HouseJetReviews of housejet.com

Oh, House Jet. The *gold standard* in lead generation—if your goal is to waste time, money, and a little bit of your soul. Let’s start with the reviews: every glowing 5-star testimonial? Surprise! They’re written by agents who just joined, because part of the onboarding *fun* is being told to post a positive review. It’s practically tradition. That’s how they drown out all the real feedback. Because if they didn’t force the praise upfront, their review section would read like a horror anthology. Now, onto my experience. I was lured in by a charming sales rep who promised a money-back guarantee if I didn’t close a deal within a year. Oh, and they’d help contact leads, too. With over 26 years in real estate and a track record that includes a $2.6 million deal from a Zillow lead, I figured this would be a no-brainer. I’m also a mortgage broker, which means I know how to qualify someone faster than you can say “credit score.” So, naturally, I was confident. Then came the 80 “leads.” Or as I now call them: the ghost file. Here’s what I got: - 95% had phone numbers that went straight to the Twilight Zone - 20% had email addresses that bounced harder than a spam filter on caffeine - Reaching out? Crickets. Not a chirp. - I got to *actually speak* to 1% of these leads, and not a single one was even close to being ready or able to buy or sell Using their recommended scripts (because apparently those are the magic words), I met some truly *unique* prospects: - A woman house-hunting for her caregiver, with no money and credit that would make a lender faint - A newly arrived family with no credit history, no savings, and an income as steady as a see-saw - A dad fresh out of bankruptcy who wanted his daughter to buy him a house—because that’s totally how this works - A retired couple who lost interest faster than I lost hope - And several people who were already locked into contracts with other agents but “just browsing” for fun I followed the system to the letter. I made the calls—far more than the “few” they advertised (nine or more per lead, to be exact). I even had to chase down their support team just to get the lead flow turned back on at times. But in the end? Zero deals. Zero returns. Zero accountability from House Jet. After nearly three decades in this business, I’ve seen a lot. But House Jet takes the cake as the worst lead provider I’ve ever worked with. Terrible leads, broken promises, and a guarantee that’s worth less than the paper it’s not printed on. If you’re thinking about signing up—don’t. Just set your money on fire instead. It’ll save you time.

I have been in Real Estate for 21 years. Not one of the leads I have been provided has been a legitimate lead. I was told I would get 8-10 leads per month. I have had 13 leads in 3 months. None have been real.

I wanted to share my experience with HouseJet PayPerClose because I believe it's important for others to know. Unfortunately, my expectations were not met, and I ended up receiving referral leads that really didn’t lead anywhere. I’ve invested a considerable amount of money into this program and made a genuine effort to make it work. I attended numerous Zoom classes and made many calls—over ten attempts, in fact—reaching out to their referrals. While I didn’t log every single attempt on their website, it was often challenging to do so between driving, spending time in the hospital with my dying husband, and managing my own work. Yet, I was committed to trying because I had high hopes. Regrettably, I found that most of the referrals did not answer my calls. At this point, I felt that I would have had better luck just randomly calling numbers from a phone book! It was disheartening that the leads didn’t even include basic information. On a more positive note, I recently decided to work with a different lead company that charges significantly less. They actually conduct a scrubbing phone call and provide a recording, allowing you to know exactly what the lead is looking for. In just two months with them, I’ve already secured two listing appointments. Unfortunately, my experience with HouseJet PayPerClose left me feeling that they could be viewed as a scam, especially since they don’t even offer partial refunds. I feel compelled to share my story with others because I truly believe people should be aware of this business model. I would like to add that one of the leads they provided that closed on a property was working with a Realtor already when I made contact with her. HouseJet set up 2 appointments which neither showed for the appointment. In September 2024 they without notice stopped sending leads which prompted me to request a refund in November. I signed up with them July 20, 2023 and paid them $1997 plus after the year was up they charge $97 per month. It took them until February 2025 to process my request and deny me.

This company is not easy to deal with. They state that they guarantee your money back after a year but then fight to keep it.

They sent me 91 bogus leads over a year and I talked to one person with no results of any kind. I called each one and emailed each one at least 4 times. I have been licensed for over 40 years and this is the biggest load of crap I have ever seen. Now they won't pay me back the 1000$ that they own me. Stay clear of these crooks!!!!!

I chose to work with House Jet based on their sales representative’s promise of a money-back guarantee if I didn’t close a deal within a year. They also assured me their team would assist in contacting leads. With 26+ years in real estate and as a mortgage broker, I quickly completed their training, confident in my ability to convert leads. House Jet primarily generates leads from Facebook and their provided website, but the quality was abysmal: - 95% had fake or disconnected phone numbers - 20% had incorrect email addresses - Only 1% of leads answered, none of whom were serious buyers or sellers Even after using House Jet’s recommended scripts, the leads were largely unqualified, including individuals with no credit, no down payment, or unrealistic expectations. Despite following their system exactly, I couldn’t close a single deal. Their claim that only a few calls per lead were needed was false—I had to make nine or more. Lead flow also stopped at times, requiring repeated requests to resume. Ultimately, House Jet failed to deliver. The leads were low-quality, their guarantee was not honored, and finding a motivated buyer or seller was nearly impossible.

HouseJet is a horrible company! They only gave me a few leads, and they made them up. They took my 2,500, and I never got any good leads from them. Buyer Beware!

I chose to work with House Jet based on assurances from their sales representative, who highlighted a money-back guarantee if I did not close a deal within a year. Additionally, I was informed that their team would assist in contacting leads to supplement my own outreach efforts. I completed their training in less than seven days, leveraging my 26+ years of industry experience. I have extensive expertise in handling internet-generated leads from platforms such as Zillow and Realtor.com, having successfully closed a $2.6 million transaction from a Zillow lead. Confident in my ability to convert leads and reassured by their guarantee, I decided to proceed with House Jet. House Jet generates leads primarily from Facebook and their provided website. However, the quality of these leads was extremely poor: 95% had invalid phone numbers 20% had incorrect email addresses Emailing leads with bad phone numbers resulted in zero responses I was only able to speak with 1% of leads, none of whom were serious buyers or sellers Using House Jet’s recommended scripts, I encountered leads who were unqualified or unmotivated, including: A woman searching for a home on behalf of her caregiver, who had poor credit and no down payment An immigrant family with no credit history, no down payment, and inconsistent income A father who had recently filed for bankruptcy and wanted me to convince his daughter to purchase a home for him A retired couple considering relocation but lost interest after learning their current home’s market value Several individuals who were already under contract with other realtors and were merely browsing Despite diligently following their system, I was unable to close a single deal, and House Jet failed to honor their money-back guarantee. Additionally, contrary to sales claims that only a few calls per lead were needed, their expectations required 9+ calls per lead. Lead flow also stopped entirely at times, requiring repeated support requests to resume. Ultimately, House Jet was the worst lead provider I have encountered in my 26-year career. The quality of leads was exceptionally poor, and their guarantee was not upheld. Finding a single qualified, motivated buyer or seller proved nearly impossible.