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AI agents for real estate

Qualify property enquiries before your agents pick up the phone.

Portal leads, WhatsApp messages and website forms arrive at all hours. An AI agent answers immediately, captures budget, location, purpose and timing, suggests suitable listings and books the viewing—so your advisors spend their day with serious buyers.

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Property advisor showing a couple around a bright apartment while checking a message on her phone

Sound familiar?

Where enquiries slip through today.

The everyday friction teams describe before an AI agent takes the first response.
  • Portal and social-media leads arrive in bursts—often in the evening—and the first agency to reply usually gets the viewing.

  • Advisors spend hours on enquiries that turn out to be far outside budget, in the wrong area or years away from buying.

  • Budget, financing status and timing are captured inconsistently, so the CRM never tells the full story.

  • Viewing requests bounce between WhatsApp, email and calls before a time is finally agreed.

  • Follow-up after a viewing depends on whoever remembers, and warm buyers quietly go cold.

Three high-value workflows

What the agent takes on, step by step.

Each workflow is configured around your rules, wording and systems. The steps show the typical shape; the details are yours.
  1. Buyer qualification and listing match

    Turn a one-line enquiry into a complete buyer profile and a shortlist your advisor can act on.

    1. Reply instantly on WhatsApp, web chat or email, in the buyer’s language
    2. Ask about purpose (living or investment), budget range, preferred areas, bedrooms and timing
    3. Check whether the buyer needs financing and when they plan to move or complete
    4. Match suitable listings from your approved inventory and share two or three with key details
    5. Score the enquiry against your criteria and create the CRM record
    6. Notify the assigned advisor with a one-paragraph summary

    Outcome: Advisor receives a qualified buyer profile with a shortlist attached

  2. Viewing scheduling and confirmation

    Book, confirm and reschedule viewings without the back-and-forth.

    1. Offer viewing slots from the advisor’s connected calendar
    2. Confirm the property, meeting point and any access instructions
    3. Send a calendar invite and a reminder the day before
    4. Handle reschedules and cancellations, freeing the slot for another buyer
    5. Ask for feedback after the viewing and log it against the property

    Outcome: Viewings land in the right calendar with fewer no-shows

  3. Landlord and vendor enquiries

    Capture valuation and letting requests with the details your team needs to prepare.

    1. Recognise an owner enquiry and switch to the valuation or letting intake
    2. Collect property type, size, location, condition and the owner’s timeline
    3. Explain your process and fees using approved wording
    4. Book a valuation visit or call with the relevant team member
    5. Create the owner record and attach the collected details

    Outcome: Valuation appointments arrive prepared, not cold

Example conversation

From portal enquiry to booked viewing

An illustrative conversation showing the agent at work—and what it does in your systems while it talks. Names, times and figures are examples, not client data.
  1. Customer: Hi, I saw the 3-bedroom villa in Paphos on your website. Is it still available?
  2. Agent: Yes, the villa is available. I’m the agency’s AI assistant and can help you arrange a viewing. Are you looking for a home to live in or an investment?
  3. Customer: To live in. We’re relocating in the spring.
  4. Agent: Understood. To make sure we show you the right options, what budget range are you working with, and would you be buying with financing or in cash?
  5. Customer: Up to €650,000, and we’ve already had a mortgage pre-approved.
  6. Agent: Thank you. Alongside the villa, there are two similar properties in Peyia and Tala within that range. Would you like me to send the details, and shall I arrange a viewing of the villa? Elena, who manages the area, has availability on Saturday at 10:00 or Monday at 16:30.
  7. Customer: Saturday at 10:00 works. Please send the other two as well.
  8. Agent: Booked: Saturday at 10:00 with Elena at the villa. I’ve sent the calendar invite and the two additional listings. Elena will confirm the meeting point tomorrow morning.
  9. System: Viewing booked · Lead scored 9/10 · CRM record created

What the agent does

WhatsApp

Behind the conversation, in your systems.

  1. Checked listing availability

    Villa status confirmed from the approved inventory feed

  2. Captured buyer profile

    Purpose, timing, budget, financing status

  3. Scored 9/10 against agency criteria

    Pre-approved financing and a spring timeline (example scoring)

  4. Booked Saturday 10:00 with Elena

    Invite sent to buyer and advisor

  5. Created lead and attached listings

    Stage: Viewing booked

  6. Advisor briefed

    Summary sent to Elena’s WhatsApp and email

Before and after

The same enquiries. A different day.

What changes when the agent handles the first response and the admin around it—and where your team stays in the loop.
Before

Manual first response

  • Evening enquiries wait until the next morning, when the buyer has already spoken to another agency.

  • Advisors call every lead to discover budget and intent one conversation at a time.

  • Viewing times are agreed through long WhatsApp threads and forgotten calendar entries.

  • CRM fields are half-filled; reports on lead sources and buyer intent are guesswork.

  • Follow-up after viewings depends on memory and spare time.

After

With an AI agent

  • Every enquiry gets an answer within seconds, at any hour, on the channel the buyer used.

  • Advisors open the day with a shortlist of qualified buyers and a summary of each.

  • Viewings are booked straight into the right calendar with automatic reminders.

  • Budget, purpose, financing and timing are recorded consistently for every lead.

  • Post-viewing feedback and follow-up run on schedule, with your team stepping in for negotiations.

Recommended package

The package we usually recommend.

Most agencies receive enquiries through both their website and WhatsApp and already keep listings and contacts in a CRM. Pro connects both channels to your calendar and CRM with qualification, follow-up and human handoff. Larger agencies with phone-heavy enquiry volume or several offices usually move to Business for voice and routing.

Pro

Most Popular

Website and WhatsApp working together with your calendar and CRM.

One-time setup
From €1,990
Monthly plan
From €299/month
  • Website + WhatsApp
  • Advanced qualification
  • CRM integration
  • Calendar booking
  • Automated follow-up
  • Human handoff
  • Monthly optimisation

Prices are starting points and exclude third-party usage fees such as AI model, WhatsApp, telephony, email, and external software charges. Final pricing depends on workflow complexity, integrations, volume, languages, and support requirements.

Human control

What the agent does—and what stays with your team.

The agent shares listing information you have approved, collects buyer and owner details, and books viewings. It does not give valuation opinions, legal or tax advice, or make statements about financing eligibility—those conversations are routed to your advisors or partners. Where property-advertising and data-protection rules apply, the agent uses your approved wording and consent notices, and every conversation is logged for your review.

The agent

  • Collects information
  • Answers approved general questions
  • Schedules, routes and escalates

Your team

  • Makes every medical, legal, financial or eligibility decision
  • Approves anything outside the rules you set
  • Reviews the conversation history at any time

FAQ

Common questions

Honest answers about scope, data and control for this sector.

Yes. The agent reads from an approved inventory source—your CRM, a listings feed or a maintained spreadsheet—so it only shares properties that are actually available, with the details you publish. When a listing is withdrawn, the agent stops suggesting it.

You define the criteria: budget range, purpose, financing status, timeline and location fit. The agent asks the relevant questions naturally and scores the enquiry against those rules. Scores and reasons are visible in the CRM, and you can adjust the criteria at any time.

Yes. The agent introduces itself as the agency’s AI assistant and offers a human advisor whenever the buyer asks or the conversation calls for it. Negotiations, complex financing or sensitive situations are handed over with a summary.

Yes. The agent can converse in the languages you approve, and each language is tested with your content before launch. Handoffs include a summary in your team’s working language.

The agent recognises owner enquiries, collects the property details and timeline, explains your process using your approved wording, and books a valuation visit or call. It does not give a valuation figure—that stays with your valuers.

Timing depends on your channels and integrations. Simple agents can often be launched quickly once we receive the required content and access. More complex, voice, custom or regulated workflows require additional design and testing. After the discovery call, we provide a clear implementation plan.

Show us one enquiry. We’ll show you the agent.

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