HouseJetReviews of housejet.com

**Realtors Should Carefully Investigate HouseJet Before Paying** I paid HouseJet approximately $3,000 for its real-estate lead-generation service. In my experience, the service did not provide the qualified leads, business results, or value I reasonably expected. HouseJet has refused my refund request. Its response states that I failed to provide the documentation required for a formal refund review. Ending future billing is appreciated, but it does not resolve my complaint concerning the approximately $3,000 already paid or my dissatisfaction with the leads and service I received. When I first researched HouseJet, I recall seeing a Trustpilot rating in the high four-star range. As of September 16, 2026, Trustpilot displays the following warning on HouseJet’s profile: “This company’s rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines.” Trustpilot also states: “We’ve removed a number of fake reviews for this company.” These are Trustpilot’s published statements, not accusations created by me. Because HouseJet has declined to resolve my refund request, I intend to continue documenting and truthfully sharing my firsthand experience on other reputable consumer and real-estate-industry platforms. These may include the Better Business Bureau, Capterra, Software Advice, LinkedIn, Realtor forums, and appropriate real-estate professional groups. This is not a threat or an offer to remove reviews in exchange for payment. I am exercising my right to provide accurate consumer feedback supported by my records. I will distinguish my personal experiences and opinions from independently verifiable facts and will allow other Realtors to evaluate the information for themselves. I encourage real estate professionals to examine HouseJet’s contract, lead-quality representations, refund requirements, independent reviews, and Trustpilot’s current warning before purchasing. This review reflects my personal experience and opinions. Realtors should conduct their own due diligence and make their own informed decisions.

What a waste of money! The leads are Horrible! I get people who are 80, not real or dead! Any I get that are real, they have no clue why I am calling, not looking to buy a home or sell. They are a bunch of scammers. THEN, you pay all this money and you can't get your leads (or see what happened with them) after your trial for their CRM runs out. They want you to pay more money for that! TOTAL SCAM!!! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!

I enjoyed the Fast Start Videos; the information was very clear and precise. The videos are great, with clear instruction; I love that they kept me focused, knowing there would be questions during the videos that I needed to respond to. Love it

At this point I’m very excited. I’ve been in Real Estate fpr 8 years and have been everywhere in the referral business. What this start up video is saying is my absolute belief. You have to work with people for a while before they buy. The ISA’s working on your behalf is such a time saver. I just joined so let’s see how this rolls

⭐ 1 Star — $1,500 Wasted. I Would Not Recommend. I paid $1,500 for HouseJet leads and did not get one legitimate client. In my experience, many of the leads were not viable real estate prospects. I received wrong or non-working phone numbers, and several people I reached said they had signed up by mistake or were not interested in buying or selling real estate. These were not simply leads that failed to convert—the quality of the leads I received was the problem. I have been a successful real estate agent for years and have closed many leads, so I understand that not every lead converts. That was not the issue here. When I asked for a refund, I was told I did not qualify because I had not made eight contact attempts for every lead. In my opinion, the refund requirements are structured in a way that makes it extremely difficult to qualify for a refund—especially when some phone numbers are invalid or people say they signed up by mistake. After spending $1,500 and getting no legitimate business, I was essentially told to continue working with the company until I eventually closed a deal, and then I could get my money back. I feel like HouseJet took my $1,500 and left me with nothing of value in return. In my opinion, it was a complete waste of money. I would not spend another dollar with this company and strongly caution other agents before giving them their money. Alexa K

DO NOT USE!! Run the other way. They are not a referral company and if they manage to generate leads they are junk. All responses from support are canned. They certainly do not work to improve and hold up their end of the false commitments they make.

The lead quality is very poor. In one year, I talked to two prospects, the only ones to answer the phone. 08

I’ll be honest it nearly took me about two months to really get into the rhythm of using HouseJet. Like any new platform, there was a learning curve, but once everything started clicking, I realized the potential it has. Now I’m fully committed, and I’m excited about what lies ahead. The lead flow, organization, and tools have given me the confidence to scale my business the right way. My goal isn’t just to convert leads into transactions it’s to build lifelong relationships with the people I serve. I’m looking forward to turning these opportunities into lasting friendships, repeat clients, and generations of referrals. If you’re willing to put in the work and stay consistent, I’m sure HouseJet can become a valuable part of your business growth. Looking forward to seeing where this journey takes me.