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Your agents keep their own accounts
Agents are independent contractors and already pay for Claude or ChatGPT themselves. They connect to your brokerage's assistant from the account they have. You buy seats for staff, not for the whole roster.
For real estate brokerages
Your staff will end up on both platforms and nobody wants to administer either. We consolidate the accounts your team is already expensing into one managed workspace, connect it to the systems you use, and build an assistant that knows how your brokerage actually works — one your agents can reach from the subscriptions they already pay for.
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Agents are independent contractors and already pay for Claude or ChatGPT themselves. They connect to your brokerage's assistant from the account they have. You buy seats for staff, not for the whole roster.
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We work with a single brokerage in each market. What we learn with you never travels to the firm across town — and we won't take your competitor.
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A monthly subscription, not a capital project, and we don't mark up licences. Cancel anytime — retention should come from the work being worth it.
Month 1
Consolidate the subscriptions your staff are already expensing into one managed workspace, with shared projects and a knowledge structure.
Month 2
Connect Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Microsoft 365 and Slack — scoped so it surfaces the right things and not the wrong ones.
Month 3
A usage review: who is actually using it, for what, and where the gaps are.
The simulator
We take a snapshot of how your firm actually works — your neighbourhoods, your listings, your people — and build a simulator from it. Agents ask it the questions they'd otherwise interrupt you with, and get your answer rather than something generic about real estate.
New hires walk a whole transaction through it in half an hour, including the parts that go wrong — the inspection comes back bad, the financing wobbles. Nobody's real deal is at stake.
It's read-only. A copy of how you work, not a connection to your systems. Nothing it does can change a real record. Connecting it to the systems you actually run on is Tier 3, when you're ready.
An agent asks
Contingency deadline is about to lapse
The inspection contingency expires tomorrow and I haven't heard back from my buyer.
Your firm's answer
Escalate to the managing broker the same day. Document every attempt to reach the client, in writing, with times. Do not advise the client on the legal effect of the lapse — that is the broker's call or counsel's.
Asked and answered inside Claude or ChatGPT — from whatever account the agent already pays for.
Tier 1
$199 /mo
Everything the license already includes, configured properly.
Most firms land here
Tier 2
$599 /mo
A simulator of your brokerage, answerable from anyone's Claude or ChatGPT.
Tier 3
from $999 /mo
Your actual business in Claude or ChatGPT, not a copy of it.
Two minutes now, and we'll come back with what we would do in your first month — not a proposal, just the plan. If we are not the right fit we will say that instead.