25 listings live across 7 Compass markets. 24 agents covered. Here's where the program stands as of April 28, 2026.
The program is twelve days old. The most useful signal isn't impressions. It's whether agents and DOOs are actually using it. They are.
143,247 impressions and 571 clicks in 12 days. Listings running on realtor.com, redfin.com, Architectural Digest, HGTV, House Beautiful, and 20+ more. The buyer who was searching Zillow is still seeing this listing. Just somewhere else.
Every campaign comes with a live dashboard agents can forward directly to their seller. Real impressions, real placements, real proof. The program turns a Zillow problem into a seller conversation.
25 listings running on the Compass-funded track. 6 more on the agent-funded track.
Anchored on campaigns with 5+ days in-market. Top performers are pacing toward 60,000+ impressions.
Anchored on the nine campaigns with five-plus days of in-market data. Top performers are pacing toward 60,000+ impressions and 250+ click-throughs per listing. Numbers will tighten as more campaigns complete their full thirty-day cycle.
Submission pace has roughly doubled from week one to week two. Week three is already on track to surpass it after just two business days.
The program launched nationally. Submissions have come in from markets across the board. Here's how the regional allotment is being used.
Each active campaign generates an automated weekly report emailed directly to the Compass marketing + ops contact who submitted the listing. They can forward the seller-ready report to the agent in a few seconds.
The links you actually need: the intake sheet, the deck, the agent page, and the go-bag for marketing teams.
The live submission log. Every listing submitted, status, campaign ID, and report link in one place.
View sheet →The full program overview. Context, how it works, pricing, and what agents and sellers get out of it.
View deck →The page agents see. Shows the 25 sites where their listing will run and what to tell their seller.
View page →Everything a marketing team needs to talk about the program, introduce it to agents, and route submissions.
View go-bag →