agentplain

Built for independent real-estate brokerages

Intelligence rooted in reality.

We lift up realtors and brokerages by doing the work that takes their time and money away from the people they serve.

agentplain REPLACES the 8–12 weekly hours a broker-owner spends on coordination work, INTEGRATES with Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, and DocuSign on day one, and AUGMENTS the broker-of-record's review on every customer-facing draft.

The listing, buyer, and compliance skills, agents, and memory a brokerage would otherwise build itself

The operating layer behind the independent brokerage.

ROI multiplier

26x

Per seat

$199 → $99

Integrations planned

5

The short answer

What is agentplain for real estate?

agentplain for real estate is a managed AI service partnership for independent brokerages and agents. A service team installs a vertical-aware fleet that handles listing intake, routes inbound buyer inquiries, coordinates showings, runs a fair-housing pass on every customer-facing draft, keeps the CRM clean, and builds production reports — working inside the Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, and DocuSign you already use. The fleet drafts and proposes; the broker approves and sends. Nothing leaves the brokerage without a person's name on it.

A day in the life

What the fleet drafts before you open the laptop.

One concrete example from a real estate practitioner's week — the scenario, what the practitioner does today, and what changes after the fleet lands.

Sarah's counter-offer lands Tuesday 9:14pm. She wakes Wednesday at 6:30am.

Today

Open dotloop, pull the counter, scan the buyer's agent thread, find three comparable closings in MLS, draft a response in Outlook. ~45 minutes before her first showing.

With agentplain

The fleet has already drafted the counter-offer response, summarized the buyer's agent's response history across this transaction, and surfaced three comparable closings from the brokerage's own past-listing files in Drive. Sarah reviews, edits one number, then signs and sends from her transaction system (once dotloop is connected, the draft drops straight into it).

Outcome

Four minutes instead of forty-five. The fleet drafts; Sarah's broker-of-record review stays in place; she sends from her own transaction system.

Jobs to be done

The recurring work, role by role.

One row per recurring job the role does today. The right column is what the role does after agentplain lands — the agent drafts; the human still owns the customer-facing decision.

Broker-owner

JobWhenTodayWith agentplain
Know what the fleet drafted overnightMorning, with coffeeOpen Outlook, scan the last 24 hours of activity by handDaily briefing — yesterday's drafts + flags + per-agent activity scannable in under 30 seconds
Triage a compliance flag on an in-flight listingWithin hours of the flag landingCaught after the listing's already on MLS, via a call from the broker-of-recordSentinel pre-checks every customer-facing draft; flags surface before MLS submission with severity rating + suggested rewrite
Invite a new agent to the workspaceNew hire onboardingManual setup — credentials, tool access, trainingSelf-serve invite from the workspace settings page
Configure which agents are enabled at your tierInitial setup, tier upgradeDoesn't exist — your current stack doesn't have configurable agentsSettings page, role-gated by tier
See the AI activity on any listing in your brokeragePre-close review, regulatory inquiryHunt through inbox + CRM history by handPer-listing activity feed — append-only handoff log on the listing's page
See agent-team health — who is using the product, who is notWeeklyDoesn't existWorkspace user list with last-active-at
Pay your billMonthlyManual invoice from your current toolingBilling page in your workspace — invoice history + payment method

Individual real-estate agent

JobWhenTodayWith agentplain
Know what the fleet has ready for you todayPhone-open in the morningNo surfaceMobile-first today view — three highest-priority items at a glance
Send a drafted reply to a buyer inquiryMid-day, between showingsOpen Outlook, retype from memorySurfaced drafted reply, copy-to-clipboard, deeplink into your own email client
See compliance flags on your own draftsPre-MLS submissionDoesn't happen — flag fires after submissionReal-time flag on the draft surface
Ratify a per-listing recommendationWithin hours of recommendation landingDoesn't existPer-listing recommendation row in the today view
Ask the fleet about a specific lead or listingWhen stuck or curiousDoesn't existThread surface scoped to a single record
See your own production vs. workspace medianMonthlyManual MLS queryProduction-reporter output, agent-scoped variant

ROI math

The arithmetic. Audit it.

Illustrative inputs, real math — the headline is the multiplier; the row below shows the arithmetic. If your shop's inputs differ, the same template runs against your numbers in the first month's outcome report.

Headline multiplier

26x

Illustrative; your numbers will vary with the hours you reclaim.

Subscription cost
Regular tier · $199 per seat (solo), sliding to $99 per seat (50–99 seats) — 7-day free trial, card at signup
Value delivered
$5,300 saved/mo at the broker-owner level alone
The math
8–12 owner-hours/week on coordination work × $120/hr blended (owner-as-producer opportunity cost) × 4.3 weeks = $4,128–$6,192/mo. Midpoint $5,160. Against the solo Regular-tier seat ($199/mo) the broker-owner alone recovers cost in the first working week and runs ~26x ROI. Conservative annualized: $61,920/yr returned to producing.

The downside it removes

The other half of ROI: the violation that never sends.

Hours reclaimed is only one side of the math. The other side is the regulatory exposure a draft-then-approve loop takes off the table — the part an auto-execution tool structurally cannot promise to dodge.

Fair-housing exposure is the quiet killer in realty marketing: a single discriminatory phrase in a listing description or a buyer reply is a fileable Fair Housing Act violation carrying a first-offense HUD civil penalty of $26,262 (2025 inflation-adjusted, 24 CFR §180.671), and advertising-side TILA-RESPA disclosure slips compound from there. An auto-execution tool publishes the listing copy before a human reads it; agentplain's fleet drafts it, the HUD enumerated-phrase scanner flags it, and a person approves it — so the violating sentence never reaches a portal. That avoided penalty isn't in the 26x hours math above; it's pure downside the approval gate removes, which an auto-send competitor cannot promise to dodge.

What agentplain does, and doesn't

Replace. Integrate. Augment.

The fleet replaces some work, integrates with the rest of your stack, and augments the work that has to stay human. Every entry below is a specific commitment — no marketing fog.

Replace

Work the fleet takes off your desk entirely.

  • 8–12 hours/week of broker-owner coordination work — lead routing, listing-intake follow-up, showing scheduling, recruiting outreach, monthly reports
  • The hygiene drift that an unstaffed CRM accumulates between quarterly clean-ups
  • The "I'll get to that next month" production reports built by hand
  • Reactive compliance review — every customer-facing draft is pre-checked instead

Integrate

Customer-system tools agentplain reads from and writes to.

  • Outlook + Gmail (per-agent OAuth — email + calendar)
  • Google Drive (your file substrate — past offers, playbooks, listing photos)
  • DocuSign (per-listing signature routing)
  • QuickBooks Online (production-reporter dependency)

Augment

Work the human still owns — the agent drafts, you decide.

  • Broker-of-record review — the sentinel pre-checks; the human still signs
  • Listing description drafting — the agent drafts in your voice; you approve before MLS
  • Recruiting outreach — drafted opens with one substantiated production reference, plain CTA, opt-out line
  • Buyer-inquiry first-touch — drafted in <2 minutes; sent from your own system

Pricing

Regular · per-seat, $199 solo, sliding to $99 at 50+ seats

Per seat, month-to-month. Standard managed AI ops + onboarding bundled in. 7-day free trial, card at signup; cancel any time.

Solo (1 seat)

$199

per seat / mo

2–9 seats

$179

per seat / mo

10–24 seats

$149

per seat / mo

25–49 seats

$119

per seat / mo

50–99 seats

$99

per seat / mo

Need higher-intensity service, multi-state ops, white-label, or a dedicated team? Step up to Max → · Need a capability we don't ship yet? Build with us on /custom →

Integrations

What's live, what's ready, and what's coming.

Live means the connect path is open and your service partner reads, categorizes, coordinates, schedules, and drafts on your real system. Ready means the adapter is built and tested behind the port — going live takes a connected credential, not new code. Planned means committed-with-window, not vaporware.

Live

CRM

Follow Up Boss

Reads leads, triages each one, drafts a first-touch reply into /approvals, writes the decision back as a note + tag.

CRM

Sierra Interactive

Reads contacts, triages each lead, drafts a first-touch reply, writes the triage decision back as a private note + tag.

Calendar + email

Microsoft 365 Graph

Calendar + email

Google Workspace

Accounting

QuickBooks Online

Planned · Q3 2026

Transaction management

dotloop

Transaction management

Skyslope

MLS (Georgia)

FMLS / GAMLS

Lead source

Zillow / Realtor.com

MLS standard

RESO Web API

Sync-diff alone is a subtest. Integration-acceptance means the agent completes the full functional value loop — read, categorize, coordinate, schedule, draft — end-to-end on a real customer system.

Questions worth asking

agentplain for real estate — the honest version.

Does agentplain handle fair-housing compliance?

Within the augment model, yes. A real-estate Compliance Sentinel runs a fair-housing pass on every customer-facing draft, checking HUD-enumerated trigger phrases before the broker-of-record reviews it. It flags wording for a person to decide on — it doesn't make the legal call and it doesn't send anything. Liability for licensed activity stays with your brokerage.

Is agentplain a replacement for my CRM or MLS?

No. agentplain connects to the Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, and DocuSign you already pay for and replaces the manual coordination work between them — listing intake, buyer routing, showing scheduling, CRM hygiene, production reports. It isn't a CRM, an MLS, or a transaction-management system, and there's nothing to migrate.

How much does agentplain cost for a brokerage?

Real estate is recommended at the Regular tier — $199 per seat per month for a solo agent, sliding to $99 per seat at 50+ seats. Every tier is per seat, month-to-month, with the first month free, and you can cancel anytime.

Does the fleet send anything to clients on its own?

No. Every draft — a buyer reply, a showing proposal, a status note — lands in your approval queue as a pending item. The fleet drafts and proposes; you approve and send from inside your own email, calendar, and CRM, where your name and domain are already on the message. It never auto-sends, moves money, or makes commitments on your behalf.

Start free

Run your real estate practice on the fleet.

7-day free trial, card at signup. Month-to-month from day one — no annual contract, no auto-renew. The fleet drafts; you decide what ships. Cancel anytime from your billing settings. Need more depth than the tiers cover plug-and-play? We scope per customer — build with us.