Agents keep improvising the answer
When every agent handles flooring requests differently, the client experience depends on who got asked instead of an office-standard handoff.
Brokerage Partner Program
Give every agent one trusted flooring handoff and create a new office revenue stream
Plank & Go helps your brokerage deliver a better post-close client experience, replace random contractor recommendations with one approved next step, and keep office-level payout visibility without adding admin drag to your team.
Start with the brief if you want to see the program structure before deciding whether a broker conversation makes sense.
Broker Reality
The problem is not flooring. It is the messy handoff after closing
The relationship gets exposed after closing
If the handoff is weak, homeowners chase contractors, timelines get fuzzy, and agents get pulled back into an issue they thought they had already solved.
Broker leadership cannot see what happened
Without one tracked referral path, the office cannot clearly see which introductions turned into booked consults, closed projects, and brokerage payouts.
How It Works
One office-standard handoff, then Plank & Go runs the flooring path
1
The broker approves one office-standard handoff
Plank & Go aligns with the broker on service area, disclosures, referral economics, and the exact handoff the office wants agents to use.
2
We launch the co-branded referral path
The office gets one branded landing page and one repeatable next step so agents stop sending scattered contractor names and start using a consistent referral path.
3
Agents make one introduction and exit the operational burden
Your team makes the intro, the client opts in, and Plank & Go takes over homeowner follow-up, consult scheduling, quote delivery, and install coordination.
4
The office sees service output and revenue visibility
Referral milestones, project outcomes, and brokerage payouts stay tied to the original handoff so leadership can see usage, service performance, and revenue generated.
Broker Outcomes
Why brokers roll this out across the office
A stronger post-close client experience
Give homeowners a faster, cleaner path to new floors and give agents a handoff that reflects well on the office after closing.
A repeatable answer every agent can use
Replace ad hoc contractor recommendations with one approved next step for move-in upgrades, pre-list refreshes, and investor turns.
Tracked brokerage revenue, not invisible referrals
Keep booked consults, closed projects, and payout visibility tied back to the office instead of losing the economics inside disconnected vendor follow-up.
Compensation
Simple revenue structure with room for office-level upside
| Referral Event | Brokerage Payout |
|---|---|
| Booked in-home consultation scheduled Paid once the referred homeowner gets the in-home consult on the calendar. | $100 |
| Closed project payout schedule Closed-project payouts are tracked against the referral ledger and paid from the brokerage agreement schedule. | $500 / $750 / $1,000 |
Quarterly Bonus Unlocked
8 completed projects = $2,500
Hit eight completed partner projects in a quarter and the office earns an additional $2,500 bonus.
Office-Level Volume Bonus
15 completed projects = $5,000
If the office reaches fifteen completed partner projects in the quarter, the bonus increases to $5,000.
Compensation is paid to the brokerage entity under broker supervision. Consultation payouts are tracked from booked appointments, and closed-project payouts stay tied to the referral ledger and the partner agreement.
Broker Service Standards
The service standards that protect the office reputation
First contact within 1 business hour
Consultation target within 72 hours
Quote delivered at or immediately after the consult
$100 client service credit if a service guarantee is missed
Broker Conversation
Want to give your office one approved flooring handoff?
We can launch a brokerage-branded referral path that strengthens the post-close client experience, gives agents one clean next step, and keeps office-level payout visibility tied back to the brokerage.