Order a Real Estate Identity Report from Publicly You.
Order a real estate identity report from Publicly You by submitting the minimum details below. This does not start work automatically. Publicly You will confirm scope, availability, intake requirements, and the next step before work begins.
A Clear, Simple Process.
Choose Your Identity Report
Open one compact selector to choose the Brokerage report, one or more Agent reports, or both. Your choices remain summarized above the form.
Share Identity Details
Enter the minimum contact, market, and website information needed to confirm scope and intake requirements.
Confirm Scope and Next Steps
Publicly You reviews your request, confirms scope and availability, and explains what is needed before work begins.
What Happens Next.
Publicly You will review your identity report request and contact you using the information provided. We will confirm the selected report or reports, scope, availability, intake requirements, and final price. After that confirmation, we will send a secure Publicly You payment link or invoice through Stripe. No payment is collected when you submit this request, and work begins only after payment succeeds and the required customer agreement is accepted.
A request helps us understand whether the work is for a brokerage, an individual agent, or both. After the selected report type is reviewed, Publicly You confirms the public sources that can be evaluated and any details needed to define the scope.
The resulting work is a source-cited assessment of public identity information; it does not change outside profiles, guarantee rankings, or promise leads. Use the form to identify the report you are considering, then wait for the scope and availability confirmation before work begins.
This keeps the request clear for you and supports a focused, accurate review. It also gives you a chance to identify the right report before committing to a service. If a requested scope is not available, the response can clarify what information would be needed instead. The order form is therefore a starting point for an informed conversation, not a promise that work has been accepted or scheduled.
