The problem this solves
Leads aged before the first call
Enquiries arrived from property portals, paid ads and the website faster than a small in-house team could dial. By the time a caller got back to a buyer, the buyer had already spoken to two other projects, or stopped picking up.
Every buyer heard a different pitch
Tele-callers qualified inconsistently. Some captured budget and locality, some did not, and site visits were booked without confirming, so a third of them never showed.
How the agent is set up
Call every enquiry within minutes
The team started from the real-estate template and pointed it at their project sheet. Aisha, the voice agent, called each new lead within minutes of it landing, in natural Hinglish, and asked the questions a good sales caller would: budget range, configuration, preferred locality and timeline.
Book and confirm the visit on the call
When a buyer qualified, the agent offered a site-visit slot, confirmed it, and captured the name and number straight into the developer's leads. A reminder call went out before the visit to cut no-shows.
Only warm buyers reached the humans
Sales advisors stopped spending their day on cold dials and only met buyers who were already qualified and booked.
It runs on the real estate agent you can talk to live right now, built on the same calling stack and pay-per-minute pricing as every other agent.
Try it on your own call
This is a playbook, not a customer story. There is no client name here and no result to quote, because we do not have one to publish yet. What you can do is talk to a live agent, interrupt it, and see whether it handles this job the way the page says it does. Then build your own against your script.