The "no cure, no pay" model means that developers only pay when a property is sold. Unlike traditional models where developers invest upfront to gain visibility, this model is based exclusively on results. Fees are therefore only due when a sale is made, allowing developers to focus their budget on sold properties, without the risk of unnecessary expenses.

The sharing of mandates, a well-established concept in the United States, is gradually expanding into other real estate markets worldwide. This collaboration system, often referred to as the "Multiple Listing Service" (MLS), allows real estate agents to pool their mandates to facilitate sales, increase property visibility, and optimize client satisfaction.

In the real estate sector, new properties represent an important opportunity for real estate agents looking to diversify their offerings and attract as many clients as possible. However, access to these properties can sometimes be complex. Urbiz simplifies this process by providing agents access to recent real estate projects through several key mechanisms.