AI real estate
AI for real estate that actually does the work
Most 'AI for real estate' is a chat window bolted onto old software. The version that works inverts it: the AI does the work first — mines the database, drafts the follow-up, renders the marketing from live MLS data — and the agent approves. That's the model AGNT ships today.
Proactive beats reactive
A reactive assistant waits for a prompt. A proactive one wakes you at 7am with finished work: the newsletter queued, the dormant lead re-engaged, the price-drop alert already sent to the client who's been waiting for it. Agents don't want to prompt — they want receipts.
Real data or it's fiction
AI without MLS access guesses. Grant runs on live access to 330+ MLS feeds, so CMAs use real comps, social posts use real market stats, and search alerts fire on real inventory — never generic AI filler.
The stack, not a feature
AI websites that describe themselves into existence ($39/mo), native IDX search with instant client alerts ($99/mo), and Grant's marketing OS across iPhone, browser, and inside Follow Up Boss ($99/mo). All three run together for $199/mo.
Questions, answered
- What's the best AI tool for real estate agents?
- The one that finishes work instead of suggesting it. AGNT's Grant drafts newsletters, re-engages dormant leads, builds CMAs from real comps, sets up client search alerts, and renders social posts from live MLS photos — then asks for one tap of approval.
- Can AI replace a real estate agent?
- No — and AGNT isn't built to. Grant is a clone of the agent, doing the machine work (follow-up, nurture, marketing cadence) so the human does the human work: relationships and closings.
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