Your practice. Your way of working.
Start with the tasks your agents need help with. Then evaluate access, seats, review requirements and the current commercial scope.
Scattered buyer notes need a meeting structure.
- Stated priorities
- Outdoor space and a home office
- Open question
- Preferred timing
Ask the buyer to describe how they intend to use the outdoor space and office. Separate essential features from flexible preferences.
Find your starting point.
Come home to cream brick, a planted front garden and a distinctive slate-blue entry. This three-bedroom townhouse brings character to the everyday.
Solo agents
Listing copy, client follow-up and your own marketing all compete for attention. Give each one a focused starting point in RealtrAI.
Explore RealtrAI for solo agents →Thank you for visiting the townhouse. You asked about the front garden, and I’m happy to share the property details we discussed. What would be useful for you to see before deciding on a second visit?
Teams
Give agents access to focused drafting workflows, with team seats, member management and lead assignment.
Explore RealtrAI for teams →Lead with the townhouse’s street presence, garden and distinctive entry. Show these details consistently in photography and listing copy.
Brokerages
Evaluate multi-seat access, team management, lead assignment and brokerage branding alongside your existing review policies.
Explore RealtrAI for brokerages →$250 × 180 nights = $45,000 per year.
Investment agents
Prepare vacation-rental scenarios and investor-facing drafts from the facts and assumptions you supply.
Explore RealtrAI for investment agents →Prepared examples with fictional inputs, not live product screens.
Bring the task you know best.
An evaluation is most useful when you can compare the draft with your current process. Choose a familiar listing, conversation or investment scenario and confirm how much review it needs.
An appointment needs a clear story and a plan.
- Property
- Townhouse with a front garden
- Your plan
- Photography, listing copy and open-house materials
Lead with the townhouse’s street presence, garden and distinctive entry. Show these details consistently in photography and listing copy.
THE WORK IN CONTEXT
Different practices. A shared need to be prepared.
Evaluate the tools against the way your practice really operates: the people who need access, the tasks they repeat and the review standards they follow.
Review the written scope →YOUR STARTING POINT
What would make this useful?
- 01 / The work
- Choose the recurring tasks you want to evaluate.
- 02 / The people
- Tell us who needs access and how you review work.
- 03 / The scope
- Confirm tools, limits, price and terms in writing.
Tell us how your team works.
Tell us which tasks fill your week. Request an evaluation with the tools, seats, limits and price confirmed in writing.