Your phone receptionist, on your website and your sign.
Some buyers would rather type than call, especially at 11 p.m. scrolling listings. RealInfoBot adds a chat box to your website that answers listing questions, takes down details and books showings, using the same facts as your phone receptionist.
What visitors can do
Ask questions. Asking price, rooms, condo fees, open house times, the areas you work in. Same answers as on the phone, from the listing sheets you wrote in.
Book. It finds open times in your Google Calendar and books a showing or a consultation, right in the chat.
Leave their details. If they're not ready to book, it takes their name, number and what they're looking for, and you get it in your inbox.
Talk instead. Visitors can start a voice call with your receptionist from the website, without picking up a phone.
From the sign to the chat
Print a QR code on your sign, your feature sheets or the card on the open house table. One scan opens the chat on the buyer's phone, with nothing to install. They can ask about the house they're standing in front of, book a showing or tap to talk it through out loud. Sign and listing calls
Why one receptionist for both
You only set things up once. When you add a listing, change an open house time or mark a home sold, the phone and the chat both know. And every conversation, typed or spoken, ends up in the same inbox.
Adding it to your site
Copy a short snippet into your website, the way you'd add Google Analytics. It goes just before the closing body tag, so any site builder that lets you add custom code works. If your brokerage or a web designer looks after your site, send it to them.
Good to know
- The chat is labelled as an AI assistant, always.
- It gives listing facts, not advice. Questions about price, offers or the market get passed to you.
- Website chat is unlimited on every plan.
- It works in English and French.