Realtors who use RateMyAgent can now send their customers’ feedback to Realtor.com.
The feature will satisfy "a good deal of customer requests" according to RateMyAgent CEO Michael Davey.
Users will claim a National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) profile and indicate to RateMyAgent that they want reviews shared on the home search website. The feature will be made available to all members of NAR first and will shortly roll out to all other agents, according to an announcement made on Inman.
RateMyAgent is a web application that lets agents craft and distribute testimonials across the web. Reviews can be pushed via social media channels and used in display ads and landing pages.
Meanwhile, Realtor.com is the second most visited real estate listings website in the United States as of 2021, with over 86 million monthly active users—second only to Zillow.
Marissa Almeida, product marketing manager at Realtor.com, said:
"This partnership is aimed at improving the transaction experience for buyers and sellers. This new integration with RateMyAgent will elevate that experience."
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