Questions agents ask about FireHorse Media.

An editorial ranking of the most trusted agents in an area, published on Apple News and our network of 400+ partnered news sites. Every feature comes with a ready-to-use media kit.

We look at how you show up online: your Zillow and Homes.com profiles, Google reviews and similar platforms. Agents with a strong, verifiable reputation are invited to a short qualification interview.

Fewer names means more weight behind each one. A shortlist of five is easier for readers to remember and trust.

Yes. Real estate agents come first, but we also feature brokers, lenders, business owners and coaches.

Yes. It's a paid editorial feature. We only offer it to agents who qualify.

Pricing depends on the feature and is covered on the qualification call, once we know you qualify.

If we can't publish your feature, you get a full refund under our 100% money-back guarantee. See the refund policy for details.

No. There are no retainers and no ongoing spend.

It's a short call. We learn about your business, check whether you qualify and walk you through next steps. There's no pressure and no obligation.

Yes. Our editorial team writes your feature and you review it before anything goes live.

Most features go live within a few weeks. Your feature is written after the interview and published once you approve it.

Your feature is published on Apple News, which is available in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, and on our partnered news sites. People can find it when they search your name or read local real estate news. We don't control Apple's own placement inside the app.

Social media post copy, an email announcement, an email signature line and an "As seen on" badge, all ready to use.

Yes. Share it on social, add it to listing presentations, link it in your email signature and put the badge on your website.

Yes. We've published features for agents across the US. You can read live examples, see client reviews, and reach us at [email protected]. Every feature comes with a money-back guarantee.

No. Apple News is a trademark of Apple Inc. FireHorse Media is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple.

Yes. See our published features, or ask us for examples from your market on the call.