A homeowner just asked what their place is worth. They asked two other agencies too.
pepline holds the estimation conversation while they're still on your site: the property, their timeline, their reason for selling. You call back with a mandate case, not a phone number.
Set up from your listings, your method, your voice.
An estimation request almost never goes to only you.
The homeowner fills your form, gets a "we'll call you," and keeps browsing. The agency that answers first, with something real, gets the walkthrough. The mandate follows the walkthrough.
A reply that comes days later usually comes second.
Hold the conversation while they're still deciding who to call.
The agent asks what you'd ask on the phone: the property, the timeline, sell-first-or-buy-first, what's driving the move. It answers what it can from your method (fees, how you market, how long comparable sales took) and hands you a seller brief the moment the conversation ends.
The seller brief is ready the moment the conversation ends, so your call-back starts from the project, not from scratch.
Common objections, answered.
“My portal leads already come pre-filled.”
Pre-filled with a name and a listing, not a project. And portals bring you buyers. The mandate walks in through your own door: the estimation request. That's the one to answer first.
“Sellers want a real agent.”
They do, at the walkthrough. The agent gets what prepares it: the property, the timeline, the context. You arrive knowing the case, not discovering it on the doorstep.
“An AI can't estimate a property.”
It doesn't. It gives no figure: it scopes the project, explains your method, and leaves the estimate to you. That's your expertise, and it says so to the visitor.
“Isn't this just a real estate chatbot?”
A real estate chatbot deflects with a script. This is an agent: it holds a real estimation conversation grounded in your method, then hands you a seller brief. It qualifies, it does not just chat.
Buyer inquiries get the same treatment: financing, timing, area, and whether they have a place to sell first. That last answer is a seller lead.
Live before your next estimation request.
Point it at your listings and your method. Review what it learned.
Flow, criteria, voice: yours, approved before the first conversation.
The widget goes where the estimation form sits.
Call back with a mandate case, not a number.
The agent scopes the property, the timeline and the context while the homeowner is still on your site.