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Pricing

Homeowners start here. This page is the earlier product for firms.

For Brokers

One phone standard
across the roster

By brokers for brokers. Built for firms that need listing inquiries answered to the brokerage brand — including deployments of hundreds of agents — with Discover, Prospecting, and records on a shared desk.

Scene

The office sounds like the office. At 10 p.m.

A listing call hits the team line. The AI answers in the brokerage voice. The listing agent gets a tap to connect. You see it land on the desk — qualified, routed, recorded. Markets and motivated queues stay under Prospect.

Brand

One office voice on published numbers

Transfer

Connect the responsible agent

Prospect

Discover, Screener, Collections

Scale

Designed for large rosters

Workflows

Built around
real estate calls

Use the same brand system and public layout while focusing each page on a distinct role or buying question.

Standard

The firm answers as the firm

Published listing numbers follow office greeting, disclosure, and routing rules — not each agent’s personal cell.

  • Shared brand voice and policy
  • Listing-aware answers
  • Routing by agent, team, or market

Growth

Market intelligence the roster can share

Discover markets on chat and map. Screen motivated sellers. Rank today’s queue and keep Collections and Watchlists — the same CRM spine as inbound calls.

  • Discover for office markets and strategies
  • Motivated screener, today list, pre-call briefs
  • Buyer match and territory watchlists

Desk

The rest of the platform is already there

Call records feed the same system used for deals, properties, files, the website, and mail — one operating desk, not a bolted-on answering service.

  • Calls, CRM, Deals, Properties
  • Discover, Prospecting, Website, Paid Ads
  • Recordings for review and compliance

Next step

Compare plans or see it live.

Get started

Deploy one standard across the office.

Walk through branded lines, agent transfer, Discover, Prospecting, and how records land on the desk.