Real estate automation: start where it hurts most.
Every business in this line of work runs on a few processes that eat the same hours every week. These are the ones our catalogue already covers, with conservative estimates, and the creator turns your own description into a spec a person prices in writing.
Where businesses like this usually start
Repairs desk for property managers
A tenant reports a fault, it gets triaged, a contractor gets the order, the invoice gets reconciled, and the board gets a monthly report nobody had to write.
~28h back per month, conservative estimateContract register
Incoming contracts summarised, red flags raised, and every renewal and notice window watched with alerts before it closes.
~12h back per month, conservative estimateQuote desk
A request becomes a draft quote from your price list, waits for your yes, goes out, and follows up by itself three days later.
~15h back per month, conservative estimate
Common questions
- What does Real estate automation cost?Catalogue prices start at $490 for a single delivered workflow; the fixed price for your case comes from a conversation or a paid audit ($290 remote, credited toward the project), in writing, before any work starts.
- Do we need to change the systems we already use?No. Automations are built against the systems you already run - the creator has a list from BaseLinker and Comarch to Microsoft 365 - and anything with an API or a mailbox can be connected.
- Who is responsible when the automation acts?Every automation we deliver runs with a written spec, a full run record, an approval queue for anything that matters, and a signed proof afterwards. A person stays in charge of every consequential step.
The full catalogue, with prices and the ROI dial: browse the automations