For agents: gifting Tidings to your clients

How the gift program works end to end: setup, what your client sees, and what happens at renewal.

Updated September 26, 2026

Tidings' gift program lets you give a client a full year of Tidings Pro as a closing gift, with your name and brokerage on their dashboard the whole year. The overview lives at tidings.house/agents; this guide covers the mechanics. Still comparing gifts? See closing gift ideas for real estate agents.

  1. Set up your link. On tidings.house/agents, enter your name as clients should see it, your brokerage, and how clients can reach you, then pay for your first gift. Your personal gift link (tasks.house/g/your-name) is ready right away, and we email you a kit with the link, a printable card, and a message you can send. Prefer to talk first, or gifting for a whole team? Use the questions form on the same page or email support@tasks.house.
  2. Send your link to your client. It carries your name, so the gift is unmistakably from you.
  3. They claim it themselves. Your client clicks the link, signs up, and the gifted year applies automatically. No promo code to type, no card required from them.
  4. You're on their dashboard all year. "Your Tidings Pro is a gift from you" appears on their dashboard, sidebar, and billing page, with an optional Contact link straight to you.
Good to know: At the end of the gifted year, your client is never charged automatically; there's no card on file. In the final 60 days they see a clear heads-up with a one-time continuation offer. You can also cover their next year and stay on their dashboard; just email us.
Tip: Need more gifts later? Use the same form on tidings.house/agents with the same email address. The new gifts land on your existing link, so nothing you've already handed out changes.
Tip: Gift-giving rules vary by brokerage and state. Most agents treat Tidings like any other closing gift, but check with your broker if you're unsure.
Still stuck? Open Tidings and use the Report a problem button in the corner of any page. It comes straight to us.