Free · 1 hour · online · for brokers & team leaders
One hour on your brokerage's traffic and lead problem.
You're responsible for where your agents' business comes from — and most of it still arrives through portals you don't own or referrals you can't forecast. Give us an hour. We'll show you exactly how your brokerage shows up in Google and in AI answers today, where the leaks are, and the shortest path to more traffic and more leads. Then you keep the plan, whether or not you ever hire us.
No cost. No obligation. No slide deck. We run these by hand, so there are a limited number each month.
Why brokers book this
Your agents' lead problem is a visibility problem.
Every broker we talk to describes some version of the same thing. Recruiting is easier when agents believe the brokerage generates business. Retention is easier when it actually does. But the lead flow is rented — portal leads that get sold to three agents at once, ad spend that stops working the day it stops, and a website nobody can find.
Meanwhile the way people pick an agent moved again. Buyers and sellers now ask an assistant — ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or the AI answer sitting on top of Google — "who's the best agent in [our city]?" Those systems name specific people and specific brokerages. Somebody in your market is already the answer to that question.
The question is whether it's your team.
That's what this hour is for. We come with the research already done, tell you plainly what we found, and leave you with a plan you could execute without us. Not because we're generous — because a broker who can see the gap is a broker who does something about it, and we'd rather be the agency you call once you can see it.
The agenda
What actually happens in the hour.
No discovery questionnaire, no "tell us about your goals" warm-up. We've done the homework before you join the call.
We ask the AI about your market
We run the questions your next client is actually asking — "best real estate agent in [your city]", "who should I list with in [neighborhood]", "top brokerage in [market]" — through ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google's AI. We record who gets named, what got cited, and where you land. You'll see the actual answers.
The findings, unedited
We show you what we found. If a competing brokerage owns every answer in your market, we say so and show you why. If your own site is invisible to the systems doing the recommending, we show you the specific reasons — and they're usually fixable.
Where your traffic and leads are leaking
Your website, your Google Business Profile, your neighborhood coverage, your reviews, and your agents' individual presence — reviewed as one system. Most brokerages are losing business at a handful of specific, boring, fixable points. We name them.
The plan, in priority order
What to fix first, second, and third, scaled to what your team can realistically execute. We start with what you can do in-house for free, because those are usually the highest-return moves and it tells you fast whether we know what we're talking about.
Your questions — and an honest answer about fit
Then we tell you plainly whether this is something you should run in-house, hire elsewhere for, or bring us in on. Our pricing is public, so there's nothing to reveal at the end. If we're not the right fit, that's a fine outcome for an hour.
What you keep
You leave with things, not a follow-up call.
Everything below is yours at the end of the hour, whether or not we ever work together.
Your market's AI answers
The actual responses ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google's AI give for the questions your buyers and sellers ask — with who gets named and what got cited.
A named list of leaks
The specific points where your brokerage loses traffic and leads — profile gaps, missing neighborhood coverage, schema your site doesn't have, review gaps.
A prioritized fix list
Ordered by return, marked by whether it's a do-it-yourself job, a one-time project, or ongoing work. Written so an ops person could act on it Monday.
An honest read on fit
Whether you need an agency at all right now. Sometimes the answer is no, and hearing that from someone who sells the service is worth the hour by itself.
Fit
We'd rather use the hour well than fill the calendar.
An hour is real time for both of us. Here's who gets something out of it and who doesn't.
Book it if…
- You're a broker, brokerage owner, or team lead responsible for where your agents' business comes from.
- You already have a website and a Google Business Profile and suspect you're getting less from them than you should.
- Your lead flow is mostly rented — portals, paid leads, or ad spend that stops the day the card stops.
- You want to recruit and retain on the strength of the business the brokerage generates.
- You're willing to hear that some of the problem is fixable in-house, and to actually do it.
Skip it if…
- You want leads next week. This is compounding work — foundations move in weeks, authority takes months. We won't pretend otherwise.
- You're looking for someone to run ads only. That's a real service; it isn't this one.
- You want a guarantee of AI placement. Nobody can honestly promise that, and anyone who does is guessing.
- You're a solo agent just starting out — take the free AI visibility check instead; it's faster and better suited to you.
- You're a buyer or seller looking for an agent. We market for agents; we don't sell homes.
Why now, in real numbers
This isn't a trend piece. It's already how clients behave.
Every number below comes from a primary source — the National Association of REALTORS®, OpenAI, and Google — linked so you can check it yourself.
of home buyers use the internet in their search — and for 43%, the very first step is looking online, before they contact a single agent.
of buyers choose their agent from a personal referral — and most interview only one agent before signing. Being the name that comes up is usually the whole ballgame.
people use ChatGPT every week (OpenAI, 2025) — a fast-growing share asking the exact "who should I hire?" questions a referral used to answer.
people a month now see Google's AI Overviews — the AI answer that sits above the old blue links (Alphabet, Q1 2025 earnings). It's the new front page.
Don't take our word for it
Before you book anything, open ChatGPT or Google and ask "who's the best real estate brokerage in [your city]?" — the exact question your next client is asking. Read who it names and whether your team is anywhere in it. That thirty-second test is the whole argument for the hour.
Want the same thing in writing first? Run our free AI Visibility Checker, or read the sourced roundup of AI-search stats — we published the claims we couldn't verify, too.
Book your free strategy session.
Tell us about your brokerage and we'll come back within one business day with a couple of times. We do the market research before the call, so the hour is all substance.
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Questions
Before you book the hour.
Yes. One hour, no cost, no obligation, and no requirement to buy anything afterward. We do it because the fastest way to show a broker what we're worth is to be useful for an hour before any money changes hands. You keep the plan either way — including if you take it to another agency or run it in-house.
No slide deck and no pitch. We spend the hour on your brokerage. If what you need is something we sell, we'll say so and point you at our public pricing — which you can read right now without talking to anyone. If what you need is something you should do in-house or hire elsewhere for, we'll say that too. That's the more common outcome.
Your website address, your market or the neighborhoods you focus on, and a rough sense of where your leads come from today. That's it. You don't need analytics access, a report, or any preparation — the research happens on our side before the call.
The AI visibility audit is a written report on one narrow question: does AI name you in your market. The strategy session is a live hour covering your whole online marketing picture — website, Google Business Profile, local SEO and neighborhood coverage, reviews, and AI visibility — and how those pieces should fit together across a team. Brokers usually want the session; individual agents usually want the audit.
Please do. These work best with whoever actually owns marketing decisions in the room — often the broker plus an ops or marketing person. Bring up to three or four people; past that it turns into a webinar and stops being useful.
Then the session is the fastest way to scope that. Our monthly plans and one-time project prices are already public — including a $1,999 one-time website build with neighborhood pages — so there's no sales cycle to sit through. The hour just tells us which of them actually fits.