Lead response for real estate
Every lead answered in 60 seconds. Even mid‑showing.
AgentREBoost scans your inbox, recognizes a new lead the moment it lands, and sends a reply you wrote yourself, in your name, with your phone number and your calendar link. You find out by text.
1. BoomTown Lead Response Benchmark Report 2. California Assoc. of Realtors / NAR studies 3. MIT Lead Response Management Study 4. InsideSales.com / Harvard Business Review
The problem
The harder you work, the bigger this problem gets.
A lead comes in at 2:14 on a Tuesday. You are mid-showing, or in the car, or at a closing. By the time you see it, four hours have passed and three other agents have already replied.
The busiest agents have the biggest challenge, because the hours a lead is most likely to arrive are exactly the hours you are out doing the job. The four-hour gap closes the moment something is checking the inbox while you work.
How it works
Four steps. No new software to learn.
It runs with your existing inbox. You do not log into anything new, and your CRM keeps doing whatever it already does.
Monitor
Connects to your email inbox and checks it continuously.
Detect
Recognizes a genuine new lead and ignores the newsletters, receipts and duplicates.
Respond
Sends the reply you wrote, with your number and a booking link, in under 60 seconds.
Connect
Texts you their number, immediately. One tap to call and you're talking to them.
Who it is for
One agent, or a hundred.
What it costs to miss one
You do not need many saves for this to pay for itself.
The argument for lead response tooling is usually made with adjectives. Here it is with arithmetic instead: one additional closed side, at the assumptions below.
| AgentREBoost, 12 months | $2,388 |
| One-time setup | $200 |
| Year one, all in | $2,588 |
| One additional closed side | $7,500 |
Illustrative arithmetic, not a performance claim. Assumes a $300,000 sale price and a 2.5% side commission; substitute your own numbers and the shape holds. AgentREBoost does not guarantee any number of transactions.
It only has to catch one.
Set it up once and leave it running. One deal you would otherwise have lost pays for the year.