Every showing you run, you're missing the next one.
Agents live on the phone — except during showings, which is when other buyers call. A listing enquiry that rings out doesn't wait; the buyer moves to the next listing and the next agent. An AI receptionist answers, captures the lead, and books the viewing while you're walking a client through a kitchen.
From $399 setup + $199/mo — see all tiers
Where the money leaks
- Showings block the exact calls you want. You're presenting one property while three buyers call about others. A real estate answering service for showings catches every one of them; voicemail converts none.
- Listing enquiries have a shelf life of minutes. Online listings generate calls in bursts — answer within the hour and the buyer's still yours; miss it and they've called the listing below yours.
- Weekend call volume, weekday staffing. Open-house weekends double your calls exactly when nobody's at a desk.
Wondering exactly where those buyer calls go during a showing? Read the full breakdown →
What the agent handles
- Listing enquiries — AI phone answering for listing calls covers beds, baths, price, and availability from your approved listing sheet, with the caller's details captured as a lead.
- Viewing bookings — Showing booking with an AI receptionist locks the buyer and time slot into your calendar and confirms by SMS.
- Seller-lead capture — “What's my home worth?” callers are gold. Virtual receptionist lead capture for realtors means the agent gathers the property details and books your valuation visit.
- Open-house logistics — Times, addresses, parking, what to bring — handled without touching your weekend.
- Follow-up routing — Hot buyer leads route to your cell by rule; routine enquiries book themselves.
Run Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, or a brokerage CRM? Integration is scoped at kickoff on the Professional plan and up, so captured leads land in your pipeline, not a notepad.
Proof, not promises
We run this ourselves. The assistant answering this website's enquiries handled its first 50 conversations and carried 45 of them through to a qualified brief — the same engine that would answer your line. Read the case study, or try it live right now.
Questions
Can it actually answer questions about my listings?
Does it qualify buyers?
What about calls during a hot negotiation?
Can it handle both my cell overflow and the office line?
How much does this cost compared to a live answering service or paying a virtual assistant?
Does it pull live data from the MLS?
Which CRMs does it actually integrate with?
Will buyers realize it's not a real agent, and does that hurt the call?
Does it handle seller leads too, like "what's my home worth" calls, or just buyers?
Can it answer open-house questions — directions, parking, what to bring?
Does it actually work weekends, or does open-house traffic still overwhelm it?
Is it safe to have the AI capture a buyer's financial details, like budget and pre-approval status?
How long does setup take before it's live?
Does it actually book the showing into my calendar, or just take a message?
How is this different from a live real estate answering service?
What happens if a caller asks something not on my listing sheet, like an HOA fee or tax rate?
Stop paying for calls nobody hears.
Pick a plan and check out online, or send us a brief — scope, timeline, and a fixed quote within 24 hours.