REALTORS

How the realtor programme works.

The simple rules behind your referral link, your clients and your commission.

1. Joining

You join through an invite link from Ablebis HQ or from an existing Ablebis realtor. The person who invited you becomes your upline.
Your account is reviewed by the Ablebis team before it becomes active. You must be at least 16 years old.
You receive a personal code (for example ABL-00012), a client referral link, an invite link for bringing in other realtors, and your own link-tree page. Keep your login details private.
Inviting other realtors builds your team. When a realtor you invited closes a deal you earn 0.5% of the sale price, and 0.25% when a realtor they invited closes one. You never earn from sign-ups themselves, only from completed sales.

A client is tagged to you when they: are submitted by you from your dashboard, type your referral code in one of our forms, or enquire after opening your referral link.
After someone opens your link, they stay tagged to you for 90 days.
If two realtors bring the same client (matched by phone number) within 90 days, the first realtor keeps the client. Ablebis may review and reassign a client where there is a clear mistake.

You earn 2% of the sale price on every deal that closes with a client tagged to you.
Team commission (0.5% for your direct invites’ deals, 0.25% for their invites’ deals) is paid by Ablebis on top. It never reduces the commission of the realtor who closed the deal. Suspended accounts don’t earn team commission.
The rate is fixed when the deal closes. If Ablebis changes the rate later, it only affects deals that close after the change.
Commission is paid by Ablebis into the bank account saved in your profile, once the sale is completed and payment has been received. There is no wallet or withdrawal in the dashboard.

Only share Ablebis listings with accurate prices and details as shown on the website.
Do not collect money from clients on behalf of Ablebis. All payments go directly to Ablebis.
Ablebis may suspend accounts that break these terms or misrepresent the company.