Client2Vendor alternatives for agents

Client2Vendor gives agents a branded vendor network that clients reach through its app, and its listing shows a "Hired By" badge on connections. Trusted Only and Vendor Listing Service share a list by link or branded guide instead. Proferral gives each client a link that opens with no app or login, and it runs in a browser today.

What is Client2Vendor and how does it work for realtors sharing vendors?

Client2Vendor is an app where you build a network of trusted vendors, and your clients reach it in the Client2Vendor app or at app.client2vendor.com. Its site says vendors only see a client's details if the client chooses to connect. Its App Store listing describes engagement updates, transaction milestones and Hired By badges on connections.

The company pitches itself wider than a vendor list. Its homepage headline is "The Secure Communication Infrastructure for Modern Real Estate Transactions," and it describes a searchable record of decisions, communications and documents. Its homepage links MyAgentConnections as the site for clients, and that site says clients get "complimentary access" to their agent's network and that vendors don't get their details until they reach out.

Trusted Only vs Vendor Listing Service vs Client2Vendor: which is better for a real estate agent vendor list?

It depends on whether your client should need an app. Client2Vendor works through its own app and web login. Trusted Only shares a list by link or QR code with no app and no account, and Vendor Listing Service sends a branded vendor guide and also has an iOS app.

Trusted Only's page says an update you make shows up in every shared link at once, and that its reporting shows which vendors your clients engage with. We didn't find a price on that page. Vendor Listing Service says it is free for real estate teams and professionals, and it offers vendors what it calls "Featured Placement." Its Android app is listed as coming soon.

We won't rank them, because the right one depends on your clients. The table in vendor list apps for realtors, compared sets them side by side.

How much does Client2Vendor cost for agents?

Its own pages don't say. The Client2Vendor homepage shows no pricing and offers a demo booking instead, and the App Store listing is free to download. Ask on the demo call what you'll pay, and what happens to your list and your clients' access if you cancel.

Proferral publishes its price. Free has no time limit and needs no credit card, and Pro is $24 a month (see pricing). Our FAQ covers who pays and who owns your client list.

When should you choose Client2Vendor?

Choose Client2Vendor if you want your clients in a native app, with transaction milestones next to your vendors. It also records which connections were hired, and that's a real strength. If your brokerage or title partners already use it, joining them may be simpler than adding another tool.

What are Proferral's limits next to Client2Vendor?

Proferral has no native app yet. It works in any browser today, and the iPhone and Android apps are coming, but we can't give you a date. License checks against state rosters cover Oregon and Washington only, and it doesn't track transaction milestones.

The differences run the other way too. No provider pays to be on your list, and Proferral takes no referral fees. Your clients open your go-to list from a link that does not expire, and every provider card they forward carries your name. Check-ins you send from your own phone or email record whether they hired the provider. HomeKeepr alternatives compares the same tools against HomeKeepr.

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Your list can open without an app

Proferral gives every client one link to your people, and it records whether they hired the provider you sent. It runs in a browser today, and the phone apps aren't out yet. You can read how the link works in go-to list.

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It's free, no credit card needed, and you're never charged unless you choose Pro.

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