First to every lead — qualified buyers and sellers handed to your agents while the interest is real.
What this floor is up against.
- The first credible response usually wins the lead — and portal leads arrive while your agents are mid-showing.
- Follow-up dies after week one; the lead you paid for converts on someone else’s nurture.
- ISA seats are a real payroll line that thin-margin teams struggle to carry.
- Routing is tribal — who gets the lead depends on who’s loud, not what’s fair or fast.
What the AI does. What your people do.
AI agents
- Call portal and form leads back in seconds, around the clock.
- Qualify on script: buying or selling, timeline, area, financing readiness.
- Book showings and consults straight onto agent calendars, by your routing rules.
- Run the long nurture — weeks of courteous persistence your agents never have time for.
Your team
- Agents take warm intros and run the relationship — pricing, offers, and negotiation stay licensed and human.
- Brokers and team leads set routing: by area, by team, round-robin, or however your floor works.
What a call looks like.
Illustrative call flow — scripts, voices, and guardrails are configured per campaign with your team.
The rules, built into the rails.
Revolv enables compliant campaigns — disclosures that can’t be skipped, consent that’s provable, every call QA-scored. Your counsel sets policy; the platform enforces it.
The AI qualifies logistics — timeline, area, readiness. It doesn’t characterize neighborhoods or people, and protected-class topics are out of its lane by design.
FSBO and expired-listing calling is heavily litigated — consent posture, suppression before any dial, identity disclosed, instant opt-outs. Your list strategy and counsel stay decisive.
Qualifying and routing aren’t licensed acts; negotiating is. Offers, terms, and representation stay with your licensed agents.
Works with your Real estate stack.
Asked by every floor we talk to.
How fast does a portal lead get a call?
Seconds from the webhook — the lead lands in your CRM, the callback fires. That window is the whole game, and it no longer depends on who’s free.
What does it never say?
Anything that steers. No neighborhood characterizations, no demographic commentary, no “you’d fit in there” — the script qualifies logistics and books the agent. That guardrail is structural, and QA scores against it.
Will my agents actually take the handoffs?
Handoffs arrive as booked calendar slots with context attached — who, what, where, timeline, financing readiness. Agents keep the relationship; they lose the chase.
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A 20-minute walkthrough mapped to your dialer, your lists, and your compliance posture.