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An inquiry arrives while you’re at a showing, and it gets an answer.
A buyer writes at lunch while you’re walking through a house with someone else. We set up an assistant that answers right away, books the showing, and keeps following up over the months it takes. It never gives advice and never negotiates. You stay the agent.
What a showing day does to your inbox
The people who write to you are choosing an agent at the same moment as they ask about a home.
Inquiries arrive while you’re with someone else
A message comes in at 1 p.m. and you see it at 6. By then the person has written to two other agents.
Showings take a lot of back and forth
Which day? Which time? Is the owner home? Every showing is five messages before it’s on the calendar.
People need months of follow-up
Someone who isn’t ready now may buy in a year. Nobody has the time to write to everyone at the right moment, and the list quietly goes cold.
From a message about a listing to a showing on your calendar
We handle the first answer and the scheduling, and you handle everything that matters.
- Inquiries by phone, text, WhatsApp, chat and email
- Your listings and the details you approve
- Your calendar and showing windows
- Your contacts, with their consent
Your pipeline, answered- A prompt, friendly first answer
- A showing booked in your calendar
- A short summary of each person sent to you
- Follow-up messages you approved
How it works
Scroll through one buyer’s path, from first message to the weeks after the showing.
- 1
An inquiry gets an answer in minutes
The assistant replies on the listing facts you’ve approved, like the address, size, date available and photos. It says it’s an AI if asked. Questions about price, value or what to offer go to you.
- 2
The showing gets booked
It offers the windows you set, books one in your calendar and sends the address and a reminder. If you change your mind about a time, you change it.
- 3
You get a short summary before you walk in
Who they are, what they asked, what they’re looking for and when they want to move. You open the door already knowing.
- 4
Follow-up goes on over the months
Messages you approved go to people who agreed to hear from you, at the interval you choose. A reply that needs a person comes to you.
The assistant doesn’t advise. You do.
It never gives legal or financial advice, never estimates what a home is worth, never negotiates and never promises a price. It stays within what you approved, and you remain responsible for your work under your regulator’s rules, which in Quebec means the OACIQ.
- No legal, financial or valuation advice, ever
- No negotiating and no promises about a price or a result
- You approve every listing text and every ad before it goes out
- Anything that needs judgment goes to you
The documents you’re waiting for, followed up politely.
Between an accepted offer and the notary, there’s a list of things people need to send you. We remind them, and you see what’s still missing.
- Reminders to your own clients for the items you list
- A simple view of what’s received and what’s missing
- Promotional messages only to people who agreed to receive them, as Canada’s anti-spam law requires
Different work, same headaches.
Every business has its own rules. The calls, the chasing and the paperwork look surprisingly alike.
Your project, step by step
A typical start. You approve every message and every listing text.
- Step 1
A short call
We learn how you work, your areas, your showing windows and what you want to say.
- Step 2
Set up
We connect your calendar and write the answers with you, listing by listing.
- Step 3
Test with you
You write to it as a buyer would and tell us what to change.
- Step 4
Go live
It starts answering and booking, and you get a short note each month on what came in.
What you get
- A first answer to every inquiry, on phone, text, WhatsApp, chat and email
- Showings booked into your calendar, with a reminder
- A short summary of each person before you meet them
- Follow-up messages you approved, sent at the interval you choose
- Reminders for the documents you’re waiting on
What we need from you
- Your listings, and the details you’re happy to share
- Your calendar and showing windows
- A list of contacts who agreed to hear from you
- You, to approve the wording of everything that goes out
What it won’t do
- It doesn’t give legal, financial or valuation advice
- It doesn’t negotiate or promise a price
- It doesn’t publish an ad you haven’t approved
- It doesn’t message people who haven’t agreed to receive promotions
Questions
What it costs
Custom to your business. The AI agent starts from CAD 2,000 to set up, plus a monthly fee. Websites, apps, ads and search work have their own starting prices on the Pricing page, and any ad spend is paid directly by you to the platform.
How pricing worksCan it tell people what a home is worth?
No. It never gives a valuation, a price opinion or advice on what to offer. Those questions come to you.
Does it negotiate for me?
Never. It books showings and answers factual questions you approved. Negotiating is your work.
Who’s responsible for what it says?
You are. You approve the wording, and the assistant stays inside it. Your professional obligations stay with you. We don’t state what those rules are, so check them with your regulator.
Will it say it’s an AI?
Yes, whenever someone asks. A person takes anything that needs judgment.
Can it follow up with people who aren’t ready to buy?
Yes, with messages you approved, to people who agreed to hear from you. Canada’s anti-spam law requires consent for promotional messages.
Will I get more clients?
We can’t promise that. We make sure people who write to you get an answer, and that a showing gets booked when they want one.
What happens to your messages while you’re at a showing?
A clear answer within 2 business days: we can build it, partly, or not a fit.