Agentic AI, leads, traffic, your website, social, YouTube and your CRM — built, connected and run as one system.
The person who builds your account has run ad spend for real estate professionals for two decades. You will talk to him on the call, not to a coordinator.
Most shops sell you one of these and call it transformation. The leverage is in running them together — the dialer knows what the ads promised, the CRM knows what the agent said, the content engine knows which objection keeps killing deals.
Text, web chat and DMs answered in seconds, day or night. It asks the qualifying questions you'd ask, handles objections, and books straight onto your calendar — no "we'll get back to you."
Outbound at a volume no human team can hold. Voice agents work the list, weed out the tire-kickers, and warm-transfer live sellers to you — you only pick up the phone when there's a real conversation waiting.
Ad copy, landing pages, follow-up sequences and offer letters produced in your voice, at the pace testing actually requires. Twenty variants by Tuesday instead of two by next month.
The connective tissue. Agents that skip-trace a new lead, pull comps, draft the offer, assign the task and chase the no-show — the admin work that quietly eats your week, running without you.
A pipeline that scores intent, surfaces the five people worth calling today, and writes its own follow-up. Your database stops being a graveyard and starts being a deal source.
Google and Meta budgets reallocated on closed contracts, not clicks. Creative tested continuously, wasted spend cut daily, and every lead traced back to the exact keyword that produced it.
Short-form built from what your market is actually searching this month, posted on schedule across Reels, TikTok and Shorts, with comments and DMs answered before they go cold.
The channel that makes sellers call you first. Topics chosen from live search demand, scripts and thumbnails produced for you, and an archive that keeps generating leads years after upload.
Sellers now ask ChatGPT before they ask Google. We make sure the answer names you — structured content, local authority and citations the models actually pull from.
A motivated seller fills out four forms in one evening. The deal goes to whoever calls back first — and if that's four hours later, you're negotiating against someone who already built rapport. Conversational AI and the dialer close that window to under a minute, every time, including 11pm on a Sunday.
Relative contact rate by first-response time. The cliff is steeper than most operators believe — and it happens inside the first half hour.
Every operator we meet is doing three hours a day of research, data entry and chasing. None of it closes deals, and all of it has to happen. Agents take the whole chain — trace, comp, draft, assign, follow up — so your team spends its hours on conversations and negotiations instead.
Not a rebrand. The same leads, worked properly.
Four weeks from signature to a system that runs without you in it.
We trace where leads enter, where they leak, and what a contract currently costs you.
CRM, site and funnels stood up, agents trained on your offer, your market, your voice.
Ads, social and channel go live. Dialer starts working the list. Reactivation fires.
Weekly reporting on cost per contract, not vanity metrics. Spend follows what closes.
We don't pretend otherwise, and we don't lead with it either. The agent identifies itself honestly if asked, and hands to a human the moment the conversation needs one. In practice sellers care that someone picked up in nine seconds and knew what they'd filled out — not who typed it.
No. If what you have works, we build on it. If it's a spreadsheet with three people's conflicting notes in it, we'll say so and migrate you — but that's a recommendation, not a condition of working together.
Yes, and most people should. On the call we'll name the single piece that unblocks the most revenue for you — usually speed to lead or database reactivation, because both use demand you've already paid for. The rest can wait until that one is producing.
Individual systems start around $400–$1,800/mo depending on the piece. Bundles run $2,400–$5,800/mo. Ad spend is separate and yours — we never mark it up. Full breakdown is on the pricing page, no form required.
Reactivation and speed-to-lead work usually surface contracts inside the first 30–45 days, because they mine demand that already exists. Paid channels and YouTube compound over 3–6 months. We report on cost per signed contract from week four so you're never guessing.
Bundle plans start at $2,400/mo. Book a call and we'll map exactly which pieces your business needs first.