Where the agent's hours actually go.
Two thousand contacts the agent meant to call this quarter
The CRM has the names. The phone has the real list. Past clients, the lender, open-house walk-ins from 2023. They should hear from the agent four times a year. They hear from the agent when a listing happens to land on their street.
A new listing goes out as a generic email to the whole list
The neighbor who wanted that block, the past client whose buyer is finally pre-approved, the co-broke agent with a fit for it. None of them get the listing in a form that converts to a showing booking on the calendar.
Stock CRM templates that no buyer finishes reading
A buyer signs up on the IDX site. The CRM enrolls them in a fourteen-email sequence that opens with "Welcome to my real estate journey." The buyer unsubscribes by email three. The agent learns nothing about what they actually want.
How a saved property becomes a sent note.
A buyer comes back to the MLS. Claude dispatches the Mosaic to pull the history, draft a personal note, and queue it for the agent.
The operational stack, set up for you.
One subscription. Three things land in the box.
Our Mosaic of AI specialists, dispatched by Claude
- Calibrated to your sphere and your farm
- Dispatched by Claude per listing or contact
- Specialists for nurture, listings, open houses, and post-tour
CRM, marketing automation, and site hosting
- Pipelines, calendars, and the agent site
- Email, SMS, inbox, and reviews
- White-labeled inside the subscription
Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, or your existing IDX
- We pay for the seat
- Connected to the platform on day one
- Agents keep the CRM they already know