Ohio (Open Market)
Real Estate ISA and Live Transfers in Ohio
Ohio is an open market for Ablaze Systems: we do not have a partner in most Ohio metros yet. Open territory goes to the first qualified agent, and this page shows the national delivery record you would be joining.
What Ablaze delivers, verified nationally
We have not built a Ohio book yet, so we will not invent Ohio statistics. What we can show you is the national record, pulled from the same internal tracker every partner agent sees.
| National metric | Verified figure |
|---|---|
| Live transfers delivered since December 2024 | 4,600+ |
| States we have delivered transfers in | 28 |
| Transfers connecting live or producing a scheduled follow-up | 85% |
| Median stated buyer budget | $400,000 |
| Partner agents served | 200+ |
A live transfer means a trained human ISA already called the lead, qualified timeline, financing, and motivation, and connected them to the agent's phone while the conversation was warm. Not a form fill. Not a shared lead sold to five agents.
Why Ohio is open territory
Ohio is an open market: we do not have a partner in most Ohio metros yet, including Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. That is not a countdown or a sales tactic. Ablaze vets applicants rather than selling to anyone with a credit card, and open territory goes to the first qualified agent in each market.
Ohio's price points make the math work fast: a modest cost per qualified transfer against Columbus or Cincinnati commission checks is a very different equation than the coastal markets most lead companies chase.
How this compares to buying portal leads in Ohio
Portals sell the same Ohio lead to multiple agents and, on referral models, take a percentage of your commission at closing. We charge for the system and the ISA work, you keep the whole commission, and every transfer is recorded so you can hear exactly what was qualified. We published the honest math here: The Real Cost of Zillow Flex.
Work with us in Ohio
If you are an established agent in Columbus, Cleveland, or Cincinnati or another Ohio market, your territory is likely still open. We will tell you plainly if it is not.