That sign in the yard rings your phone at 9pm. Scarlett answers it — tells the caller about the listing, books the showing, and texts you the lead — while you're still at dinner. Buyers reach the right buyer's agent, seller leads get flagged for the listing side, and open-house questions stop interrupting your Sundays. She's taking calls this minute; try her out.
Working the demo line now · call like a curious buyer
A couple drives past your listing after dinner, pulls over, and dials the number on the sign. You're at another showing — or asleep. By morning they've toured the online listings three other agents answered for. The seller lead is worse to lose: someone thinking about listing calls one or two agents at most, and the conversation they actually have is the one that becomes a signed agreement.
Scarlett turns every ring — sign, portal, or referral — into a captured, routed, scheduled lead.
What Scarlett Does
The impulse call from the curb is the hottest lead in real estate and the most perishable. Scarlett answers it live, shares beds, baths, and price from your listing sheet, and captures the caller before the impulse fades.
A relocation buyer, a first-timer, and a homeowner weighing a spring listing need three different people. Scarlett identifies which call she's on and routes it by your team's rules.
Is it still available? What are the HOA dues? When's the open house? Scarlett answers from the listing details you give her and invites the caller to a private tour while she has them.
Instead of a message slip that says 'wants to see the house,' you get a confirmed appointment — time, property, buyer's name and number — dropped onto the right agent's schedule with a confirmation text sent.
Built for Real Estate
Works for a solo agent's cell line or a 40-agent brokerage's main number.
FAQ
The rings you physically can't take: sign calls during showings, portal leads at midnight, open-house questions on Saturday morning. Scarlett answers each one, figures out buyer versus seller versus curious neighbor, gives listing details, and books showings onto the right agent's calendar.
Yes. Give her your rules — buyer leads round-robin to buyer's agents, seller leads go straight to the listing partner, past clients ring you directly — and she sorts every caller accordingly. The lead lands with the person who should work it, with notes attached.
She answers from the listing itself: price, beds and baths, availability, showing instructions, open-house times. Then she does what a good assistant does — offers to schedule a private tour and takes the caller's contact details either way.
We build to your stack. Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, Sierra Interactive, LionDesk, even a shared spreadsheet — wherever your pipeline lives, that's where the caller's details, source, and conversation summary land, tagged and ready for follow-up.
Ring (720) 770-2664 and play the part of a buyer who just spotted a for-sale sign. Push her — ask about price, schools, whether the seller will take less — and see how she keeps you engaged and gets you booked.
Depends on scope. A solo agent who needs sign calls answered and showings booked is a lighter build than a team with routing rules and CRM automation. Projects are quoted individually; the pricing guide on this page shows what different tiers look like.
Try her as a buyer calling from the curb outside a listing. If she would have captured you, she'll capture them.