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Real Estate Agent Rewards

Bulk gift cards for real estate agents

Reward the agents who close your deals, the outside brokers who bring buyers to your projects and the clients who refer a friend. Plum sends gift cards in bulk, or one at a time as each deal moves forward.

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Setup

How to run real estate agent incentive programs with Plum

01

Link your deals

Connect your CRM, upload a list of agents and brokers, or call the rewards API. Fund a wallet in your preferred currency.

02

Set a reward per stage

Choose a value for site visits, bookings and closings, add your logo and message, and set how long each link stays open.

03

Pay out and track

Rewards go out as each stage is met. A second person can sign off first, and you can track every send.

What you get

Incentives that follow the deal

Triggered from your CRM

Connect Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho CRM or Pipedrive, and a deal stage can send the reward.

Launch payouts in one go

Upload every broker at the end of a launch and pay them in a single send.

Agents choose the brand

Each person picks a gift card they like from the Plum catalogue.

Brokers abroad

One order covers several countries, for overseas brokers and buyers.

Sign-off on payouts

A second person can approve each send before money leaves the wallet.

Unclaimed value returns

Reward links can expire. Cancel unclaimed ones and the value goes back to your wallet.

Agents and brokers

Incentives for the agents who sell and lease your property

A property sale can take weeks or months from first visit to signature. Rewarding only the final deal leaves agents waiting. Split the reward across the steps that lead there.

  • Send a small card for every site visit an agent brings in.
  • Send the main reward when the sale or lease is signed.
  • This page is for agents and brokers. For tenant and resident rewards, see real estate resident rewards.
See real estate resident rewards

An agent reward by deal stage

  1. 1

    Site visit held

    A small card when the agent brings a buyer to see the property.

  2. 2

    Booking made

    A second card when the buyer pays the booking amount.

  3. 3

    Deal closed

    The main reward when the sale or lease is signed.

Buyer and tenant referrals

Property referral rewards for buyers and tenants

A happy buyer or tenant is often the best source of the next one. Thank them when the person they referred books, buys or signs a lease.

  • Reward the referral at the stage you choose, not when a form is filled.
  • Each person picks a gift card in their own country.
  • Rules on referral rewards in property differ by place. Check yours before you launch.
See referral rewards
A referral thank-you email with a reward link and a rewards catalogue in Plum
Channel partners

Real estate channel partner incentives for outside brokers

Developers often sell new projects through outside brokers and agencies. A clear reward for registered leads, visits and bookings keeps your project at the top of their list during a launch.

  • Reward registered leads, site visits and bookings separately.
  • Run a launch contest and pay every winner in one batch.
  • Check each agency’s policy on its brokers accepting incentives.
See channel and partner incentives

Where broker rewards can start

CRMs
Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive
Launch payouts
A spreadsheet upload for every broker at once
Your own portal
Plum rewards API, with a sandbox
Delivery
Email, SMS or WhatsApp

Use cases

How property teams use Plum

Site visits

A card for every buyer an agent brings to see the property.

Signed deals

The main reward when a sale or lease is signed.

Launch contests

Prizes for the top brokers during a new project launch.

Buyer referrals

A thank-you when a buyer’s referral books a unit.

Leasing targets

Rewards for leasing agents who fill a building.

Broker sign-ups

A card for new brokers who register and finish onboarding.

Pay on issue, or pay on use

Plum runs on a pre-funded wallet. You choose when it’s debited.

Pay on issue

You pay the full card value the moment each card is sent.

  • A fixed, known cost for every send.
  • Suits awards and gifts, where every card gets used.
  • Unused value stays with Xoxoday.

Pay on use

You pay only for the value people actually spend.

  • Unused value goes back to your wallet.
  • Suits survey incentives and campaigns, where some cards go unused.

Plum vs paying broker incentives by hand

Paying by hand
  • Sales ops tallies visits in a spreadsheet
  • Brokers wait until the launch is over
  • Overseas brokers get a card they can’t use
  • No check before payouts
  • Disputes over who was paid
Sending through Plum
  • A CRM stage change sends the reward
  • Rewards go out as each stage is met
  • Each broker picks a card for their country
  • A second person signs off
  • Every send tracked live
Customer stories

Trusted by global and US teams

HR and people teams use Plum to send rewards in the countries they operate in.

Kennametal
98% fulfilment rate

Kennametal

20+ countries

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Growmark
Xoxoday seemed easy to use, and we loved all of the gift card options our employees would have.
99% fulfilment rate

Madison Ruff

Senior HRIS Analyst

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H&M India
Our employees really like the Xoxoday rewarding process. The customer service that they offer is exceptional and commendable.
99.9% fulfilment rate

HR Business Partner

H&M India

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Last updated: November 2026

Questions about real estate agent rewards

They reward the agents and brokers who sell or lease your property for the steps that lead to a deal, such as site visits, bookings and closings. Gift cards are a common reward because they are quick to send and each agent picks the brand.

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