Pete is an estate agent. By 11am he's called fifteen leads. Twelve of them won't buy: wrong budget, no mortgage, one was killing time at work. Pete has developed a particular sigh.
Mark uses Naybourhood. By 11am he's called four leads, the ones at the top of his ranked list. Three booked viewings. He spent his morning selling, not filtering.
Live count across enriched buyers in production, May 2026.
For every lead that lands in your pipeline, we look up the answers you'd normally only get on the third call.
WhatsApp registered, line type validated, spam-flag check. The number wonât go âunavailableâ when the agent dials.
For 7 in 10 buyers we surface a real LinkedIn profile: role, employer, seniority. Tells you whether youâre calling a junior at a fintech or a director at a hedge fund.
For about half of buyers we estimate income from job title and location, then compare it to the property price. Comfortable, stretching, or a daydream.
Their postcode tells us a lot: high-earner patch, owner-occupier estate, second-home hotspot. Shapes how you pitch the area.
Disposable email, breach-exposed credentials, ambiguous identity match. The signs the form fill isnât legitimate, caught before you call.
Stated timeline, mortgage status, payment readiness, second-home vs. residence. Ready in 28 days, or window-shopping after the school run.
The NB Score collapses every signal we have on a buyer into a single number. Here's how the agencies running Naybourhood turn that into a morning's call list.
Top-of-pipeline lead. Affordable on price, strong intent signals, verified contact details. Don't make them wait.
Strong signals across most dimensions. Verify timeline and next step on the call â they're ready to move if you keep momentum.
Mixed signals. Use the breakdown to decide the angle: budget gap, missing LinkedIn, undefined timeline. Open a conversation first.
Not a fit right now. Add them to property alerts so they see new listings, and re-check in 60-90 days.
Tier thresholds match the NB Score breakdown the dashboard renders next to every buyer. The agent sees the same number you see here.
Paste a name, email, phone, and UK postcode. Results in about 30 seconds.
London-based senior product manager at a UK software company with 9 years of SaaS experience. Active on LinkedIn, listed as a homeowner in the M25. Strong online footprint consistent with the declared role and location.
That's the average tax on a sales floor running unranked leads. Across a five-person team, it's a full week of selling time, every week.
Naybourhood scores each lead before the agent picks up the phone. Same inbound volume, different distribution of attention. The agents stop sighing. The pipeline stops leaking out of bad calls.