For teams and agents. Your buyer is touring other listings at 6 am.
One side of a $2M sale is about $44,400. The agent answers the listing question the moment it comes in, takes the buyer's details and timing, and sends the showing request to whoever on your team owns it.
Real estate search ads run about $103 per lead, and some portals take 15% to 40% of your commission on the leads they send.3
Fig. 2 The listing does the first showing. The site does the second. Photo: Max Vakhtbovych, Pexels.
Where the money leaks today.
Portal fees
Referral programs can take a share of the commission on every lead they send you.
A brokerage page
Your brokerage profile isn't yours. Your buyers and sellers should find a site with your name on the domain.
Monthly platform fees
Agent site platforms charge setup plus monthly fees on 12-month agreements, and the site stays with them.
It answers like a showing coordinator who never sleeps.
It knows which listings are active, how showings work and which agent owns each listing. It never discusses price strategy. It takes the buyer's name, number, timing and pre-approval status and routes the request.
AI chat and instant lead alerts come with every tier. Missed-call text-back and review requests come with Growth, live within 30 days of launch with the date in your contract. AI phone answering is an add-on scoped on your call.
Marrow & Vale Homes (sample)Demo
Owner's phone
A scripted demo, not a live agent. Your agent is set up with your own services, hours and service area.
Built for this kind of business.
Exhibit A · Sample build
Marrow & Vale Homes
Luxury real estate team, a fictional business we built to show the work
A single waterfront listing presented in full: a quiet photo sequence, the facts in one table, and a private showing request.