Realtygen Avis 24

SCAM COMPANY WHO DONT PAY THERE WORKERS, This is due to the owners Jackson Horner and Sean Sette i made multiple sales and never got paid a penny for them. Even though it was in the contract when its timew to be paid Sean turns to chapter 7..

Avoid this people at all cost, SCAMMERS, they dont deliver what they promise, they will take your money and run. Sean Sette is being sued, he owes money to every single person he deals with, AVOID this mf.

Last time I worked was July 2025, it's now end of October 2025 and I have still yet to receive my last pay. I believed in this company to the point I look and feel like a fool. Anything related with Jackson Horner or Sean Sette is unpromising and unreliable just don't. They needed my last little pay so bad, just go on and have it. Disappointed.

Avoid Realty Gen at all costs. This company is a textbook scam operation. They lure you in with slick sales tactics, promising guaranteed results, verified leads, ongoing support, and a money-back guarantee if they don't deliver. Sounds great—until you pay them.

Once they got my $5,000, they did the bare minimum at the start—just enough to appear legitimate. Then the “support” disappeared, the lead flow dried up, and they stopped responding altogether. They cut off my access to the Slack channel and portal, and refused to honor their refund guarantee, despite their total failure to perform.

Their services were incomplete, unprofessional, and absolutely not what was advertised. It’s false advertising, a breach of contract, and intentional misrepresentation. They take your money and run. Period.

I’ve submitted a formal dispute to my bank and will be filing a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. If you’re considering doing business with Realty Gen—don’t. They are running a sophisticated con that preys on professionals looking to grow their business. I don't know how they sleep at night. I'm on a chain of 300+ agents who have been harmed by them.

I entered into a written agreement with Realty Gen on January 2, 2025, which guaranteed delivery of 30+ qualified seller appointments over a six-month term. I paid $18,500 for this service with $3,500 being non-refundable.

At the conclusion of the agreement on July 2, 2025, Realty Gen had delivered only 21 appointments, well short of the contracted minimum. This fact is not in dispute, as both my own records and Realty Gen’s internal tracking confirm the shortfall.

Beyond the numeric shortfall, the quality of many of the leads was also poor. There were buyers, commercial, below agreed upon price range, no consistent ISA and many leads lacked genuine motivation to sell (motivation as clearly defined in my onboarding call). This was far below the standard described at the outset.

At the end of the term, I made multiple good faith attempts to resolve the matter directly:
I emailed Realty Gen several times requesting a refund.
I called the office and left messages.
I reached out through Slack, only to have my access removed without warning.

Despite these documented attempts, Realty Gen has not provided a refund or engaged in any meaningful dialogue to resolve the issue. The only response I have seen came indirectly through the Better Business Bureau after I filed a complaint, and even that reply did not address the fact that Realty Gen failed to meet its contractual guarantee but rather spewed false claims of me asking my bank for a charge back (not possible 6 months from a transaction, and I paid in full. I believe the intention was to make it look like they didn't receive payment, but I have receipts).

To be clear: the issue is both quantity and quality. Realty Gen did not meet its explicit guarantee of 30 appointments (delivering only 21), and the majority of those delivered did not reflect the standard of “qualified seller appointments” promised in the contract.

I have since filed formal complaints with the Tennessee Division of Consumer Affairs, the North Carolina Department of Justice Consumer Protection Division, the Better Business Bureau, and the Federal Trade Commission.

This review is intended to share my documented experience so that other business owners can make an informed decision.

This company is a complete scam. They never fulfilled the services promised in our signed contract and have refused to provide the refund I am owed. I paid $7,500 upfront to get started, plus $2,500 per month for six months—and as of today, I am still waiting on the "exit review" they promised before issuing a refund.

They have now completely ghosted me—no replies to calls, emails, or Slack messages. I have been forced to involve my attorney.

If you value your time, money, and sanity, DO NOT hire this company. They take your money, fail to deliver, and disappear.

They terminated half of the ISAs, including myself, on the spot due to their own financial issues. They still owe me payment for 14 business days, yet they have paid me nothing. The owners, Sean S. and Jackson H., do not respond to emails.

This is one of the worst companies I have ever dealt with — they take people’s money and deny them their rights.

My advice: Do not work with them, and do not do business with them.

Title: False Advertising and Terrible Experience with Realtygen

I’m a real estate agent with over 18 years of experience, and I want to tell the truth about my bad experience with a company called Realtygen. I believe their advertising was completely false.

When I first joined, their founders Jackson H. and Sean S. promised I would get 5 to 10 warm or hot leads every month. That never happened. I paid over $12,500 up front and spent $750 every month on ads for 5 months. That’s another $3,750 wasted, with no return.

In over a year, I got less than 15 leads total. Many of them were useless. One was a flipper looking for off-market deals. One was a broker asking if I had clients who would overpay for homes. Only one was serious, but I lost them to another agent who charged a super low commission.

They kept switching my account manager over and over. My first "luxury specialist" was Alexander P., and he was actually the best. We had weekly calls and follow-ups, but even with him I only got a few weak leads. After that, I was passed to Gary C., Michael, and then several other people I don’t even remember. Finally, I had Susan L., who was kind but got sick and then left the company. After she left, nobody reached out to me again.

I messaged several times on Slack. The only people left in the chat are Jackson and Sean, and they even paused their notifications. I was completely ghosted.

I asked for a refund in December, and Michael said to give them more time—they would “make it work.” I agreed, because I really wanted results, not just money back. But nothing improved. It’s been over a year, and all I got were broken promises.

They said there would be weekly coaching. That didn’t happen.
They said I would get real, high-quality leads. That didn’t happen.
They said they had a system that works. It didn’t.

This company did not deliver anything they promised. If you’re an agent thinking about signing up, please be careful. This is not what they make it sound like.

Licensed Realtor (18+ years of experience)

Sounded great. 30 appointments promised over a six month period. $3500 down. $2500 per month to keep them working on setting these said appointments. When it came time to pay my second payment of $2500 I had received only one very lame appointment who did not respond to my texts, or call, and not VM available. Should I now fork over another $2500? Do I really trust these people that much? No. i have no reason to do so. They needed to keep my confidence at some point during the "$3500 period". I cancelled and the could give a crap. I asked for a good faith half of that back. Fell on deaf ears of course. I could tell there system was very week, appointments setters turning over constantly based on others reviews. $3500 loss! Zero to show for it. I'm not going to keep throwing more money into this.

I want to give a huge thank you to Taylor, our Client Success Manager at RealtyGen. She recently led a coaching session for me and my colleagues that far exceeded our expectations.

Taylor spent over an hour walking us through key concepts that are highly relevant to our work. Her knowledge was impressive, her explanations were clear, and she was incredibly patient and thorough in answering all of our questions. On top of that, she followed up by sending us a recording of the session so we could revisit it at our own pace.

This kind of personalized support goes well beyond her regular responsibilities, and it truly made a difference for us. I found the training eye-opening and immediately applicable. Taylor's guidance was not only helpful—it was exceptional.

Thank you again, Taylor and RealtyGen, for going the extra mile!

This was an extremely informative onboarding process that has set my brokerage up for success both now and in the future. I feel as though I am armed with the tools to control my business and ensure continued growth.

Realtygen has worked so hard for me. They do exactly what they promise!!

Loving all the guidance and help in setting up a well oiled machine of a real estate business. Highly recommend if you feel lost in choosing how to set up with all the overwhelming options out there. The training videos are informative and interesting. The organization and systems are already set up for you making it easy to build.

The team that Taylor has working for me to generate leads have been rock stars! I have received so many leads in the short amount of time since I have joined the group. Very happy with the service and with Taylor she is an absolute star!!!

I have been a Realtor for over 20 years and I have a ton of experience working with different companies that supply leads. Realtygen is different. They stand by your side, they promise and deliver results. I am only a month in but very impressed. Shout out to my personal Client Success Manager Larissa Poole!

Realty Gen is legit. I spent hours on the phone with my sales consultant making sure the opportunity was a good fit. I was looking for a partner who has skin in the game, someone incentivized to help me succeed. Colette, Brandon, Larissa & everyone I've worked with have gone above and beyond to make sure I'm set up for success. The communication is good & consistent.

It’s another lead gen company that makes lots of empty promises, takes your money, and then delivers the most pitiful results. Be very careful with this company. The leads they generated were horrible. They told me the ISAa are us based and when I would hear the recordings, most had heavy accents and fumbled poorly through their calls. There was very few professional sounding ISA call recordings. I’m letting you know to be very careful because they charge way more than most and have the same bad results - so disappointed in this company.

As a real estate professional, having a diverse range of lead generation strategies is essential for sustained success. My experience with RealtyGen has been great, as their lead generation system seamlessly integrates with my other marketing efforts. Their leads are consistently high-quality and highly motivated, which perfectly complement my existing strategies. Since incorporating RealtyGen into my business, I've significantly expanded my client base. Their team, especially my account representative, Troy Stephens, is supportive and responsive, making RealtyGen an invaluable partner in my real estate endeavors. I highly recommend RealtyGen to any agent looking to enhance their lead generation activities and grow their business.

Susan and the entire team have been a pleasure to work with. They helped me grow my business and worked well to fix any issues. Thanks so much team! I would definitely recommend them!

I initially had high hopes for RealtyGen despite its steep pricing. Their ISA team worked hard at first, securing a decent number of phone and in-person listing appointments in the first two months. However, the fact that their ISAs aren’t based in the U.S.—and thus not native English speakers—led to difficult-to-understand accents in some of the recorded conversations with potential sellers.

RealtyGen requires a six-month contract, and by about the third month, the flow of appointments slowed to nearly nothing. By the fifth month, I decided to cancel and not renew, but since they offered no further appointments after my cancellation notice, I ended up paying for the final month with no service. Overall, while RealtyGen started strong, the drop-off in results and the lack of effort once I canceled left me underwhelmed—especially for the cost.