Frequently Asked Questions
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General Information
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Landian is a real estate platform that connects you with vetted, local real estate agents who work on a flat-fee basis instead of a percentage commission. Rather than being matched with a random agent—or relying only on personal connections—you choose from a shortlist of agents in your area, with whatever profile information they have made available (such as ratings, transaction history, and, when provided, a photo or bio). Once matched, your agent provides full representation on the buy side, sell side, or both, from your first conversation, tour, or listing consultation through closing. Landian handles the matching, agreements, and fee structure behind the scenes so you can stay informed, in control, and clear on how everyone is getting paid.
For full representation on either the buy side or the sell side, the standard Landian fee in the Client–Brokerage Agreement is $4,999 per closed transaction, regardless of the home’s price, instead of a typical percentage commission like 2–3% of the purchase price.¹ For sellers, that flat fee generally replaces a much larger listing commission, which can significantly reduce total transaction costs. For buyers, the fee is normally paid out of the compensation that the seller agrees to provide your brokerage at closing. When the seller’s contribution is higher than the agreed $4,999 fee (or any different fee you formally agree to through the platform), the extra amount is usually applied for your benefit as a rebate or closing-cost credit where allowed.² When the seller’s contribution is lower than the agreed fee or there is no seller-paid amount, you may be responsible for some or all of the difference at closing, subject to local law and lender rules. In all cases, the fee structure and any changes are documented through the platform so you can see how your representation is intended to be compensated before you close.
They're top agents—nearly 1,000 high-performing professionals, ranging from solo brokers to agents at nearly all major brokerages across the U.S. and Canada. Many charge standard commissions to most of their clients, but when they have room in their schedule, Landian helps them find more business on our flat-fee model. It's a win-win: you get an exceptional deal, and they keep their calendars full. To the other party in your transaction, everything looks exactly like working with any traditional brokerage—same professionalism, same process, same representation. We track every agent's metrics—response times, satisfaction scores, and transaction history—so you can trust you're getting someone who will work extremely hard to help you reach your goals.
After you enter the property address and answer a few basic questions, Landian shows you a shortlist of agents in your area to contact. You'll see whatever profile information each agent has chosen to share—ratings and transaction metrics when available, and in some cases a photo or bio. Many of our agents are top performers at major brokerages who serve other clients at standard 2–3% commissions, and some opt out of showing photos or names publicly so their non‑Landian clients and brokerage colleagues don't see them on a flat‑fee platform. The tradeoff is real: you get access to agents who would otherwise be out of reach at this price point, but the upfront profile can be lighter than on a traditional site, and review data is still being built out in some markets.
What protects you is the matching flow itself. When you select agents to contact, our system pings them immediately and they respond by either confirming the standard terms or proposing alternative timing or pricing. At this stage, agents do not see your name, contact info, or the property address—just enough to decide whether they can take the assignment on the terms offered. You only exchange contact and property details once you both align on terms and a match is confirmed. From there you do a quick call, tour, or consultation. If the fit isn't right, one click unmatches you with no obligation and no fee, and you're rematched with the next agent on your shortlist. You can keep going until you find someone you're comfortable with.
What protects you is the matching flow itself. When you select agents to contact, our system pings them immediately and they respond by either confirming the standard terms or proposing alternative timing or pricing. At this stage, agents do not see your name, contact info, or the property address—just enough to decide whether they can take the assignment on the terms offered. You only exchange contact and property details once you both align on terms and a match is confirmed. From there you do a quick call, tour, or consultation. If the fit isn't right, one click unmatches you with no obligation and no fee, and you're rematched with the next agent on your shortlist. You can keep going until you find someone you're comfortable with.
Just enter an address to book a service—a home tour, offer prep session, or listing consultation—starting as soon as an hour from now, based on agent availability. As soon as you click to agree to terms, alerts are sent out immediately. The first agent to meet your criteria and accept your time will meet you at the property.
Landian serves clients anywhere our agents are licensed to operate, across the U.S. and Canada. Check the map on the home page to see agent coverage in your area. We're always expanding and can recruit agents on demand, so if you don't see agents already in your area, don't hesitate to request a service anyway. When you search for a property or area, we'll connect you with licensed professionals who serve your location.
You're always in control. If the fit isn't quite right, you can cancel in your dashboard and request a new agent at any time. When you cancel, your existing Client–Brokerage Agreement ends going forward, and the platform can match you with someone new in just a few clicks.
To keep things fair, the agreement protects work that has already been done: for buyers, properties you toured or discussed in an Offer Prep Session remain covered if you go under contract on them during the term or within 60 days after cancellation; for sellers, buyers who discovered your home through the brokerage’s marketing remain covered if they ultimately purchase within 60 days after cancellation.
To keep things fair, the agreement protects work that has already been done: for buyers, properties you toured or discussed in an Offer Prep Session remain covered if you go under contract on them during the term or within 60 days after cancellation; for sellers, buyers who discovered your home through the brokerage’s marketing remain covered if they ultimately purchase within 60 days after cancellation.
The Client–Brokerage Agreement is the contract between you and the local brokerage you choose through Landian. It spells out that your agent represents you, with duties like loyalty, confidentiality, and reasonable care when you are buying or selling, and is designed to be very pro‑consumer and transparent. You sign it once through the platform, and it can cover multiple purchases or sales with your Landian agent until you cancel, so you don’t need to sign a new representation agreement for each transaction unless your local jurisdiction requires a specific form. Any services or fee changes also need to be agreed and documented on the platform, so there are no side deals or surprise charges later. The agreement format is based on forms endorsed by the Consumer Federation of America and used by large multi‑jurisdictional brokerages, with special accommodations and location-specific footnotes for all of the 69 jurisdictions we serve in the U.S. and Canada. It is available in French and Spanish upon request, and you can cancel at any time from your dashboard or switch to a different agent.
For Buyers
Everything you need to know about buying a home
For each home you purchase with a Landian buyer’s agent, the standard Buyer Brokerage Fee in the Client–Brokerage Agreement is $4,999 per closed transaction, instead of a traditional percentage like 2–3% of the price¹. In your offer, you and your agent typically include a Buyer Brokerage Requested Amount—often in that 2–3% range¹—and ask the seller to pay it to your brokerage at closing. Whatever the seller actually pays is applied first to the agreed $4,999 fee (or any different fee you and the brokerage formally negotiate through the platform). If there is more than needed, the extra is generally applied as a rebate or closing‑cost credit where allowed²; if the seller pays less than the fee or nothing at all, you may be responsible for the difference at closing, subject to local law and your lender’s rules. In a typical transaction there is no upfront payment for representation, and key fee terms and changes are confirmed through the platform so you have a clear record of how your representation is intended to be compensated.
When the Buyer Brokerage Requested Amount that the seller agrees to pay is higher than the agreed Buyer Brokerage Fee, the extra is often shown on your settlement statement as a credit to you at closing. Where direct rebates to buyers are permitted, that credit may appear as a rebate line item; where they are not, your agent can typically work with the other parties to reflect it as a seller credit toward your closing costs, subject to local law and your lender’s requirements². In all cases, the intent is the same: any amount above the agreed fee is directed for your benefit, but the exact structure depends on local practice, applicable regulations, and any lender conditions when you are financing the purchase.
You receive full buyer representation from search through closing. In most jurisdictions, that includes fiduciary or similar duties such as loyalty, confidentiality, disclosure, obedience to lawful instructions, and reasonable care while helping you buy, subject to local law. In practice, your agent helps you refine neighborhoods and price ranges, arrange tours and virtual showings, evaluate value and condition, and understand local norms and market standards. They prepare and present offers, negotiate price and terms, guide you through inspections and due diligence, coordinate with the closing team, and help you stay on track with deadlines until the transaction is complete. The exact scope of services and any limitations will follow the requirements of your jurisdiction and brokerage, and your agent can explain how those rules apply in your area.
When you book a tour or an offer prep session, you sign a Client–Brokerage Agreement with the matched brokerage that can be canceled at any time from your dashboard. For fairness, properties you toured with a brokerage or discussed in an offer prep session become “relevant properties” under that agreement—if you buy one of those during the term or within 60 days after cancellation, the buyer‑side fee for that home is still connected to the work that was done under that agreement. In situations where more than one brokerage has a claim on the same purchase—for example, if you worked with one agent early on and a different Landian agent later—the brokerages can handle that in the background through referral or fee‑sharing arrangements so that, in general, you are not charged more than the total buyer fee you agreed to on the platform. Your agent can explain how these protections work in your jurisdiction and what they mean for the way you tour homes.
The agreement is designed to focus on properties that are actually tied to the brokerage’s work, not everything you might browse online. If you toured a specific property with the brokerage or participated in an offer prep session for it, that home becomes a “relevant property.” If you sign a purchase agreement for, or close on, a relevant property during the term or within 60 days after the agreement ends or is canceled, the buyer‑side fee is generally owed at closing under that agreement, subject to applicable law. If you purchase a home that was never toured with that brokerage and never discussed in an offer prep session, no buyer‑side fee is typically owed to that brokerage for that transaction. There is also no fee for general discovery—casual conversations or broad searches that never result in a booked tour or offer prep session for a specific property. Your agent can walk you through how these definitions work in your jurisdiction so you understand exactly when a fee may or may not apply.
Your Landian agent can usually represent you on new construction, builder sales, and off‑market or private opportunities under the same Client–Brokerage Agreement, subject to local rules and any builder or seller requirements. They can coordinate with builder sales teams, review builder or custom contracts, help you evaluate incentives and upgrades, and tap professional and platform networks for coming‑soon or off‑MLS listings, including targeted outreach where appropriate. If you tour or have an offer prep session for a new‑construction or off‑market property with the brokerage and then buy it during the term or within 60 days after cancellation, it is typically treated as a relevant property and the buyer‑side fee is due at closing under your agreement, consistent with applicable law. Your agent can advise you on how new‑build and off‑market transactions are handled in your area and what to expect.
Being a cash buyer changes how some parts of the process work, but your representation and fee structure still follow your Client–Brokerage Agreement and local rules. Without a lender, you generally have fewer approval steps for credits or timing, and many transactions feel smoother because there is no loan underwriting or financing contingency. At the same time, it can sometimes be strategic to negotiate your offer as if a standard buyer brokerage requested amount will be paid on your behalf—many sellers are already mentally prepared to carve out a market‑standard commission for the buyer’s side—then, as details are finalized, work with your agent to adjust price or credits so that more of that value flows to you. Exactly how to approach this, and what is permitted, depends on jurisdictional law, customary practice, and seller preferences, and there is no one right answer for every deal. Your Landian agent will help you weigh the pros and cons of different structures as a cash buyer and suggest a strategy that fits the norms in your area and the specific property.
You can contact the listing agent directly, but it is important to understand whom they represent. In most cases, the listing agent owes their primary duties to the seller, not to you as the buyer, which can affect how they frame pricing, terms, and disclosures. Since the 2024 industry changes following the National Association of Realtors settlement, many brokerages also require buyers to sign a written representation agreement before touring, including when you approach the listing side directly—sometimes at a traditional percentage like three percent of the purchase price. That can limit your options if you later want flat‑fee representation or wish to compare different agents. Working through Landian helps you see the fee structure and representation model up front, choose your own buyer’s agent, and keep your interests clearly separated from the seller’s side, all subject to the rules of your jurisdiction. If you are ever unsure whether speaking directly with a listing agent might affect your rights or obligations, your Landian agent can explain what local law and custom require before you proceed.
An offer prep session is a focused meeting with your agent to get “offer‑ready” on a specific property. When you book one through the platform, you may be asked to share proof of purchase ability—for example, a pre‑qualification or pre‑approval letter if you are financing, or evidence of funds if you are paying cash—so your agent can give practical guidance. The session typically lasts up to about an hour by video or phone. During that time, your agent helps you think through price, terms, contingencies, and timing based on your goals, local norms, and a review of the listing and available data. You are never required to submit an offer at the end of the session—the goal is to help you understand your options and craft a strong approach, with the final decision and timing entirely up to you. Your agent can also explain how offer prep sessions interact with local rules around buyer representation agreements and offer procedures in your area.
Closing is the point at which the purchase is finalized and legal ownership of the property transfers from the seller to you. In many parts of the U.S. and Canada, this happens through an attorney, title company, notary, or civil‑law closing officer, depending on local practice. You will typically review and sign final documents, confirm funds have been delivered, and receive confirmation that the deed is being recorded. Your Landian agent will coordinate with the appropriate closing professionals in your jurisdiction and help you understand what to expect and whether you need to attend in person, virtually, or not at all on the closing date.
In most jurisdictions you are free to use your own attorney, title company, or notary, subject to any lender or local requirements. Your Landian agent can recommend professionals they trust, but you are not obligated to use a particular provider and you should always choose someone you are comfortable with. Any legal fees charged by your attorney or closing professional are separate from Landian’s flat fee and are paid according to your agreement with them. If you are unsure what type of closing professional is customary where you are buying, your agent can explain the local options and how they fit into your overall costs.
For Sellers
Transparent, flat-fee home selling made simple
The standard Listing Brokerage Fee in the Client–Brokerage Agreement is $4,999 flat per side, no matter the price of the home, and is paid from your sale proceeds at closing with nothing due upfront. The fee covers full representation for your side of the transaction. Any amount you choose to offer buyer brokerages for cooperation is separate and is set by you, with guidance from your listing agent based on local market practice and strategy.
Your listing agent focuses on professional presentation and broad exposure, tailored to your property and local rules. This typically includes high‑quality photography, floor plans or virtual tours where appropriate, clear listing copy, an MLS listing with syndication to major portals, and coordinated showings or open houses. Specific marketing deliverables—such as staging, advanced media, or additional campaigns—are agreed with you in writing and carried out in line with local MLS requirements, brokerage policies, and your preferences.
Timelines are fast and depend on your readiness. A consultation is often available the same day, photography is typically scheduled within a few business days, and listings usually go live within a day or two after assets are ready. Your agent coordinates preparation, media, listing activation, and syndication so you can move quickly without sacrificing quality.
Yes. You decide whether and how much to offer buyer brokerages for cooperation, and your listing agent will advise you on local norms and strategy. The amount can be a percentage or a flat figure, and you can adjust it based on market feedback. Any buyer‑side cooperation you offer is separate from, and in addition to, the $4,999 Listing Brokerage Fee owed to your own brokerage under the agreement.
The Client–Brokerage Agreement runs on an evergreen basis, so you can continue working together with strategy adjustments or cancel at any time from your dashboard. If you cancel and later receive an offer from a “relevant buyer”—someone who discovered your home through the brokerage’s marketing, such as platform inquiries, open‑house sign‑ins, or responses to listing media—the seller‑side fee remains protected if that buyer ultimately closes on your home within 60 days after cancellation. Outside of those relevant buyers, you’re free to move on without owing a fee to that brokerage if the home later sells.
Plan to allow reasonable access for showings and open houses, provide accurate information and required disclosures, and be available to review offers and make timely decisions. Your agent will guide you through local requirements and help coordinate everything needed for a smooth sale.
For Agents
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Standard pricing is $4,999 for client representation; $999 of that is owed to Landian as a referral fee, leaving about $4,000 for your brokerage to allocate according to its usual splits. If the compensation amount differs, the referral fee is twenty‑five percent (25%) of the total brokerage compensation earned for the referred side.
Joining is free and fast. Create your profile, complete license verification, and you will start receiving alerts when signed clients in your area need representation. You can review each opportunity and accept the ones that fit your schedule. You should maintain an active license in good standing, carry required insurance, and follow local real estate regulations.
Landian is meant to supplement your business, not replace it. There is no exclusivity requirement, leads are separate from your sphere, and you can continue your current marketing and commission structure. You accept only the clients you want and can work Landian assignments alongside your existing pipeline.
We do not underwrite or fully pre-qualify clients on your behalf—that remains your responsibility as the receiving agent or brokerage. What we do is attract self-directed buyers and sellers who come to the platform with a specific property or area in mind, clear timing, and upfront agreement to a transparent flat-fee model. By the time a client is matched with you, they have typically already shared basic context, agreed to key terms, and signaled serious intent, which reduces some friction and lets you focus on your own qualification, advisory work, and execution in line with your brokerage’s standards.
Provide the full range of buyer or seller representation services you already offer. For buyers, that means touring, market analysis, offer preparation and negotiation, and navigating inspections and closing. For sellers, that means preparing and marketing the property, managing showings and feedback, negotiating offers, and coordinating the transaction through closing. The main difference is predictability: Landian clients work on the flat‑fee model and your referral terms are clear from the start.
Most assignments follow the standard $4,999 client fee. In unusual cases, agents may indicate that a higher fee is required due to distance, urgency, or complexity. If that occurs, the counter terms are shared with the client before any agent is confirmed. The client can accept the change or request additional matching attempts, and any accepted change is documented in the agreement before work begins.
You are not required to add a photo to your Landian profile, but including one is encouraged and usually helps clients feel more comfortable selecting you from the list of available agents. Your name and profile are not shown to the other side of a potential transaction until a match is made and you are connected with a client, so your non‑Landian clients generally will not see that you are on the platform. Industry colleagues are also unlikely to notice—some agents create an account simply to understand how Landian works or to keep the option open, without actively accepting clients. How visible and active you are on the platform, and how you present your Landian participation to others, is entirely up to you and your brokerage, within any applicable brokerage or regulatory guidelines.
Other Questions
Additional details about how Landian fits into the ecosystem
Yes—Landian is designed to support transactions across all 69 U.S. and Canadian jurisdictions: 50 U.S. states, 10 Canadian provinces, 5 U.S. territories, 3 Canadian territories, and 1 federal district. People move for work, family, school, and opportunity, not because of where a border happens to fall. A buyer might go from Montréal to Miami, a seller might move from a Midwestern city to a mountain town, and some families divide their time between the mainland and an island community. The legal details change from place to place, but the need for clear, fair representation does not. Our goal is to provide a consistent, transparent flat-fee framework that can adapt to local rules in each of these jurisdictions so that buyers, sellers, and agents have a familiar experience wherever they land.
Landian is first and foremost a technology platform, but in some jurisdictions we hold brokerage licenses where that is required to operate compliantly. We do not run a traditional retail brokerage with in‑house agents competing for your clients; instead, our model depends on partnering with independent, licensed real estate professionals at local brokerages who serve buyers and sellers. Our role is to power the matching, agreements, and referral infrastructure behind the scenes so that local brokerages can deliver pro‑consumer, flat‑fee services in line with their own legal and regulatory obligations.
No. During our early beta, we experimented with à la carte, pay‑upfront offerings—such as one‑off tours or advice sessions—but learned that most buyers and agents preferred a simpler, pay‑at‑closing model tied to the transaction. Buyers generally did not want to swipe a card before even knowing whether a deal would come together, and agents found it more natural to be compensated out of closing proceeds rather than per‑visit. Those learnings led us to the current flat‑fee representation model, which focuses on a clear fee per side at closing and leaves room for agent and client to negotiate variations through the platform when appropriate.
More expensive transactions can involve additional complexity—such as higher‑value inspections, custom negotiations, or multi‑party coordination—but the effort does not always scale in direct proportion to price. Landian’s standard fee of $4,999 per side is designed to cover a wide range of typical residential deals. In situations where your selected agent or brokerage believes a different structure is more appropriate due to distance, complexity, or price point, they can propose alternative terms through the platform’s counterproposal tools. It is always up to you and the agent or brokerage to decide whether those terms work for both sides before moving forward, and any changes should comply with local law and brokerage policy.
The U.S. real estate landscape has been shifting in response to major litigation and regulatory changes, including the 2024 settlement involving the National Association of Realtors and certain large brokerages. Among other things, many Multiple Listing Services (MLSs) are no longer allowed to display seller‑offered commission incentives for buyer agents in the same way they once did, and in many markets buyers are now required to sign a written buyer‑broker representation agreement before touring. These changes push more of the compensation discussion out into the open instead of hiding it in the background. Landian was built with that transparency in mind: we help buyers and agents agree to clear terms up front, understand how fees will work in the new environment, and document those decisions through the platform in a way that is consistent with local rules.
When you avoid or reduce a traditional percentage‑based buyer commission, there are two main ways that can impact your mortgage over time. First, if the purchase price is reduced to reflect lower buyer‑side compensation, your loan amount may also be lower, which can reduce your monthly payment and total interest over the life of the loan. Second, in some cases your agent may help you negotiate credits that effectively let you keep more cash available for your down payment, which can affect whether you cross key loan‑to‑value thresholds or need mortgage insurance. Using a $500,000 home and a three‑percent buyer commission as a simple illustration¹, redirecting that $15,000 in your favor could translate into lower payments or less interest that, over many years, begins to resemble “about a year” of payments in cumulative savings². Your actual numbers will depend on interest rates, down payment, loan program, and local practice, so your agent and lender should walk you through what the savings look like in your specific scenario.
Landian is not a public listing portal or full property‑search site. Instead, it is a tool to help you privately organize and manage properties you are already interested in, whether you found them on a traditional portal, through an agent, or by other means. You can paste or import listing information into the platform, save and compare details, and then use that data to request tours, book offer prep sessions, or coordinate with your agent. The information you store is for your own use, is not publicly indexed, and is meant to function more like a secure, cloud‑based workbook than a public search engine.
Landian is focused on typical residential real estate—homes, condos, townhomes, and residential land or small multi‑unit properties where consumer‑style representation is appropriate. Many of our partner agents also handle niche residential situations, such as vacation homes or small investment properties, depending on their local expertise. Large commercial, industrial, or highly specialized transactions often involve different fee structures, regulatory frameworks, and negotiation dynamics, and the platform is not optimized for those use cases. If you are unsure whether your property type is a good fit, a Landian‑connected agent can quickly tell you how they would approach it.
If a property you are interested in is not importing cleanly into Landian from another site, you can simply forward the listing details or link to hello@landian.co and note that you would like it added to your account. Our team will help capture the key information so you can still use the platform to organize the property, request tours, or prepare offers. In many cases you can also manually paste essential details—such as address, list price, and URL—directly into the platform and continue from there.
You can review the current Terms of Service and Privacy Policy at any time on our website. Visit the Terms of Service page and the Privacy Policy page for full details. Those documents explain the legal relationship between you and Landian when you use the platform, including how your data is handled, what is expected of each party, and how disputes are resolved.
Landian support is available by email and, in some regions, by phone to help with both technical and process questions. The team includes people with real estate and product expertise who can help you navigate the platform, coordinate with your agent, and get pointed to the right professional when a local legal or brokerage question arises. For account or platform issues, you can reach us at hello@landian.co, and for transaction‑specific questions your primary contact will usually be your assigned agent or brokerage.
We use industry‑standard security practices—such as encrypted connections, hardened infrastructure, and scoped access controls—to help protect your personal information and transaction details. Landian does not sell your client data to third‑party lead buyers, and access to sensitive records is limited to what is necessary to operate the platform and fulfill legal or compliance obligations. Payment processing, where applicable, is handled by reputable third‑party processors so that card information is not stored directly on our servers. For full details, you should review our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy on the main site.
Landian is not a bank, escrow company, or trust account provider, and you do not send earnest money or purchase funds through the platform. In most cases, any fees associated with Landian’s flat‑fee representation model are handled at closing through the brokerage side, as outlined in your Client–Brokerage Agreement. On the agent side, referral fees between brokerages are settled via escrow, card on file, or other standard methods set out in the referral agreements. If a transaction in your market calls for any direct card payments—such as a reservation fee or cancellation charge—those are processed through third‑party providers like Stripe, and details will be clearly disclosed before you authorize a payment.
The Landian platform interface is currently designed primarily for English, but key consumer documents are available in other languages in certain jurisdictions. For example, our Client–Brokerage Agreement and required disclosures can be provided in French for transactions subject to Québec requirements and in Spanish for transactions negotiated primarily in Spanish, including in Puerto Rico, in line with local law. Over time, we plan to expand language support more broadly across the app experience. If you need a specific agreement or disclosure in French or Spanish, your agent or the platform can help request the correct version where it is available.
We aim to make Landian usable by as many people as possible and design the interface with modern web accessibility practices in mind—for example, by supporting keyboard navigation and screen‑reader semantics where feasible. That said, accessibility needs can be very specific, and there may be areas where we can still improve. If you encounter any barriers when using the platform, please contact us at hello@landian.co with details, and we will do our best to address them or help you complete your task another way.
Landian operates as an online‑first platform so that you and your agent can coordinate from anywhere, at any time, without needing to visit a central office. Your in‑person interactions will generally be with your local agent, attorney, or closing professionals rather than with Landian staff directly. If you have questions about the platform itself, our team is available remotely by email at hello@landian.co and, in some markets, by phone, so you can get help without needing to travel.
We do not have a public referral or affiliate program at this time, but we are open to collaboration with satisfied clients, creators, and educators in real estate, housing, or personal finance. If you have an audience or partnership idea that aligns with Landian’s mission of transparent, flat‑fee representation, you can reach out to us at hello@landian.co with details.
We welcome conversations with brokerages, agents, lenders, technology companies, and other industry participants who share an interest in making real estate more consumer‑friendly. Potential collaborations might include referral relationships, product integrations, pilot programs in specific markets, or educational initiatives. If you represent an organization and would like to explore working together, please contact us at hello@landian.co with a brief overview of your idea and your market.
For media and press inquiries, you can email hello@landian.co with your outlet, deadline, and the topics you would like to discuss. We are happy to share perspectives on flat‑fee representation, the evolving North American real estate landscape, and how buyers, sellers, and agents are adapting to recent industry changes.
Landian is a product of Landian, Inc., a Delaware corporation headquartered in Wyoming, USA. The platform itself operates across all 69 U.S. and Canadian jurisdictions through partnerships with independent, licensed local brokerages.
Landian was co‑founded by Bryce Galen, Neal Batra, and Josh Sitzer, together with a broader group of advisors, engineers, and real estate professionals who contribute to the product and ecosystem. The company’s focus is on combining technology, clear agreements, and local expertise to preserve more value for buyers and sellers while supporting partner brokerages.
¹Traditional buyer agent commissions vary by market. The US average is around 2.4%. 3% is used to illustrate potential savings.
²Rebates available where jurisdictional laws permit. Excludes AL, AK, KS, LA, MS, MO, OK, OR, TN. Seller credits may be requested as an alternative to rebates in restricted jurisdictions.
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