farmPogo scores every home for how likely it is to sell in the next
6 to 36 months. You get to work the top doors in your farms, before
another agent does.
88 neighbourhoods in Halifax are free to farm. No card required.
2,100+
neighbourhoods available to lease
1.1 million+
homes scored across three provinces
3.2 billion+
neighbourhood data points
1,000+
days of look-ahead scoring
We cut Halifax into neighbourhoods of roughly 400 to 700 doors and score every home in every one of them. From Bedford to Spryfield, every home in Halifax is scored. Pick the patch you already work and see where it ranks.
597
neighbourhoods in Halifax you can lease
88
of them are free to farm, no card required
$295 to $995
a seat, per three-month lease, plus HST
The quiet neighbourhoods are the free ones. Fewer sales means less for us to charge for, so we don't charge for them. If one of the 88 free Halifax neighbourhoods is a patch you already work, take it and pay nothing.
You can look at one before you sign up. We publish a full write-up of Southgate in Bedford , and a real Halifax neighbourhood is open on the live map with the reports that come with it.
We answer the questions that keep you up at night.
Predictions
Which doors are actually worth knocking?
Stop burning Saturdays on doors that were never going to sell.
Every home in your farm gets a probability it sells in the next 6 to 36 months. Your door list ranks the neighbourhood hottest to coldest, re-scored every quarter, so every knock, letter and postcard goes where it can actually win a listing.
Signals
Why am I the last to know a neighbour was selling?
The worst way to find out a neighbour was thinking of selling is the sign on their lawn.
FSBO ads, building permits and homes whose scores just jumped land in your inbox daily, plus a weekly rollup of planning applications and development news. You're at the door while they're still deciding, not after they've signed with someone else.
Enquiries
Why am I paying for leads four other agents also bought?
You've paid for leads that four other agents got the same morning.
In a neighbourhood you lease, it works the other way: when a seller there raises their hand, the lead lands in your inbox (arriving September 2026). Included free with your seat, never resold.
Intelligence
Am I just guessing like everyone else in Halifax?
"The market's hot" doesn't win a listing presentation.
You'll sit down at the kitchen table with two decades of neighbourhood data behind every number: every deed transfer, assessment roll and public record we can legally get. When you say the street is turning, you can show the homeowner exactly why.
At the start of 2025 we shortlisted the 13,674 homes most likely to sell across every Halifax neighbourhood. Then we watched twelve months of registered sales. 932 of our doors sold.
67 sellers behind every 1,000 doors we shortlisted
32 sellers behind every 1,000 doors picked without us
Same streets. Same twelve months. More than double the sellers.
1 in 15 of our shortlisted doors sold, against 1 in 31 for everyone else. Counted across every home we score in the market. A sale is a registered arms length transfer within twelve months of shortlisting, not counting builders handing over new houses.
If you have farmed Halifax for years, most of what we show you will confirm what you already think. That is the point. The value is in the part you cannot hold in your head: which of the hundreds of homes is closest to selling, and what changed this week.
Relationships tell you which doors will open. They do not tell you which of those homes is close to selling. We rank every home in the neighbourhood on that one question, so the list you work on Saturday is ordered rather than remembered.
Building permits, for-sale-by-owner ads, planning applications, and homes whose score has just jumped. No amount of time on the street surfaces all of that the day it happens. It lands in your inbox instead, and you decide what is worth a knock.
You already know the street is turning. A report with your name on it puts the numbers behind that in the homeowner's hands: what has sold, what it sold for, how assessments and prices have moved. Same conviction you always had, now with something to leave behind.
Find your preferred areas on the map, see how they rank, and claim them today. Around 400 to 700 properties each, and only two agents can ever lease it at a time. Want it all to yourself? Opt for the exclusive lock and own it all. Takes about five minutes.
From that day on, your neighbourhood is scored, watched and re-checked without you touching anything. What reaches you is short and actionable: today's movements, this week's development news, and a ranked list of the properties most likely to move.
You show up at the right doors already knowing the street: what's changed with other properties in the neighbourhood, assessments versus sale prices, how values have climbed. You're not just the agent who knows the neighbourhood the best. You know it all before it even happens.
We're putting the same back-end expertise behind our scoring to work on highly localized lead generation, bringing you seller leads from multiple channels. And it's completely free: included with every neighbourhood you lease, automatically.
No per-lead fee, no bidding, no lead ever resold. If it comes from your neighbourhood, it lands in your inbox at no extra charge. That's part of what leasing a neighbourhood means. Arriving September 2026.
Claim a neighbourhoodfarmPogo is built in Canada, starting with solid local markets: Halifax, Saint John, Moncton and Winnipeg. Every stat, signal and prediction is based on actual, real data collected over the past 20+ years. Registered deed transfers, property assessments, building permits, census profiles. No scraped listings, no borrowed averages, nothing generic. All of it crunched, scored and re-checked for the very neighbourhoods you work every single day.
2,100+
neighbourhoods available
1.1 million+
homes scored, three provinces
3.2 billion+
neighbourhood data points
1,000+
days of look-ahead scoring
No listing feed, no board data, nothing scraped from another brokerage. Everything behind a Halifax score is a public record, and these are the records: the same ones a lawyer, an assessor or a city planner works from. You can go and read them yourself. Our job is to have read all of them, on every home in Bedford, Clayton Park, Fairview, Sackville, Spryfield and Dartmouth, before you knock on any of it.
The assessment roll for every property in Nova Scotia, published as open data. It is what the province itself uses to value a home.
The record of who sold what, and for how much, filed when a sale closes. The same records your client's lawyer works from.
Building permits pulled on homes in your neighbourhood, and the planning applications filed near them.
Homes their owners have put up for sale themselves, in public, without an agent.
All of it is Nova Scotia public record. None of it carries licence terms that could put you or your brokerage offside.
A real estate farm is a defined geographic area where an agent consistently markets their services and builds expert presence. Agents who farm a neighbourhood over time develop a track record that gives them a conversion advantage over generalist competitors.
A farmPogo neighbourhood is a small, precisely drawn patch of a city, usually 400 to 700 properties. That size is deliberate: small enough to truly know street by street, big enough to build a business in, and far more accurate than a postal code or a loose neighbourhood name. Each neighbourhood has two seats. Lease one and share it with at most one other agent, or take the exclusive lock and keep it entirely to yourself.
Your relationships tell you who you know. The scores tell you which doors are statistically likely to move, ranked, including the ones you have never had a reason to call on. The signals layer surfaces what visibility alone can't: a permit filed, a FSBO ad posted, a planning application on the next street, a score that jumped this week. The reports give you something to put on a kitchen table with your name on it. What it will not do is know a family's private plans, and it will not replace ten years of being the agent people already trust. You have the hardest part. This ranks the rest.
Yes. Quieter neighbourhoods are free to farm, with the same scoring, the same daily signals and the same reports as a paid one. Fewer sales means less for us to charge for, so we don't. The line is fewer than ten expected sales over the next three years. No card required, no seat limit, no exclusive lock, in every market we're live in. Check the map before you assume yours costs anything. If a free neighbourhood heats up and crosses that threshold, it moves to paid pricing.
Every day, you get a short signal summary by email: FSBO listings, new building permits, and homes whose seller scores just jumped in your farm. Every week, a rollup covers overall farm activity plus any developments worth knowing about. Every quarter, the scores refresh and every home in your farm is re-ranked. And whenever you want something to put in a homeowner's hands, you can generate an agent-branded neighbourhood report on the spot.
Arriving September 2026, and completely free: included with every neighbourhood you lease, with no per-lead fee and no bidding. We run highly localized lead generation across multiple channels on your behalf, and when a seller in a neighbourhood you lease raises their hand, that lead goes only to the agents who hold that neighbourhood. Hold the exclusive lock and it comes to you alone. Never resold, ever. To be straight with you: this is prospecting we run in the background for you, not a guaranteed number of leads per month.
You lease specific neighbourhoods by the quarter. You can add neighbourhoods anytime, subject to seat availability — the other seat may already be taken. Changing or releasing a neighbourhood takes effect at your next renewal, not immediately.
farmPogo currently serves Halifax, Moncton, Saint John, and Winnipeg. Fredericton is next — it's marked as coming soon in the app, where you can join the waitlist. Outside those markets, email us and we'll tell you honestly how far off yours is.
Real data collected over 20+ years: registered sales, property assessments, building permits, planning applications, census profiles, FSBO listings, and various other social signals that we gather, refreshed for each market we serve. No scraped listings, no borrowed averages, no rehashed MLS or CREA fact sheets. Everything behind your farm is real, local and verifiable.
No. Not in any form. The scores are built on public records: provincial and municipal assessment open data, registered deed transfers, building permits, planning applications, and publicly posted for-sale-by-owner ads. That is deliberate. It keeps farmPogo outside MLS and CREA licensing and board data-use rules, which means whether you can use it does not depend on what your board's data policy allows.
No, never. We do not call, email, text, or mail anyone in your neighbourhood, and there is no automated outreach of any kind. We give you the rankings, the signals and the reports. Every piece of contact with a homeowner is yours, under your own name, licence and brokerage.
Here is plainly what the product does and does not do, so you can judge it. It uses public records only. A score is a function of the house and where it sits: property attributes, the sales history of the area, permits, planning applications. No input is keyed to a person. We collect and use no names, no phone numbers, no email addresses and no other personal information about the people who live in a home, and we infer nothing about any identified individual. We are a software company, not your lawyer, so we won't hand you a legal guarantee. What we will do is tell you exactly what is in the data.
Brokers usually ask three things. Where does the data come from: public records only, no scraped listings. Does it touch MLS rules: no, there is no MLS or CREA data in the product. Does it contact homeowners: no, all outreach is yours under your own licence and your brokerage's rules. We wrote a one-page summary you can forward to your broker.
This sample is from actual neighbourhoods in 2026, scored on farmPogo: every home scored, the ranked door list, the daily signals, and a sample agent-branded neighbourhood report. The same working view every subscriber gets of their own neighbourhood, whether it's in Halifax, Moncton, Winnipeg, or Saint John. No signup required to look.
Check out a sampleEvery home scored. Every signal in your inbox the day it happens. Reports with your name on them, ready in seconds. And starting September 2026, seller leads included free. Two seats per neighbourhood. First come, first served.
Quieter neighbourhoods are free to farm, no card required. Fewer sales means less for us to charge for, so we don't. Check the map before you assume yours costs anything.
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