SMRT follows up with every contact you have, every week, in your voice, and texts you the moment someone is ready to talk. You sell. Nobody goes cold.
You spent years filling a database. Most of it went cold, because following up with everyone, every week, forever, is not humanly possible.
So you buy more leads to replace the ones you let slip. It is the most expensive habit in real estate.
Open House Boise sends this every week to every contact. The agent spends zero minutes on it.
Ada County, Idaho Market Pulse Week of September 28 · from Luke Gilbert's team | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
This week's lean
Buyers gained ground this week. Sellers held their asking prices. Buyers signed for less. When only one side moves, the market is telling you who blinked. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
What moved · resale · vs last week
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The full board · vs last week
Signed = went under contract. Days = median time on market for listings, or median time to contract for signed. Exact figures in the story below. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
A human inside sales associate runs $60,000 to $90,000 a year. SMRT is about $25 a day, roughly an eighth of the pay, and it never calls in sick.
Plus a one-time $1,500 co-creation fee: a week of work with you, building your assistant, your voice, and your page before it sends a word.
Start a conversation, hit it with your toughest questions, and watch it do the job in real time.
I've sold homes in Boise since 2016. Like every agent I know, I had a database full of people I'd earned and no time to stay in touch with them. So I built SMRT for my own business first. Open House Boise runs on it every week. The market update you saw above is mine.
When you book a call, you get me. I'll show you how it works, tell you straight whether it fits your business, and answer anything you'd rather ask a person than an AI.