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Operon AI
Brokerage · Property management · New construction

The first agent to respond wins the listing, and it is usually not you

Portal inquiries, sign calls, and web leads arrive at every hour and expire in minutes. Operon responds in under a minute, qualifies, and books the showing directly onto the right agent's calendar.

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median first response
Across portals, web, and text.
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win rate on first response
The business that replies first wins.
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more showings booked
Versus manual lead follow-up.
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coverage on every listing
Including weekends and open house days.
What breaks today

The pattern we see in every deployment

None of this is a people problem. It is a structural one, and it does not get better with another hire.

01
Leads expire in minutes

A portal inquiry is sent to several agents at once. Responding in an hour means responding to someone who has already scheduled with somebody else.

02
Agents are in showings, not on the phone

The hours you are most productive are the hours you are least reachable, and the leads keep arriving anyway.

03
Maintenance calls swamp property managers

The same twenty issues, at every hour, most of which have a documented answer nobody has time to give.

What Operon does

Built for real estate, not adapted to it

The differences between verticals are not cosmetic. Pricing logic, urgency rules, compliance boundaries, and the words customers actually use are all different.

Sub-minute response on every lead source

Zillow, Realtor.com, your site, sign calls, and text-for-info numbers all answered in under a minute, on the channel the lead used.

Qualification before a showing

Pre-approval status, timeline, price range, and must-haves collected conversationally so agents show homes to buyers who can buy.

Showings booked onto the right calendar

Routing by territory, price band, language, and availability, written straight into the agent's calendar and your CRM.

Maintenance triage for property managers

Emergency versus routine triage, vendor dispatch on your rules, and tenant communication handled end to end.

Real conversation

Saturday 9:12pm, Zillow inquiry

Composite of real deployments, lightly edited for length. Nothing here required a person to be awake.

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DR
Is the house on Fremont still available?
Operon
It is, still available as of this evening. Are you working with an agent already, or would you like to get inside and see it?
DR
No agent. We'd like to see it soon, we're relocating in August.
Operon
August gives us room to work with. Are you pre-approved yet, or still early on the financing side?
DR
Pre-approved up to 720.
Operon
Perfect, that sits comfortably in range for this one. Dana covers Fremont and has tomorrow at 1:00 or 3:30. I will lock it in and send you two more worth a look while you are already out.
Deployment

Live in under a week

  1. 01Days 1–2

    Brain build

    We ingest your pricing, policies, and fifty recorded calls, then review the real estate configuration with you line by line.

  2. 02Days 3–4

    Connect and rehearse

    Integrations wired to your systems, then a shadow period where you read every transcript before it matters.

  3. 03Days 5–6

    Go live

    Start with after-hours and overflow, expand to full coverage on your timeline.

See it against your own payroll

Six inputs, no email gate, no sales call required.

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Questions

What real estate operators ask

  • 30-day pilot on a subset of your call volume
  • No implementation fee on any plan
  • Cancel with 30 days notice

Steering language, demographic questions, and anything touching protected classes are hard-blocked. Our compliance team reviews the configuration with your broker before go-live.

Yes, by territory, price band, language, listing, and round-robin with availability rules. Teams commonly mix all of these.

Yes. Emergency triage, vendor dispatch against your approved list and spend thresholds, and status communication to the tenant throughout.