Industries/Real estate

Buyers ask at 9 PM. The first agent to answer gets the showing.

For brokerages, teams and property managers. We answer every call, text and listing inquiry, book showings into your calendars, stay in touch with every lead until they're ready, and handle tenant and maintenance messages by your rules.

That's our own business line, answered by the same kind of AI agent we build for you. Ask it what we do and how it would work for your business, or ask for a person at any point: you get your answers and hear the product working on the same call.

Example: a real estate teamOne day, everything handled
6:00AM
6 AMNoon6 PMMidnight

The clock runs one example day from 6 AM to midnight

Where real estate loses leads

It's rarely the listing. It's the inquiry answered tomorrow and the lead nobody called back.

Inquiries after hours

Buyers browse listings at night and message whoever answers first. By morning they've booked a tour with someone else.

What we doTexts, chats and listing inquiries get answered in minutes, and showings are booked in the thread. AI chat and text agents

Calls during showings

You can't pick up in someone's living room, and the caller who wanted to list their home doesn't leave a message.

What we doThe AI voice agent answers, asks your questions and books the showing or the listing call. AI voice agent

Leads that go cold

Most buyers aren't ready this week. Nobody stays in touch, and when they are ready they call another agent.

What we doEvery lead is tracked stage by stage, with follow-ups until they're ready to move. CRM and pipelines

Tenant messages everywhere

Maintenance requests come by text, call and email, and some never reach the person who can fix them.

What we doEvery tenant message lands in one inbox, on one record for the tenant and the property. One inbox

What missed inquiries cost you

A rough estimate from your own numbers. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Clients who go to another agent 2 clients a month about $12,000 a month

A buyer who waits until tomorrow for an answer may have booked a tour with someone else by then. Every one of these is a lead you already paid to bring in.

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Every lead wants something different

We set the agent up for the messages your team actually gets: what to ask, what to book and who gets it.

"Is the three-bedroom on Elm still available? Can we see it Saturday?"
A real estate team, Friday, 9:40 PM
What it asks first

Which listing, whether they're working with an agent, and if they're preapproved.

What it does

A showing on the listing agent's calendar, confirmed by text with the address.

When it gets a person

Questions about offers, negotiation or the neighborhood go to an agent.

Busiest: Weeknights and Sunday afternoons. What people search: homes for sale near me, open houses this weekend, real estate agent near me, first time home buyer

"We're thinking about selling this spring. What's our house worth?"
A brokerage, Tuesday, 12:15 PM
What it asks first

The address, the timeline, and whether they need to buy their next home first.

What it does

A listing call or a walkthrough with the right agent, with the details on the lead.

When it gets a person

Every seller is handed to an agent. It never guesses at a price.

Busiest: Late winter and early spring. What people search: what is my home worth, sell my house, listing agent near me, home valuation

"Is the two-bedroom apartment still open? I have a dog."
A property manager, Sunday, 8:05 PM
What it asks first

Move-in date, pets, how many people, and which unit.

What it does

A showing or a self-tour time, and your application link by text.

When it gets a person

Anything about screening decisions or exceptions to your rules goes to your leasing team.

Busiest: Summer and the end of each month. What people search: apartments for rent near me, pet friendly rentals, houses for rent, rent to own

"The water heater is leaking into the garage."
A property manager, Saturday, 11 PM
What it asks first

The unit, what's happening, photos by text, and whether the water can be shut off.

What it does

A maintenance request logged for the property, with the tenant told what happens next.

When it gets a person

Water, no heat, a lockout or anything urgent by your rules alerts your on-call person right away.

Busiest: Freezes, storms and move-out week. What people search: property management company, rental management, hoa management, tenant placement

What we build for real estate

Most teams start with the first three and add the rest once every lead gets an answer.

Live in about two weeks

About 2 weeks from the first call to live. We connect to the listings, calendars and CRM you already use.

Days 1 to 3We learn how you work

Buyer and seller leads, showings, rentals and maintenance: how each one should go and who gets it.

Days 4 to 8We connect your tools

Your listings, calendars, CRM and phone numbers. Your numbers stay yours.

Days 9 to 13Your agents try to break it

Your team calls and texts it with the hard ones, and we tune every answer that's off.

About day 14It takes your leads

We review conversations every week and adjust as listings change.

Guides for real estate

Questions from brokers and property managers

Does it know my listings?

When we connect your listings, it answers from the current details and knows when a home is no longer available.

Can it book showings on the right agent's calendar?

Yes. You set the rules: listing agent first, rotating across the team, or by area.

Does it handle tenants and maintenance?

Yes. It logs maintenance requests, tells the tenant what happens next, and alerts your team right away when a request is urgent by your rules.

What will it say about a neighborhood?

It sticks to the property, the price and your process, and sends anything else to an agent. We review its answers with you before launch.

How fast can we go live?

Most setups go live in about 2 weeks once we've mapped your leads.

Can an agent take a conversation over?

Yes. Anyone who asks for a person, or who matches a rule you set, goes to the right agent with a short summary. Agents can also step into any text thread from the inbox.

Where do Facebook and website leads go?

Into the same inbox as your calls and texts, on one record per lead, so nobody answers the same buyer twice.

Can it answer in Spanish?

Yes. It answers calls and texts in Spanish and passes the summary to your team in English.

Real estate in your city

How people search for a home, an agent or a rental is different in every city. See what we do where you work.

Tell us how your team works.

We'll send you a quote for the system. Most setups go live in about 2 weeks.