realtor.com Reviews 1.093

Do not apply for a job for this company. They make you go through 8 interviews and want to do a skill project on there data. Once completed they said that they loved your project. Then they selected someone else. Which is a lie because they reposted the position.

Don’t fall for this scam , biggest waste of money! I will give up my license to get rid of having to pay $680.00 mo they for fake crap leads.

Asked about one house via phone and email; ever since, been contacted endlessly for months by spam realtors, realtor phone texts, calls, and tons of emails. This never happened before asking about this single house, it is very clear that they distributed my phone number and email to these spammers. No matter how many times I say stop, unsubscribe, move them to junk or block their number, they use a new one. Never will visit realtor’s website again nor any associated affiliates.

Additionally, just to view the house, have to sign a contract.

After completing a 12-month contract, I can confidently say this was one of the least effective investments I’ve made in over two decades in real estate. Despite raising concerns multiple times throughout the year, the overall quality of leads did not improve, especially considering the nearly $1,000/month cost.

The majority of the opportunities we received were either significantly unqualified, unrealistic, or not serious buyers at all. In several cases, the leads had no true intent or financial capability to transact, which resulted in a substantial amount of time spent with no viable outcome.

In my experience, if you’re only planning to invest around $10–12K annually in lead generation, this type of platform is unlikely to produce meaningful results. The model appears to rely heavily on volume and extended spend over time, which may work for some at a much higher budget—but at this level, it felt more like a gamble than a strategic investment.

There are far more effective ways to allocate that kind of budget—whether it’s investing in your personal brand, direct marketing, or community presence—methods that tend to produce more consistent and controllable results.

I would strongly encourage anyone considering a similar investment to do thorough due diligence, clearly understand the expectations, and evaluate whether the cost aligns with the actual quality of opportunity being delivered.

I asked a questions about a listing and never expected to get called immediately and every 20 minutes for a day and daily from a phone number not affiliated with the listing agent. Do not make the same mistake I did. Go find the agent yourself and call them directly. This website is a spam calling machine.

They charge a fee for their application process and Does Not even verify the legitimacy of the “landlord” they are listing the house for! Total waste of money!!

Horrible experience. I tried to cancel after paying almost $700 for two months and received zero real leads—just garbage. I really regret subscribing. Now I'm waiting for them to contact me so I can cancel. If not, I will not keep paying and it may go to collections.

both Redfin and realtor.com are scams at best. a Latino man or someone foreign from a 619 area code starts shouting our name and we hung up. couldn't even understand him because he was talking so fast but he did say realtor.com. see these app companies as all the same. definitely working with Zillow and Redfin left the world to be achieved. not to happen. Redfin has a huge overload of incorrect tour appointments, they're so called agents show up at the wrong times and don't identify themselves. and if you think you can mention this to the real agent who supposedly runs the area not only will they not get back but they won't resolve the issue. if looking to make a solid offer this is a bait and switch game at least for them, so you will not get far at accomplishing what you're so trying to. can't imagine what it's like to try to sell with them but they are not a realty company, not in the classic, reliable traditional sense. it felt very scammy and we got tired of being played. if you're really looking for real estate transaction for your household this is not the big robotic mess to turn to. we've worked with real Realtors before and know the difference. please cancel your account and move on. and don't sign an agreement that's going to hold you hostage they can hold over you, don't feel guilty for them wasting their own time. I also claim to a client they are so different from Zillow and other companies in that clients do not get put on all the mailing lists, but that is not true. you will get so many emails and unwanted calls. they really are abusive, how much longer will you tolerate it? these companies believe they own someone and that's how they treat them, and take advantage. this business is not a game. also on one occasion had one of their sales reps or key holders record what we were saying. would have said, we don't give our consent to be recorded in any way, but didn't want issues in person. he kept looking up then down at his phone tapping crazy fingers, and looking up again. so creepy. a client also must sign up for WhatsApp if you do virtual tours, you cannot use zoom. something to bear in mind.

I used the site about a year ago and it was great. But I'm using it again in March 2026 and it's absolutely horrible. They made changes and now it's unusable. I'm not using it for anything fancy, just the basics. Just doesn't do what you want it to and I can't figure out the new logic. I'm now using Zillow and a few others. Realtor should get their money back from the idiot programers.

Please be very weary of this company. I was promised that I could sign a contract for just six months. After the sixth month, they automatically renewed the contract. Then still charged me another month. I spoke with someone over the phone and canceled. They still tried to charge me for another month and reported it to the credit bureau.
I also only received a couple leads, and none of them turned into any transactions.
The customer service was a horrible experience. I strongly advise to not use this lead generation company.
They are also in the Better Business Bureau under moving Inc.

The dates are a lie when you set a schedule time and day to see something. They sell your email address and phone number to scammers.

I saw a house I wanted more information on and the Realtor.com webpage had a form that said Contact Agent. I assumed it was the agent listing the house. WRONG. I received a call and I assumed it was a realtor listing the house and she asked if I planned on selling my house and tons of personal questions. I told her I would list my house after moving. I then asked if she was the listing agent and she said "No I am with Realtor.com". I told her I wanted to talk to agent listing the property not Realtor.com and hung up the phone. This was followed by 4 or 5 nagging calls when I told them not to call me. Each time I blocked the number, they would call from a different number. I got belligerent with the last caller and asked for his name and said I would file a police report for harassment. He hung up and never called back. However, Realtor.com sold my personal information to thousands of home buyers and now I am nagged with 4 or 5 calls a day asking me to sell my house. I told them my house wasn't for sale and one person told me Realtor.com said I was putting my house on the market. He told me he has a subscription with Realtor.com and they provide leads. Realtor.com is a scam--not about finding you a house--it is about getting as much personal information from you and then selling your information without your permission.

Unprofessional agent by the name of Amanda Todora. She disclosed a clients personal information to her racist partner who went on to track the client down, stalk & harass her and hurl racial slurs.

If I could give a zero star, I would. It was that bad. TERRIBLE leads and they will never return your calls to cancel your products, never respond to emails to cancel, and will auto renew even when you have told them not too. I have literally spent the last 3 days on the phone trying to get refunded products they were told multiple times to cancel. TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE, DO NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL!

Filters do not filter. Click on "single level", nope, they don't show you single level.
There is no way to eliminate the houses without a pool.
Photos are not done well or posted in the logical order of the way the house flows from the front door.

I made a mistake of signing up with realtor.com briefly in September 2024.. i had service for about a week, receiving 2 bad leads. i cancelled the service, only to end up receiving a collection notice in January 2026. they're terrible. don't make my mistake and stay away from them.

They allow agents to lists home stating coming soon,, the general public never gets a chance to see or offer to buy, the agents keep it to themselves , and sell it I know I experienced it
They also post picks of homes that are not even for sale in your area, they are just photos , just to get you to click and look at the same homes that no one else wants. One other thing, all that paper work they have you to sign either as buyer or seller, is designed to protect them and them only
It's very easy to sell your own home, I did it for over 35 years when I flipped homes You save $1,000"s
It never happed on any certain date, it is frequent

TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN: I suggest you teach the agents what the law is regarding STOP in SMS instead of allowing them to be argumentative/talking down to prospects.

NOTE FOR YOUR REFERENCE: In SMS, "STOP" is a keyword used to unsubscribe from marketing or automated messages, telling the sender you no longer wish to receive texts from them, a feature mandated by regulations like the TCPA for legitimate senders.

"realtor.com" (which can be mistyped as realtoe.com) generally receives mixed reviews. For home searching, users often find the site useful for its accurate, up-to-date listings. However, real estate agents widely report negative experiences regarding the quality and cost of the leads they purchase from the platform.
For Home Buyers/Sellers
Pros: The platform is often praised for being functional and easy to use, with detailed and accurate property listings that are directly linked to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS).
Cons: Some users report issues with the "favorite" function and receive a high volume of unhelpful or "scammy" emails. A major complaint is that when a user clicks "contact agent," they are often connected with a random real estate agent who has paid for the lead, not necessarily the specific listing agent or a local expert.
For Real Estate Agents
Reviews from agents are largely negative, with many calling the lead generation service a "scam" due to a variety of issues.
Lead Quality: Agents frequently report that the leads provided are of poor quality, often from individuals who were just browsing and forced to enter their information, had no intention of buying, or provided false contact details.
Cost and Contracts: The lead services are described as expensive, and agents struggle to get out of long-term contracts, even when the service is not providing the promised number of leads.
Customer Service: Agents often face significant difficulties and unresponsiveness when trying to resolve issues, get refunds for unprovided services, or cancel contracts

The realtor.com for Pro's, for generating leads is expensive and results are poor. There are very few leads and the ones that come through as a lead are low quality. They range from people bored on the internet, to businesses trying to solicit customers a specific example was a window company clicking through and ended in my inbox, they wanted to contact the seller to give a bid on window cleaning.
Realtor.com is not interested in providing a good service, high quality or adding value. They are interested in only taking your money. June 2025 through Jan 2026 - ZERO Contacts worth following up with.