Name, email, brokerage — about ninety seconds. No password; we email you a secure sign-in link. Choose Concierge or Per Listing.
Address, price, your minimums, and the seller's email. Your two links appear instantly — and the seller's invitation is already on its way.
Paste it in the MLS remarks and the listing ad — buyers use the link to request a showing. For any open house, print the QR code for the sign. Nothing else about your process changes.
Your dashboard shows every showing. You're notified as your seller approves or declines each request. For open houses, get pinged in real time as guests arrive — and log every showing's outcome with one tap.
From the ad, the MLS, a text from your agent, or the QR at the door. Enter your email and we send you a sign-in link — no password, no account ceremony.
A one-minute ID check and proof of buying power at the list price — about five minutes, once. Your documents are never stored; your profile is simply tagged verified.
A few honest questions, then accept the visitor terms. The seller receives your answers and your verified profile — never your name — until they approve your visit.
Your verified profile works at every home on the network — private showings and open house check-ins alike. Show up, follow through, and your record travels with you.
Your agent's invitation lands in your inbox. One tap and your register is open — there is nothing to sign up for.
Every request arrives as a verified, anonymous card: buying power at your list price, who's attending, their timeline, and their fit answers. Anything that falls short of your minimums is flagged.
You're approving the person, not a time slot — your agent coordinates scheduling. Names are shared only after you approve. If your agent proposes an open house, you approve that too — verified-ID entry, every guest logged.
Every request reaches you and every decision is recorded. Prepare your home for qualified people who might be a good fit — and only for them.
No strangers in your home — not at private showings, not at open houses. Every guest passes a government-ID check before your door opens, and every visit is logged with a name and a time.
Requests come only from buyers verified able to purchase at your list price. Interest is easy to claim. We ask for proof — before the showing, not after the offer falls apart.
Buyers state their must-haves and their deal-killers up front, and conflicts are flagged to you. If your pool is their dealbreaker, you'll never mobilize the pool crew for them.
Approve every showing personally with one tap — or open the doors and simply watch the record build. Every request reaches you. Nothing is ever hidden, and every decision is logged.
Five minutes of honest verification is a door the merely curious rarely walk through. The serious barely notice it. The requests that reach you are worth preparing for.
You meet verified identities — never anonymous inquiries. Every visitor is ID-checked, logged, and accountable, at showings and open houses alike. You always know who's walking in.
Showings that were never going to become offers stop happening. Your prep, drive time, and follow-up go only where the money is verified and the fit is real.
"Your home shows only to verified buyers — and you approve every one of them" is the strongest slide in any listing presentation. Sellers hire the agent who protects their home and their time.
The register asks for proof of funds so you don't have to. The awkward conversation disappears into "that's simply how showings work here" — and your relationships start warmer.
A live, verified guest log instead of a scribbled sign-in sheet. A ping as each guest arrives, so you greet them by name. And an opt-in follow-up list of people who asked to hear from you.
Private-label the experience — your name and your logo on every buyer and seller screen you run. The standard is ours; the impression is yours.
A specialist identity-verification provider headquartered in San Francisco — the same infrastructure used by banks, fintechs, and government agencies, and trusted by more than 2,000 organizations worldwide. Every check analyzes over 200 security signals, including document authenticity, live-selfie matching, and deepfake detection, and the provider holds independent security certifications (SOC 2, ISO 27001). Its technology has even been validated by a European financial regulator as equal to or more secure than in-person ID inspection. The Showing Register never sees or stores your documents — we receive only the result: verified.
No. Your ID is checked once — to confirm it's genuine and it's really you — by a licensed verification service. The Showing Register never stores your document or the information on it. We simply run the verification and tag your profile: “Identity verified,” and the date. The tag is all we keep.
You show buying power one of three ways: a recent bank or brokerage statement, a proof-of-funds letter from your bank or CPA, or a lender pre-approval. Documents must be dated within 60 days. Black out your account number before you upload — we don't need it. Your document is not saved: it passes through verification once, returns a pass or fail, and is gone. The seller never sees a balance, a document, or an account — only one line: “Verified to purchase at the list price.” Every document is checked before it counts, and submitting false documents permanently ends a profile on the network.
No one, until the seller approves your showing. Requests are presented as a numbered profile — verified, but private. Your name is shared only after approval, for scheduling. At open houses, your verified name joins the event's guest log; your contact details are shared with the agent only if you choose.
Most sellers require visitors to accept a standard release before entering: you tour at your own risk and won't hold the seller responsible for injury on the property. You review and e-sign it when your showing is approved.
Before a request reaches you, the buyer has passed a government-ID check with a live selfie match, shown buying power at your list price through a verified document, answered the readiness questions, and accepted your media policy and liability waiver. Their name stays sealed until you approve — you judge the merits, then meet the person.
Documents are scanned at a high level of integrity — names, dates, the math, the format. But honesty matters here: a determined person can fake a statement or a letter, and absolute certainty comes only from verifying directly with the institution. Worth knowing: this is already more scrutiny than the industry standard — most proof-of-funds letters today are accepted on sight, unverified. The register's real power is the process itself: casual browsers, the curious, and the unserious rarely finish it, so the requests that reach you carry a high probability of being real. And any buyer who fakes it still faces full financial verification at offer time, exactly as they would today — they just never got to waste your Saturday first. Deeper document forensics are added as the network grows.
Your posture (review everything, or auto-approve verified requests), every individual approval, and every open house event. Nothing is ever hidden from you, and every decision is logged.