A custom agent website, a richer page for every listing, and an AI listing guide that answers from your approved property facts. Built and managed by one accountable local partner.
One founding realtor partner. Six months. Built around a real workflow.
Illustrative conceptFeatured listingMidtown TulsaDoes the home have a dedicated office?
Yes. The approved listing packet identifies a first-floor office with built-in shelving and a courtyard view.
Source: broker-approved property detailsMost realtor sites show an MLS feed and a contact form. The Listing Desk is narrower and more useful: it helps you launch the property, answer serious questions, organize inquiries, keep the seller informed, and improve the experience with a real human beside you.
Scroll through the listingYou approve one structured listing packet. We turn it into a fast, branded page that can carry your photography, floor plan, 3D tour, open-house details, documents, and personal story for the home.
The Listing Guide answers only from facts you have approved. It can explain room details, renovations, included features, showing instructions, and open-house times without inventing an answer.
When a visitor wants a showing or follow-up, the guide collects the useful basics, including how to reach them and whether they are already represented. The result can be handed into your existing CRM instead of creating another inbox.
Instead of forwarding raw analytics, you can share a clear summary of what prospective buyers asked, which content drew attention, what changed, and what you plan to do next.
I build the site, load each approved listing packet, check the agent behavior, tune weak answers, and help you improve the workflow. The pilot succeeds only if it becomes easier to run after every listing.
This pilot is built around the place where a high-touch agent can stand apart: the experience surrounding her own listings.
This is a reduced design-partner price in exchange for candid feedback, access to the real workflow, and permission to turn what works into a repeatable Tulsa AI Works offer.
Enough time to launch, learn across real activity, and decide whether the service earns a permanent place in the business.
Agent brand site, listing pages, Listing Guide, inquiry handoff, and weekly Seller Brief are included.
Branding, advertising, data use, disclosures, and workflow are reviewed before the public site goes live.
We map the brokerage website, CRM, MLS process, scheduling, photography, tour host, and forms before choosing integrations.
Domains, media production, CRM fees, 3D-tour hosting, and other vendor charges are separate and approved before purchase.
If the pilot saves time, improves the listing presentation, and earns seller confidence, it continues. If not, the findings still make the next product better.
The first conversation maps your brokerage rules, current tools, listing packet, seller communication, and the moments where a better experience would actually matter.
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