Brokerage AI Readiness Assessment
Your loops mapped and scored, a measured baseline for the worst one, and a priced roadmap. Yours to keep whether or not you continue.
$2,500
5 business days
AI & automation for real estate teams
Published prices, fixed scope, no retainer to start.
A brokerage should be able to see what this costs before talking to anyone. The assessment is the only thing you have to buy first, and you keep it either way.
Listing Intelligence Copilot
Listing copy and CMA summaries drafted from your own MLS fields and seller notes, with a pricing-confidence signal on every draft and comps outside the band called out.
$9,500
About 4 weeks
Buyer Offer Automation
Structured buyer intake that drafts the correct state form for the property type, using your own additional-provisions language, with a review gate before send.
$12,500
About 4 weeks
Transaction Coordination Copilot
A milestone timeline computed from every accepted contract, buyer/lender/title emails drafted on schedule to closing with a wire-fraud warning on every money email, and a daily deadline check with an agent escalation draft behind a permanent approval gate.
$13,500
About 4 weeks
After it is live
Running it is monthly, and only once it works
A copilot earns its retainer by hitting the number first. Tiers scale with how many are live, not with your headcount.
One copilot live
$1,200 / mo
Monitoring, drift re-evaluation, small changes, and the monthly impact report.
Two to four live
$2,200 / mo
The same, plus faster response, prompt and eval tuning, and quarterly review materials.
How this works
No scope creep, no surprise line items
The scope is fixed before the price is
Every build is sold against a written scope. A change becomes a named addendum, not a quiet increase.
The assessment comes off the build
We do not quote a copilot before we have measured the loop. If you start a build within 90 days, the $2,500 comes off it, so the diagnostic costs you nothing but the time.
The number is agreed before any code
The evaluation set and the pass threshold are written down at scoping. If the copilot misses, you get the report saying so.
The retainer is not a lock-in
Monthly, cancel with 30 days notice. You own the prompts, configurations, and outputs either way.
AI & automation for real estate teams
Worth a call before you spend anything?
A call is thirty minutes to work out whether there's a loop here worth automating. A paid assessment is for brokerages that already know there is: it starts with a review of your own files.