u/Latter-Pianist-3992

I am building an automated solution for solving the speed to lead problem. I have some questions i want to ask Real Estate Agents who have been in the industry for a couple years and understand how it works so my solution is effective and solves their real problems instead of being a nice to have.

1. What happens when a buyer/seller calls after hours? does it go to voicemail or is there an automated solution for it that is effective and most agents use it.

2. How much does a missed lead cost?

3. What percentage of deals are inbound and what percentage is outbound?

4. How are most leads contacted, through a call or a text?

5. is Zillow the primary source for inbound leads?

I would really appreciate some responses.

Thanks

I was just going through agents on zillow and I saw they have badges like premier or top, How much does it cost to be listed on zillow with these badges, is listing yourself worth it?

I sell inbound call agents for afterhours and outbound agents for fast followups. I have finalized my niche to Real Estate and built my whole system around it. What is the best way to get clients in this niche. Obviously outreach is important but what is the best method? Cold Emails? Cold calls? Ads (I am not confident about I have never worked on)?

Got a little obsessed with the "speed-to-lead" problem in real estate: a lead called within the first minute converts way better than one called an hour later but almost nobody hits that first minute, because humans sleep, eat, and juggle 30 other leads at once.

So over the last few weeks I built Ventix, an AI voice agent that calls a new lead within ~60 seconds, qualifies them (budget, timeline, decision-maker), and books the appointment.

The part I actually want you to test: you can make it call YOU right now. Drop your name and a US number on the demo and it'll ring your phone in a few seconds so you hear exactly what a lead would hear. No signup wall, nothing.

demo.ventixai.com

It's early and I'd genuinely rather have it roasted than complimented. Tell me where it sounds robotic (we can have it in any voice we want), where the conversation flow breaks, where it'd annoy a real buyer. And if any actual agents are lurking, would you ever let something like this touch your leads? Why or why not?

AI Voice agents might not be ready for 25 to 30 mins of call but it can atleast help you contact your leads instantly after they come into your CRM. So Anyone using AI voice agents for qualification or even follow-ups?