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Website chat that books for real estate

Answers "is it still available", books a showing and captures the lead.

Receptionist with a headset answering a call in a glass office
Every lead, answered
Website chat at a real estate, a sample dayLocal time
  1. 11:37Visitor asked about weekend hours, got the answer and booked a Saturday slot.
  2. 13:05Quote request for a kitchen remodel, size and dates collected, quote sent to your inbox for approval.
  3. 20:22Visitor asked something outside your pages. Took a callback request for the morning.

What it does in real estate

  • Answers from your own pages, prices and policies
  • Books appointments straight into your calendar
  • Collects quote details and sends the quote
  • Opens a ticket or callback with the details filled in
  • Hands the conversation to a person when the visitor asks

Systems in your office it plugs into

  • CRM (Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, HubSpot)
  • Portal leads and website forms
  • Showing calendars and lockbox codes
  • Listing documents and disclosures
  • Transaction checklists

Plus any website (one line of code, works with wordpress, shopify, wix, custom sites), google calendar, outlook, your booking system.

Guardrails, set on day one

What the AI may promise, what it hands to a person.

Rule

Says "I do not know" instead of inventing

Rule

You see every conversation

Rule

Never asks for card numbers

Rule

Visitors can always reach a person

Questions

Short answers. Anything else, ask on the contact page and a person replies in a day.

Ask a question
Is this a chatbot?

It talks, but the point is what it does after: booking, quoting, opening a ticket.

Does it slow the site down?

No. It loads after your page and weighs less than a photo.

Will leads know they are talking to AI?

It introduces itself as your office assistant and hands off to you the moment a lead asks for the agent.

Your systems stay yours

Nothing to migrate, nothing new to learn. A person is always one step away.

  • Week 1: audit
  • Weeks 2 and 3: build and test on your cases
  • Week 4: live, watched
  • Every month: tune