An AI front desk for real estate agents.
Answers inbound leads the moment they call or text, captures what they're looking for, and gets a showing on the calendar — because the first agent to respond usually wins the client.
Add an AI front deskWhat's actually happening to real estate agents
78% of homebuyers end up working with the first real estate agent who responds to their inquiry, per NAR's 2025 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report.
An agent at a showing or closing can't also be answering a new lead's call — and that lead is calling other agents in the meantime.
Portal leads, sign calls, and referrals all arrive expecting a fast reply — the longer the gap, the colder the lead gets before anyone follows up.
Reeve answers every call real estate agents would otherwise miss — books the appointment, sends the confirmation, and hands off anything that needs a human. One AI business team, added to the business you already run.
Add an AI front deskQuestions real estate agents ask
What does the AI front desk actually do for a real estate agent?
Answers inbound calls and texts the moment they arrive, captures what the lead is looking for (budget, area, timeline), and books a showing or call directly onto the agent's calendar.
Does it replace my front-desk staff?
No — it answers the calls your team can't get to: after-hours, during appointments, on hold, or when the phone rings twice at once. Your staff keeps the relationships; the AI front desk keeps the phone from going to voicemail.
Does it work for both buyer and listing leads?
Yes — it can handle sign-call and portal-lead intake for buyers and route seller inquiries into a listing consultation booking, all from the same front desk.
What does it cost?
Reeve starts at $20/mo, pay-as-you-go on top — you pay for what the AI front desk actually does (calls answered, appointments booked), not a flat per-seat license. [2]