You are in a showing, under a bridge with no signal, or on the other line. The phone rings and stops. Thirty seconds later that person is looking at the next name on the search results. Nothing about that sequence is unusual and nothing about it is recoverable by calling back two hours later, because by then they have already spoken to somebody.
Missed-call text-back closes the window mechanically. The call drops, and within seconds a text goes out that keeps the conversation alive until you can take it.
A callback asks the person to be free again at a moment you choose. A text asks nothing — it sits in their pocket, it is answerable in four words, and it does not force them to explain themselves to a stranger. For a buyer who dialled a sign on impulse, that difference is the whole conversion. It also gives you a written thread rather than a voicemail, which means the next contact starts from something real.
The text is not a generic auto-reply. It uses what the system already knows — the contact name where you have it, the time of the call, the number they dialled and therefore which listing or campaign they were responding to. From there it does one of the things you configure: asks what the enquiry is about, offers a time, sends a link, or simply says you will call back and asks what suits. Replies come into the same two-way thread in your CRM, and the conversation can hand off to the AI voice assistant or to appointment scheduling without the person repeating themselves.
Sign calls and portal enquiries, because those are the impulse ones. After-hours calls, because voicemail at 9pm is a dead end. Open house days and back-to-back showings, when you are structurally unreachable for hours. And listing-side work, where buyer agents calling about showing instructions will simply move on to an easier listing — see the listing agent assistant for how that fits together.
Within seconds of the call ending. Speed is the entire mechanism — a text that arrives ten minutes later competes with whoever the caller reached in the meantime.
Yes. The wording, the questions and any links are yours, and can differ by number, campaign or time of day.
That is where it earns most. It runs 24/7, and an after-hours reply can continue with the AI assistant or wait in the thread for you in the morning.
Text messaging carries its own obligations, and the content, consent handling and opt-out language are yours to set with your broker or counsel. We implement what you approve; nothing here is legal advice.
It runs alongside plan pricing; voice usage is $0.23 per minute where a call follows. See pricing.
Most agents have no idea how many calls they miss until this is running for a week. Call +1-888-870-9625 or the Miami Lakes office on +1-786-788-8896, or book a demo.
Related: SMS campaigns, automated follow-up and CRM integrations.
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