky D.REAL BROKER ONTARIO LTD.11days
  3. 2Yadwinder K.INTERCITY REALTY INC., BROKERAGE11days
  4. 4Jordan B.Valery Real Estate9days
  5. 5Daniel P.REVEL REALTY INC8days

Widest range

Different skills put to work

  1. 1Ryan H.COLDWELL BANKER SARAZEN REALTY, BROKERAGE32skills
  2. 2Kyle P.Royal Lepage Real Estate Associates31skills
  3. 3Brett S.Homewise Real Estate30skills
  4. 4Rocky D.REAL BROKER ONTARIO LTD.29skills
  5. 4Julian N.Royal LePage Signature Realty29skills

The work

What the work actually was.

Marketing dominates by volume — pages, reports and posts are the cheapest thing to ask for and the easiest to ship. Paperwork is where the hours come back.

Finished work by kind
Pages & reports published
836
CMAs & home evaluations
364
Social posts published
127
Documents & print pieces
121
Jobs put on a schedule
105
Offers drafted
37
Offer packages for e-signature
21
Leads captured
2

What members ask for most

  1. MLS searchmls-listings-search18,943105 members
  2. Workspace filesfs_read13,46099 members
  3. Workspace filesfs_edit9,70483 members
  4. Workspace filesfs_write7,855102 members
  5. Cloud browserbrowser_evaluate7,41272 members
  6. Web searchweb_search6,637106 members
  7. Cloud browserbrowser_navigate5,97191 members
  8. Cloud browserbrowser_read_text5,65382 members
  9. Google Workspacegmail-fetch-emails5,36933 members
  10. Sandboxsandbox_run_command5,09778 members
  11. Google Workspacegmail-list-threads3,89618 members
  12. Sandboxsandbox_download_file3,83473 members

Cadence

When the work happens.

Hours are each member’s own, not ours — the histogram below is what the membership’s working day actually looks like, wherever they are.

Jobs finished by hourPeak 3pm
Jobs per weekLatest 5,195

Engagement

Who shows up, and who stays.

Definitions matter more than the numbers, so each one is printed beside the figure it describes.

51
DAU
28.5 avg over 28 days
107
WAU
active in the last 7 days
140
MAU
active in the last 30 days
20.4%
Stickiness
DAU ÷ MAU
82%
Activated
members who finished a job
+126.9%
Monthly growth
monthly actives, month over month
Members active per dayLatest 10
Members active per weekLatest 105
Members active per monthLatest 99

Retention

65%
Day 1 retention
still active on day 1 or later, of 202 members who signed up that long ago
Active on exactly day 1: 25%
65%
Day 7 retention
still active on day 7 or later, of 142 members who signed up that long ago
Active on exactly day 7: 23%
50%
Day 30 retention
still active on day 30 or later, of 92 members who signed up that long ago
Active on exactly day 30: 21%
58%
Monthly retention
of the 118 members active the month before, the share who came back
2026-09 (so far)

Retention is measured from signup, not from first use, so accounts that never got going count against it rather than disappearing from the denominator. All figures UTC, as of 2026-09-05.

Month by month

MonthNew membersActiveGrowth
2026-0611—
2026-076852—
2026-0887118+126.9%
2026-09 (so far)4699-16.1%

Method

Method and sources.

One read-only query produces every number on this page. It contains no DDL and no DML, and is run through a read-only role.

  • Counts, not estimates. Where a domain table exists for the work — offers, signature requests, published pages, captured leads, scheduled jobs — that table is the source. Evaluations, social posts, documents and CRM actions are counted from the names of the tools that ran.
  • No message content.The query never reads a prompt, a reply, a reasoning trace, a tool result, or a lead’s contact details. It reads message roles, timestamps, and tool-call names.
  • Members, not staff. Admin, company-domain, founder and demo/test accounts are excluded from every figure on this page.
  • First name, last initial. No account ids and no full names leave the database. Each member carries an opaque hash and a short name.
  • Showing up is a human act.Streaks, active days, peak hours and the engagement figures count jobs a member started themselves. Scheduled and automated runs are counted as jobs, never as showing up. “Workflows built” means built and run at least once.
  • Timezones.Peak hours and streaks are in each member’s own timezone, taken from the schedules they set. Engagement and retention are UTC.
  • Retention is measured from signup, not from first use, so accounts that never got going count against it rather than dropping out of the denominator. Day-N means still active on day N or later; the exactly-on-day-N figure is printed beside it.

Counted through September 5, 2026. The export re-runs monthly.