Priced per closed listing, never per agent. Recruiting never adds cost.
The record
Every showing becomes a record your brokerage owns
Today it is scattered across a lockbox vendor, an MLS scheduler and a portal, each on its own terms.
Your brokerage owns itEvery request, entry and outcome, timestamped
Export it any timeStandard format, not locked to a vendor or MLS
Never sold or licensed to portalsNever used for lead generation against your agents
Doorpass keeps only benchmarksAnonymized and pooled, so no one can identify yours
Control Room · Brokerage overviewSample office · illustrative
Verified showings per listing9.4Entries at the door, not appointments
Time inside · repeat visits22 min · 14%Median visit; share that came back
Turned-away requests37Demand your rules declined
Response time6 minMedian, by agent and office
Unaccounted entries0Target: always zero
Showings per contract12By price band and office
From the first listingThe record, the seller's live view, response times
As listings add upDemand vs. similar listings, recruiting insight, inventory gaps
As closings add upEarly price warnings, offer likelihood, which rules sell fastest
Every insight shows how many of your own records it rests on. Predictions appear only once enough closings support them.
The record is worth most brokerage-wide. Comparing offices takes every listing on the standard.
The economics
At 3,000 closings, the standard pays for itself and returns about $488K a year
Your inputNumbers you setEstimateOur calculation, not a forecast
Every year after$488KNet to your brokerage
Year one$313KAfter the fleet pays for itself
Fleet paid offMonth 5From the first 1,216 closings
Where one closing's fee goes
Fee you set$299
Doorpass$100
Your brokerage$169
Not collected$30
Lockbox fleet: 1,216 boxesWorth $195K, paid from closingsFirst closing on each box: $160 to the box, $9 to you
Net to your brokerage, first 24 months
Paying off boxesFleet paid offNet negative month
The program pays for its own hardware.
Every year after, by fee and collection
Next step
Make it your brokerage's standard
SellerFee in the listing agreement
$299at closing
Your brokerage$199kept per collected closing
$100platform fee
DoorpassNever collects from your client
Disclosed at signing, collected through your settlement instructionsYou set the fee; the platform fee is fixed
Adopt it brokerage-wideEvery new listing runs on it from the start date.
Set your feeAdd the disclosure to your listing agreement; confirm settlement with counsel.
Boxes arrive with listingsEach is paid from the first closing it secures.
Agents verify once and goThe Control Room shows every door from day one.
Not another agent tool. The standard your listings run on, funded by the closings it protects.The seller trusted your brokerage with the keys to their largest asset. Now you can show them how you kept that trust.
Notes: The messages and Control Room figures are illustrative. Economics are estimates from the inputs shown, not a forecast or guarantee; year one assumes a full year of program closings and deducts each box's price from the first closing it secures, and later years deduct annual box replacement. Your brokerage sets its own fee; the Doorpass platform fee is fixed and independent of it. Buyer Premium features roll out in stages, and availability of property records and integrations varies by market. Listing Protection & Access is an access-control and entry-record service. It is not insurance and does not guarantee against loss. Fee disclosure and collection are subject to your counsel's review and applicable state law.