Built for real estate agents

You Sell Houses.Your Inbox Sells You.

The Zillow lead from 11 PM you haven't responded to yet.

The buyer's tour you keep meaning to schedule.

The contract addendum sitting in DocuSign for two days.

The past client you forgot to wish happy birthday.

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No pitch deck. No demo. Just your numbers.

Your Back Office Right Now

Four Roles. All of Them Are You.

Lead Intake
Your inner CMO

Zillow, Realtor.com, Facebook, referrals — leads dropping in at all hours and the first one to respond wins. You're losing the 12-hour ones.

Listings & Showings
Your inner COO

Photos, copy, MLS entry, lockbox codes, showing windows. Each new listing eats half a day before you can market it.

Docs & Closings
Your inner CFO

Disclosures, addenda, inspection responses, closing statements. Three deals at three stages and the documents live in five different folders.

Past-Client Farming
Your inner EA

Sphere of influence touches. Anniversary check-ins. Holiday cards. Referral asks. All known to matter, none consistently done.

Patton AI runs these four jobs in the background. You stay on the phone with humans.

What People Ask Us To Build

Specific Asks We Hear From Real Estate Agents.

If any of these match your week, we should talk. None of these are generic; every one is something an owner-operator in your industry has actually asked for.

Ask 01
New lead instant response with showing slot offered

Zillow lead at 11 PM → personalized acknowledgment within minutes including a one-tap link to book a showing time you're actually available. The 12-hour-cold-lead problem stops costing you deals.

Ask 02
Listing preparation pipeline

New listing signed → kickoff sequence: photographer scheduled, copy drafted from your style guide, MLS entry pre-filled, social posts queued, sign installation requested. You review each step, click approve.

Ask 03
Buyer's tour logistics

Five properties, two-hour window, optimal route + lockbox codes + showing-window confirmations all coordinated. Buyer arrives at the first house knowing exactly where you're going next.

Ask 04
Contract addendum and disclosure tracking

Counter-offer drafted with the right addenda for your state, sent for e-signature, tracked through every signature line. Stalls flagged before the deadline becomes a deal-killer.

Ask 05
Closing checklist tracking with reminders

Every active deal tracked through 30+ closing milestones. Reminders fire at the right time for inspection responses, appraisal contingencies, financing deadlines. Nothing slips.

Ask 06
Past-client touch points (anniversary + holidays + life events)

Closed deal becomes a relationship. 1-month, 6-month, 1-year anniversaries auto-drafted. Holiday cards sent. Birthdays remembered. Referral asks at the right moments.

Ask 07
CMA / comps generation from MLS data

New seller asks 'what's my house worth?' → CMA drafted with comps from your MLS pulled to the right radius and timeframe, formatted in your branded template, ready in minutes not hours.

Ask 08
Post-closing review request and referral ask

Deal closed → 7d satisfaction check, 14d Google/Zillow review request, 30d 'who else do you know?' referral nudge. The reviews and referrals you keep meaning to ask for, asked.

What's this worth to your business?
Run The Numbers

How much time are you actually losing?

We assume Patton AI recovers ~60% of these hours. Conservative by design — actual client results land 65–80%.

8 HRS/WK

Hours per week sorting, triaging, following up on email

6 HRS/WK

Logging contacts, chasing estimates, updating deal status

7 HRS/WK

Building bids, coordinating subs, rescheduling jobs

Blended hourly rate — billable or your opportunity rate

$/ HR
Hours recovered per month
50 HRS
Dollar value per year
$90,720
That's roughly
76 additional client-facing days a year

Based on 60% recovery rate · 48 working weeks/year · your inputs above. Conservative by design.

Your back office shouldn't run you.Let's fix that in 30 minutes.

No slides. No demo. You tell me your week, I'll tell you what's automatable.

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