Seller reports
Every past buyer becomes a future listing
The buyer you closed last year is a seller in a few. Grant keeps you in the room: a weekly report on their neighborhood — homes sold near them, price-per-square-foot trends, rates — with your face on it and your number one tap away.
Anchored on their home
Not a generic market blast: 'Since you closed on 204 Colca Cv, three homes like yours nearby have sold.' Their purchase is the baseline; the story is their equity.
No fake valuations
Automated value estimates are the top complaint about tools like this — especially in non-disclosure states. AGNT skips the fake number: when they want a real one, one tap asks you for a CMA. The agent is the valuation.
Signal back to you
Opens and repeat visits become intent signal. When someone reads four straight reports and asks what their home is worth — Grant tells you, with the CMA already started.
Questions, answered
- What is a seller report?
- A recurring neighborhood report for homeowners — activity, trends, and rates around their home — that keeps their agent front-of-mind until listing day. AGNT's is weekly, agent-branded, and AVM-free.
- How is this different from Homebot?
- Agent-first (you're the brand, not a lender), anchored on the subject property, no auto-valuations — and the engagement signal routes to YOU as ranked next actions.
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