Always-on AI chatbot for real estate agents and property managers
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Seven jobs your real estate AI chatbot takes off your hands
Whatever they ask, it has an answer — or a person who does
- Is it still available?
- What are the HOA fees?
- Can I see it tonight?
- Is the price negotiable?
- When can I move in?
- How far is the train?
- Can I break my lease?
- Do you have anything cheaper?
- When is the open house?
- How old is the roof?
- What's my home worth?
- How much is the deposit?
- Are utilities included?
- What are the property taxes?
- Who do I call about a repair?
- How long has it been on the market?
- Are pets allowed?
- Is parking included?
- Do you help first-time buyers?
- Is it furnished?
- Is there a 3D tour?
- Do you manage rentals?
- Is there a gym in the building?
- Can I bring my own agent?
Your Monday — and your agent's
You're showing a house across town
Is the 3-bed on Maple Street still available?
It is — 3 beds, 2 baths, listed at $489,000, with an open house on Saturday, 11 am to 1 pm. Want the listing link?
Answered in seconds
At a closing, phone on silent
Can I see the Maple Street house this week? After work is best.
Sure — Sam has evening viewings on Wednesday and Thursday.
Pick a time to book your viewing:
Viewing booked: Thursday, 5:30 pm
Hosting an open house until seven
If we offer $460,000, will the sellers take it?
I can't speak for the sellers or advise on offers — Sam will talk it through with you.
Sam Ortiz · BrokerHanded to Sam, your broker
Home at last, feet up
We're moving here in spring and want to buy under $400,000. Can an agent help?
Absolutely — we help people moving to the area every month, and there are homes in your budget right now.
Leave your name and phone, and an agent will call you tomorrow with homes that fit.
Megan555 017 4420New lead: Megan
Over coffee, you open your email
- Your AI agentChat transcript — Megan“We're moving here in spring and want to buy under $400,000.” · Megan, 555 017 4420
- Your AI agentChat transcript — handed to you“If we offer $460,000, will the sellers take it?”
- Your AI agentChat transcript — viewing booked“Can I see the Maple Street house this week?” · Thursday, 5:30 pm
- Your AI agentChat transcript“Is the 3-bed on Maple Street still available?”
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- buyers on the way
- 0
- left without an answer
Every buyer heard back the minute they asked — before another agent could call them.
Wherever buyers and renters reach you
Add it to your agency's website
- 1Create your agentPaste your website's address — the agent learns your listings, areas and how you work.
- 2Make it yoursPick its name, tone and colors, and the topics it hands over to you — offers, mortgages, contracts.
- 3Add it to your siteCopy one line and paste it into your website builder — no developer needed.
Works with your website builder
Answers on WhatsApp
Buyers message the number on your yard signs and listings, and the agent replies — with the same knowledge and rules as on your site.
Hi! I saw your sign on Cedar Lane. What's the asking price?
Hi! The Cedar Lane ranch is listed at $435,000 — 3 beds, 1 level, a new roof in 2023.
Could I see it on Saturday?
Tap below to pick a time on Saturday:
Answers in Instagram DMs
People who see your house tours on Instagram ask in Direct, and the agent answers before they scroll on.
That kitchen in your last reel 😍 Where is it and how much?
That's the Bay Street townhouse — 3 beds, listed at $449,000, 10 minutes' walk from the train 🏡
Come and see it in person:
Hi, is the 2-bed rental on Pine Street still free?
Hi! Yes — $1,650 a month, available from July 1. Parking is $75 extra.
OK, how do I apply?
Apply online from the listing page — you'll need a photo ID and proof of income. Want the link?
Learns your business. Builds itself.
Builds itself from your website
Paste your website's address and press Enter. The agent goes through your site the way a new agent would on day one — the listings, the rentals, the areas, how selling with you works, how to reach you — and turns it all into its own knowledge and instructions. No setup, no scripts, nothing to fill in.
Asks you what it doesn't know
Your website can't cover everything. When a buyer asks something it doesn't know, the agent doesn't make it up — it asks you, and from then on answers it by itself.
Never guesses an answer it doesn't have
Asks you with the buyer's question
Learns from your reply
Hands people to you when it should
Offers, mortgages and contracts need a person. You choose the topics, and the agent hands the conversation to you with your contacts instead of guessing.
You choose the topics it hands over
Offers your phone, WhatsApp or email
The chat is in your dashboard and your email
- Every chat in your dashboard
- Each transcript in your email
- Your rules and tone
Try it with your agency's website
- 1. Enter your website
- 2. Shape your agent
- 3. Add to website
The real estate AI agent playbook
Show the playbook for
What buyers, sellers and renters ask about most. Your agent finds most of it on your site — add the rest yourself.
Home sales knowledge checklist
Tick what your agent already knows; add the rest to its knowledge.
Listings
Buying and selling
Renting
The area and your office
The first thing people see. Short, in your voice, with one clear next step.
Buttons under the greeting, so people start with one tap. Pick up to four and drag them into order — lead with the question that brings them in.
On your widget 4 / 4
- Is it still available?
- Can I book a viewing?
- What's my home worth?
- When is the next open house?
More ideas
Rules for the moments that need care. Add them in a sentence each — here's how they play out.
Fair housing
Never describe a neighborhood by who lives there, and never steer people toward or away from an area. Share facts and let people decide.Is Oak Hill a good area for families like ours?
I'll leave that to you — Oak Hill has two parks, a library and a train station. Want homes there?
Offers and negotiation
Never say what the sellers would accept or advise on an offer. Hand the conversation to the listing agent.Would they take $20,000 less?
I can't speak for the sellers — Sam will talk offers through with you. Want his number?
Mortgages and contracts
Don't give mortgage, tax or legal advice. Offer a call with the team or a partner lender.How much mortgage can I get on $80,000 a year?
That's for a lender to work out — our team can introduce you to one. Shall I book a call?
What a home is worth
Don't estimate a home's value in chat. Offer a free valuation.What's my 3-bed on Elm Road worth?
Sam gives a free valuation after a short visit — leave your phone and he'll set it up.
Homes that may be gone
Don't promise a home is still available. Point to the listing page and offer to check with an agent.Is it definitely still free?
It's listed as available — an agent will confirm when you book a viewing.
Switch these on so questions turn into viewings and listings.
- Contact formTakes names and phones from buyers and sellers — the leads land in your dashboard.
- Action buttonsCall, WhatsApp or the listing page, one tap away.
- Human handoffHands offers, mortgages and complaints to the right agent.
- Follow-upWrites again if a buyer goes quiet before booking a viewing.
- Calendly or Cal.comBooks viewings, valuations and calls with an agent.
- HubSpot or Google SheetsSends every buyer and seller to your CRM or list.
What agents most often miss before going live.
- Listings only on a portalIf your homes live only on a property portal, add their pages or details to the agent's knowledge.
- No rule for offersWithout one, the agent may try to answer. Hand offers and negotiation to a person.
- Sold homes still on the siteThe agent answers from your pages — take sold homes down, or mark them sold.
- No way to book a viewingConnect Calendly or Cal.com, or the agent can only take a phone number.