What the temperature score means

Every scored lead carries a temperature from 0 to 100. It is REHL's read on how ready that person is to transact, recalculated each time they leave a new signal.

A lead's score and band sit top right, with the score history chart and the "Why this score?" card below.
A lead's score and band sit top right, with the score history chart and the "Why this score?" card below.

The four bands

  • Cold: 0 to 29.
  • Warm: 30 to 59.
  • Hot: 60 to 84.
  • Very hot: 85 to 100.

The bands are fixed across every account and you cannot move them, so a Hot lead means the same thing in your brokerage as in anyone else's. Higher means more evidence of intent.

Some leads have no score at all

A score is only produced once a lead has at least one scoring signal. Until then the lead is unscored and shows a dash, not a zero. That is a real distinction: zero means REHL looked and found nothing warm, while unscored means REHL has nothing to look at yet.

The score is a feature, not a price. It exists to focus your time on the people most ready to move.

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