Sellers who read but don't call
Someone on the valuation and fees pages gets offered a free valuation or a price report by email, at the moment they're thinking about it.
Signal for estate agents
Find the sellers among your browsers
Most of your traffic is people looking at houses. Somewhere in there is the person thinking of selling theirs this year, reading your fees page for the second time. Signal notices, asks one question, and offers a valuation.
Our general demo: a service business's website with Signal running for real. The idea works the same on yours.
Where it helps
Viewings by phone tag
Buyers interested in a listing can ask for a viewing slot or a call back, without your team playing phone tag.
Next year's sellers
Not ready yet? A short follow-up a few weeks later, only to people who agreed, keeps you in mind until they are.
Questions it might ask
- “Are you thinking of selling?”
- “When would you like to move?”
- “Do you already have a property in mind?”
Next steps it can offer
- Book a free valuation
- Email me the price report
- Ask for a viewing
Examples. You write your own, or the setup wizard suggests them from your website.
Questions
Our listings come from a portal feed. Does that matter?
No. Signal works on any page of your site, including listing pages from a feed. It reads which pages people visit, not your listing data.
Can it tell buyers from sellers?
That's exactly what it does: reading the pages someone visits (listings or valuations and fees) and, when it's unsure, asking one question.
Do leads go to our CRM?
Every lead can go to your CRM through a signed webhook, and to your team by email the moment someone is ready.
Signal for your business
We'll set it up with you, in shadow mode first, so you see what it would do before your visitors do.