AI for real estate

A real estate chatbot starts at $100 per month for an independent agent with moderate volume, and can scale to $500 per month for a team or brokerage with multiple active agents. Setup fees start at $1,500 for a standard deployment, or $4,000 to $10,000 for a custom project integrated with your existing tools (listing system, CRM, calendar). All our deployments include bilingual FR/EN with Quebec French as default, OACIQ rule compliance, and Quebec-based data hosting. We always adapt the solution to your real volume — no paid features that don't serve your operation.

No — AI doesn't replace real estate agents, but it takes over the repetitive work that prevents agents from serving more clients. A word of caution though: AI used carelessly can damage your brand — agents who automate their social posts, comments, or direct messages often see their client engagement drop. Our approach targets the tasks that should be automated (repetitive questions, qualification, scheduling), not the ones that require your personal voice. In Quebec, agents who adopt this approach typically handle more leads without hiring, while keeping the human connection where it really counts.

A real estate AI chatbot captures prospects outside your business hours — which matters: the vast majority of missed calls never get a callback, and most prospects who don't get a quick response end up with another agent. The chatbot systematically collects key information at first contact (budget, property type, area, timeline, pre-approval status), sorts prospects into three categories (hot, warm, cold), and sends you an email summary for every qualified lead. You receive 10 qualified profiles instead of 50 vague emails to sort through. Hot prospects can be pushed directly into your viewing calendar.

Yes — for our Quebec real estate deployments, client data (contact information, budget, search criteria, conversation history) can be hosted on Quebec-based servers to support local infrastructure and comply with Law 25. Agents are subject to both Quebec's Law 25 and OACIQ obligations regarding personal information protection, which makes local hosting non-negotiable for most brokerages. Our default architecture excludes identifying information from the context sent to the conversational engine. We provide each client with a risk analysis document compliant with Law 25 Section 12.1, which governs automated decision-making disclosure.

Yes — all our real estate chatbots are bilingual FR/EN from the start, with automatic language detection based on the visitor. Quebec's Bill 96 requires the interface to be available in French for businesses with 25+ employees serving Quebec; our chatbots meet this with Quebec French (not Parisian French) as the default. An English-speaking buyer visiting your site gets answers in English, and all handoffs to you include a bilingual conversation summary. This feature is especially useful in Montreal and the Outaouais region where international clientele is common.