When someone looks you up, this is what they find.
Licensed real estate agents in 9 states, Texas insurance agents, and every mover and bus company on the federal register have a page like this on our checks, built from the public record. Members add their phone, photo and website to it. The basic listing is free, and you don’t need a website.
A contractor outside Texas and Colorado? Join the waitlist. Or join without looking.
This box is yours.Join free and the member mark and your website go on this page.
A real Delaware license page. We changed the agent’s name and number for this picture. Mover and bus pages on swiftagentsites.com carry the same box.
The numbers
Visits are Cloudflare’s count for our sites, 30 days to Nov 11, 2026: people and AI and search crawlers, added together.
| Visits to our sites in the last 30 daysswiftagentsites.com, floodfirecheck.com, agenttoolpicks.com | 3,018,000 |
| License records we publish10 state license files | 2,076,775 |
| Hub pages for buyers, sellers, insurance shoppers and people moving21 states, English and Spanish | 1319 |
Your page on our checks does the work. Everything else points to it.
People search a business by name and land on a bare record: a number and a status, with no way to call. On ours, a member’s phone, photo, bio and website sit right under the public facts, marked as added by them, with a Contact me form that emails them.
Swift Agent Sites website clients get full membership included.
- Who it’s forReal estate and insurance agents, movers, bus and limo operators, and electricians, A/C contractors and plumbers in Texas and Colorado. Contractors elsewhere: join the waitlist.
- State hubsFull members are listed on the hub for their state and line of work (21 states), with local posts they can run on their own blog.
- FloodFireCheckA box with your name and number on the neighborhood pages you serve. Real estate and insurance today.
- Listing LookoutBuyers who check a listing agent with our Chrome extension see you’re a member, with a link to your site.
- Search engines and AI tools3,018,000 visits to our sites in 30 days, people and crawlers together. Your page is part of what they read.
- A whole team or fleet?Brokerages, agencies and moving companies can send one roster.
Why I started the network
Search the name of almost any licensed business and the first thing you find is a bare public record. A real estate agent gets a license number and a status. A moving company gets a USDOT number and an insurance line. Nobody gets a phone number or a way to say hello.
For the people whose websites we build, we turn those pages into a way to reach them, and we put them on the other places people check: our state hubs, FloodFireCheck, Listing Lookout, and the search and AI answers that read all of it. The network is everything we do for those clients, minus the website. Keep the site you have, or have none.
When someone finds you there, they reach you directly. I don’t sell your contacts and I don’t rank you against anyone. If you want to talk it through, text me.
James Brazil · (240) 284-3206
Who this isn’t for
If you want to buy leads, this isn’t it. We don’t sell your contacts to anyone, rank members against each other, or promise calls.
It puts your correct details where people already check you before they call.
Questions
Who can join?
Any licensed or registered local business in the United States. Today that means real estate agents, insurance agents (Medicare, life, health and property and casualty), moving companies, and bus and limo operators. Electricians, A/C contractors and technicians, and plumbers licensed in Texas or Colorado join with their license number: their license pages are on the contractor check. Contractors elsewhere, and general contractors, can join the waitlist. Something else? Apply as another licensed business and tell us what you do.
Where is my page?
Real estate agents: a license page in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, New York and Texas. Insurance agents: Texas. Movers and bus or limo operators: every company on the FMCSA register has a page by USDOT number on our mover and bus checks. If your page isn’t there yet, you can still join for the hub, your member page and the rest.
Do I need a Swift Agent Sites website to join?
No. Join with the website you already have (Wix, Squarespace, a brokerage or company page, your own) and everything we add points to it. No website at all? You can still join: your public record page becomes the place people reach you. Swift Agent Sites website clients get full membership included.
What does it cost?
The basic listing is free: the member mark on your public record page, a link to your website and your member page, plus Listing Lookout for real estate. Full membership, with your photo, phone, bio, contact form, state hub and FloodFireCheck, is $29 a month or $290 a year. You pay only after we have checked your license or USDOT number, and you can leave at any time; you keep the free listing.
Is this just a directory?
A directory lists you and waits. The network puts your phone, photo and website on the pages people already open to check a business before they call: your license or USDOT page, the hub for your state, FloodFireCheck and Listing Lookout. Every link goes to your own website or your own phone.
Will it get me leads?
We can’t promise leads, and nobody honestly can. What the network does is put your correct name, number and website in more of the places people look when they check a business, so the people already looking for you can reach you.
Does joining change my record?
No. The facts on your page come from the state or from FMCSA and stay as they publish them. Your additions sit below them, marked as added by you.
Find your page
Real estate licenses by state
- Florida real estate licenses
- California real estate licenses
- Texas real estate licenses
- Arizona real estate licenses
- New York real estate licenses
- Connecticut real estate licenses
- Illinois real estate licenses
- Colorado real estate licenses
- Delaware real estate licenses
Insurance, movers and buses
- Texas insurance licenses
- Moving companies by USDOT number
- Bus and limo operators by USDOT number
- Electricians, A/C contractors and plumbers in Texas and Colorado
- Contractors in other states: join the waitlist