Answer leads first
Reply to new leads and showing requests in minutes, with times from your calendar.
AI automation for real estate teams
Get ahead of teams still doing it by hand. Answer leads first, and get named when buyers ask AI.
Based in Springfield, Virginia. Working with brokerages and teams across Northern Virginia and DC, in person or remote.
What we could build for you
Pick a task to see it automated.
A buyer asks to see a house at 9pm. Today, they hear back tomorrow.
A showing request comes in
From: Jordan L.
A reply is drafted with open times
- Listing
- Linden Ct townhouse
- Times
- From your calendar
- Buyer agreement
- Needed first
You approve it
One tap from your phone. Nothing goes out until you do.
Your tools update
- Buyer agreement sent for e-signature
- Showing booked once it's signed
- Lead added to your CRM
A contract is ratified. Today, the deadlines live in someone's head and a spreadsheet.
A contract is ratified
Contract ratified
The key dates are pulled out
- Inspection
- In 7 days
- Financing
- In 21 days
- Closing
- In 30 days
You check them
You confirm every date against the contract.
Your tools update
- Dates on your calendar
- Reminders to you, the lender, and title
- Weekly update to the buyer, drafted for approval
A deal closes. Today, asking for a review depends on someone remembering.
A deal closes in your CRM
Closed
The review request is drafted
- Client
- Alex M.
- Channel
- Email, then text
- Request
- Draft ready
You approve it
Every client gets the same ask.
Your tools update
- Request sent
- Follow-ups stop when a review comes in
- Closing anniversary added to your CRM
Does AI recommend your team?
Buyers now ask ChatGPT and Google's AI for an agent. We ask the questions your buyers and sellers ask, and show you who gets named.
Email us for your free reportOne per team. Public information only.
- Where you're named, and who's named instead.
- Why other agents get picked.
- Profile mismatches on Google, Zillow, Realtor.com, and Bing.
- Your reviews next to three nearby teams.
- Three fixes, written and ready to paste in.
Good places to start
Buyer agreements
Send your brokerage's agreement before the showing and book once it's signed.
Contract to close
Track the key dates and keep everyone updated.
Get found in AI search
See who AI names in your area, and fix why it isn't you.
Reviews and past clients
Ask every client the same way, and stay in touch after closing.
How we keep it compliant
Your brokerage makes the final call on its forms, advertising, and fair housing rules.
Read our data-handling practices- A person approves anything sent to clients or posted in public.
- It only texts people who contacted you first, and honors STOP right away.
- It never answers questions about price, offers, or who lives in a neighborhood. Those go to an agent.
- Buyer agreements use your brokerage's own form and e-sign tool. You set the terms.
- Review requests go to every client the same way, with no incentives.
Pricing
Start with a fixed-price review, then a custom quote.
Automation review: $500
We map one workflow and give you a written plan and quote. Credited toward your build.
Implementation
Projects typically start at $1,000, including testing and handoff.
Recurring costs
Hosting and tools, listed separately.
Ongoing support
Optional, and scoped separately.
Questions
Do we have to switch CRMs?
No. We connect the tools you already use, such as Follow Up Boss, your e-sign tool, and your calendar.
Does it send texts on its own?
Only to people who contacted you first, and only messages you have approved. Anyone can reply STOP.
Who writes the buyer agreement?
Your brokerage. We only send its existing form for signature and wait for it before booking the showing.
What about fair housing?
Questions about neighborhoods, schools, or who lives in an area always go to an agent. Any listing copy is drafted for a person to review.
Book a free consultation
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