Centum Logics designed and built Lead2Move — the multi-tenant SaaS platform that watches Redfin, Estate, and LoopNet 24/7. The moment a listing status changes, addresses are matched against claimed local territories and delivered to a mover's dashboard the same day.
Local movers typically buy shared leads from marketing brokers. These brokers sell the same lead to 4-5 competitors at once, forcing a price race-to-the-bottom. Movers needed to bypass these broker pools entirely and find home/business listing changes before the client actively searched for a mover.
Marketplace platforms only list leads after users fill out search questionnaires, meaning competitors are already in their inboxes. Prior to Lead2Move, there was no platform that aggregated same-day pending, sold, and lease signals from multiple networks at once.
Build a 24/7 background scraping pipeline that aggregates data from Redfin, Estate, and LoopNet, translates property statuses to unified move signals, and distributes them exclusively to subscribers based on claimed zip-codes.
Movers claim territory by ZIP codes, monitor status changes, and filter or export leads in seconds. Every screen below is live in production.
Homebuyers entering contract represent the highest-intent move signals. The Redfin Pending dashboard displays newly pending listings within the subscriber's claimed territories, featuring exact address data and transaction date.
Movers can target corporate and retail office relocations by monitoring commercial listings. The LoopNet module fetches commercial properties marked as active, leased, or sold, facilitating B2B relocation outreach.
Integrating Estate.com ensures a wider coverage network. This module tracks home listings and captures additional move signals that may not show up on standard consumer listing platforms.
A property marked contingent is an early-stage move signal. Movers use these alerts to send marketing materials before the homebuyer reaches the final contract signing phase, securing early-bird booking advantages.
Superadmins monitor scraping daemon logs, configure subscription tiers, audit raw property listings, and oversee platform performance statistics.
The core control hub for the background scraping engine. Admin users inspect execution times, memory limits, scrape success rates, and live stderr/stdout outputs for Zillow, Redfin, Estate, and LoopNet tasks.
Auditing lease transactions provides movers with high-frequency rental lead updates. The system tracks rental house and apartment listing status changes, offering leads for residential moving teams.
To pull data consistently and safely distribute matching leads, the platform relies on background daemons, rate limiters, and memory-safe streaming.
Validates and gates claimed ZIP codes per subscription tier, preventing boundary overlaps.
Custom user agent strings and rotating proxies prevent scraper blocks.
Handles real-time listing matches without stalling user UI threads.
Streams historical exports chunk-by-chunk to prevent out-of-memory errors.
Listens to card cancels and plan shifts, adjusting ZIP bounds automatically.
Data isolation scopes protect tenant claimed-leads from cross-account leaks.
Pulled directly from the running system database.
| Metric | Value | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Total subscribed movers | 48 | Companies actively using dashboard daily |
| Move signals processed | 14,280+ | Move signals extracted and matched |
| Watched listing sources | 3 | Redfin, Estate, LoopNet |
| Est. monthly revenue (MRR) | $8,450 | Steady SaaS subscription-based cash flow |
| Average signals / day | 180+ | Fresh leads across all territories daily |
| Exporter throughput | 100% | Export logs generated without failure |
Flat-rate subscriptions grant users access to specific numbers of territories, encouraging premium tier attachment.