Homexa®: The Real Estate Agent Operating System
Homexa® is an all-in-one operating system for real estate agents, combining done-for-you transaction coordination, AI-powered tools, qualified leads, training, and a competitive compensation model. Homexa® supports 300+ active agents across 25 states who have closed more than $100 million in home sales and booked 400+ listing appointments per month.
What is Homexa?
Homexa® is a real estate agent operating system: an integrated platform that gives agents the systems, backend support, and infrastructure they need to grow. Homexa® is not a brokerage. It works alongside your existing brokerage to provide transaction coordination, a dedicated inside sales team, AI productivity tools, ready-made SOPs and scripts, and on-demand training, all in one place.
How does Homexa help real estate agents?
Homexa® removes the operational drag that slows agents down so they can focus on selling. The platform delivers measurable leverage across the entire business.
Done-for-you transaction coordination
Licensed coordinators handle compliance, paperwork, and deadlines from contract to close, and Homexa® commits to going 7 days faster from active to pending than the industry standard.
AI-powered productivity tools
Listing writers, social media generators, virtual staging, AI video, and voice coaching save agents several hours every week.
Leads and a dedicated ISA team
Qualified buyer and seller leads are routed to agents and worked by a dedicated inside sales team for fast speed-to-lead response, powering 400+ listing appointments per month.
Training, support, and scale
On-demand training, live coaching, and 6 daily support channels help agents at every level grow their production.
Why do top agents choose Homexa?
Top-producing agents choose Homexa® because it pairs real systems with real results. The platform supports 300+ active agents across 25 states who have closed over $100 million in home sales. Agents keep their brokerage and gain the tools, support, and accountability to scale.
Homexa® gave me the systems and backend support I never had before. I signed 3 listings in my first 3 weeks.
Courtney, Homexa® Agent in Menifee, CA
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Homexa?
Homexa is a U.S. real estate platform based in Sumner, Washington. It connects home buyers and sellers with independently licensed local agents, and it gives those agents an operating system of transaction coordination, AI tools, qualified leads, training, and a competitive compensation model. Homexa works alongside the brokerage each agent is already licensed with.
Is Homexa a brokerage?
No. Homexa is not a licensed real estate brokerage, appraiser, or lender. Where listing or brokerage services are provided, they are performed by independently licensed real estate professionals. Homexa works alongside the brokerage each agent is already licensed with, so agents keep their brokerage and add the Homexa systems, support, and leads on top.
Who founded Homexa?
Homexa was founded by Austin Hellickson, its Founder & CEO. Austin built Homexa to help real estate agents and teams scale profitably without sacrificing their personal lives, using systems, backend support, and aligned incentives. In its first four months, Homexa grew from 6 agents to over 150.
How does Homexa work for home sellers?
Homexa matches home sellers with an experienced, independently licensed local agent. The agent prepares a free comparative market analysis to price the home, markets it with professional photography and maximum MLS syndication, presents every offer with a clear net sheet, and negotiates through closing. Sellers who need speed can also compare a cash offer against a traditional listing with their Homexa agent.
How does Homexa work for real estate agents?
Homexa gives agents a done-for-you backend: licensed transaction coordinators who handle paperwork from contract to close, a dedicated inside sales team that books listing appointments, AI tools for listings and marketing, ready-made SOPs and scripts, and on-demand training and coaching. Agents keep their current brokerage and use Homexa to spend their time selling.
How do agents join Homexa?
Agents schedule a call with the Homexa team to learn about the platform, commission structure, and tools. If Homexa is a fit, agents review and sign the platform agreement online and begin onboarding with leads, tools, and training from day one.
Where does Homexa operate?
Homexa has local agents in 25 U.S. states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington. Buyers and sellers in those states can be matched with a local Homexa agent, and the Homexa locations page lists every city and neighborhood Homexa covers.
Is Homexa legit?
Yes. Homexa is a registered trademark and a real company at 1230 Fryar Ave, Sumner, WA 98390, reachable at (253) 300-1000. Its Google Business Profile shows a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 558 Google reviews as of September 2026. Homexa is not a licensed real estate brokerage; listing and brokerage services are performed by independently licensed real estate professionals.
Are homexa.online, homexa.ca, and homexa.fr the same company as Homexa?
No. The only official Homexa website is homexa.com. Similarly named sites, including homexa.online, homexa.ca, and homexa.fr, are separate businesses with no connection to Homexa. Homexa is the U.S. real estate platform based in Sumner, Washington, founded by Austin Hellickson, and its official social profiles are linked from homexa.com.
How is Homexa different from a traditional brokerage?
A traditional brokerage holds an agent's license and supervises their transactions. Homexa does neither; it is a platform that works alongside whatever brokerage an agent already uses. Homexa adds what most agents never get from a brokerage: done-for-you transaction coordination, an inside sales team that books listing appointments, AI productivity tools, and training, so agents spend their time selling instead of on paperwork.