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Your 9 PM leads deserve an answer.

A buyer fills out your form at 9:47 PM. Nobody replies until morning. By then they are touring homes with someone else.

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Zillow inquiry9:47 PM

Hi, is the 3-bed on Maple St still available?

00sWaiting for a reply

01Why we built this

Speed is the whole game, and almost nobody plays it.

Nearly 8 in 10 buyers end up working with the first agent who replies. Not the best negotiator. Not the one with the nicest listing photos. The first one to answer.

Yet most inquiries sit for hours. They arrive at night, on weekends, during a showing — exactly when no human is free to answer. The lead was never bad. Nobody got to it in time.

That is a fixable problem, and we refuse to accept it as normal.

02The cost of waiting

The lead was never bad. Nobody got to it in time.

Every hour an inquiry sits unanswered, it cools. The buyer keeps browsing, fills out two more forms, and takes the first call that comes back. You never hear from them again, and you never find out why.

80%
of buyers go with the agent who replies first
60s
seconds is all it takes to be that agent
5 days
from yes to fully installed

Try it for 30 days at no cost. If it is not paying for itself by the end, walk away — you should not be keeping something that isn't.

03The first minute

What happens while you sleep.

Tuesday night. A buyer finds your listing on Zillow and fills out the form.

  1. 9:47:00 PM

    The inquiry lands

    Zillow pushes it to your inbox. Historically, this is where it sits until morning.

  2. 9:47:42 PM

    First reply sent

    Forty-two seconds. A short, human message from an approved template — never improvised.

  3. 9:51 PM

    Qualified in conversation

    Budget, timeline, financing. Answered by the buyer, in their own words, while they are still interested.

  4. 9:56 PM

    Saturday showing booked

    Straight into your Calendly. Your phone buzzes once. You are asleep.

  5. 7:00 AM

    You wake up to a digest

    One message: who came in, who is serious, what is on your calendar today.

04How it works

Four steps. Five days to install.

  1. 01

    The lead arrives

    Zillow, Realtor.com, Facebook, your own site. We connect to the sources you already use — you change nothing.

  2. 02

    Answered in under 60 seconds

    Text, WhatsApp or email, from an approved template. Never an improvised message.

  3. 03

    Qualified in conversation

    Budget, timeline, financing. The questions you would ask, asked before you pick up the phone.

  4. 04

    Serious ones hit your calendar

    Hot leads book straight into Calendly. Cold ones go to a follow-up sequence instead of the trash.

05Try it yourself

The whole thing, running live.

Not a video. Not a mockup. The actual system, answering the way it would answer your leads.

Open the live demo (opens in a new tab)

06The alternatives

What answering fast costs today.

What answering fast costs today.
In-house ISABig platformsLead Rescue
Monthly cost$1,400–$3,000$500–$1,000$397
SetupHiring + training$2,000$997 once
CommitmentSalaryAnnual contractNone
Covers nights & weekendsNoNoYes
Keeps your current CRMYesNoYes
Live in 5 daysNoNoYes

07Pricing

One price. No contract.

$397/month

plus $997 one-time setup

About $13 a day — less than a third of what an in-house ISA costs.

  • Every lead answered in under 60 seconds, 24/7
  • Qualification, booking and follow-up included
  • Works with your current CRM and lead sources
  • 30-day pilot. If it is not paying for itself, walk away.

Straight answers

Do I have to change my CRM?

No. We plug into what you already use. If you decide to leave, your CRM is exactly as you left it.

Is there a contract?

No. Month to month. Cancel whenever you want — if it is not paying for itself, you should not be keeping it.

How long does setup take?

Five days from the moment you say go.

What does the buyer actually receive?

A short, human-sounding message from an approved template — never an improvised one. Every message follows fair housing rules.

What happens to leads that are not ready?

They go into a follow-up sequence at day 3, 10 and 30 instead of dying in your inbox.

I answer these emails myself. If you book a call, you are talking to the person who will install this and pick up the phone when something breaks — not a sales team. I would rather tell you honestly that this is not for you than sell you a setup you do not need.

Jaime Avigdor

Founder, Avigdor Agency

Someone should be answering your 9 PM leads.

Even if it is not us.

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