Enter your real volumes. Every figure below shows the assumption behind it, so you can check the arithmetic rather than trust it.
Listings & marketing
Including your own website.
1 if you only publish in one.
Each set resized for feed, story and print.
Leads & viewings
All channels — portal, website form, phone, WhatsApp.
Transactions & team
Estimated time returned each week
23 h 40
5 agents × 45 min/week of chasing and logging
12 listings × 2 extra portals × 7 min re-keying
40 leads/week × 4 min to log, qualify and route by hand
12 listings × 12 min to write by hand
12 listings × 1 extra language × 10 min
8 brochures × 15 min to build manually
15 viewings × 8 min scheduling, confirming and chasing feedback
6 creatives × 20 min to design, resize per channel and brand
18 of 40 weekly leads answered by AI × 6 min
5 agents × 20 min/week assembling numbers
6 deals/month × 25 min of document chasing, status updates and commission maths
These are conservative per-task estimates for work the platform removes outright. They exclude vague "efficiency gains" — only steps that stop being done by hand are counted.
Your figures, so the comparison is against your real costs.
Fully loaded — salary, tax and overhead.
Time returned, per month
$3,587
Platform cost, per month
$208
Agency plan + 2 extra seats
Net position each month
$3,379 ahead
The time saved is worth 17.2× what the platform costs.
Or think of it in deals
At $12,000 commission on an average sale, the whole platform pays for itself with less than one extra deal a year. Everything beyond that is margin.
The productivity scorecard takes about five minutes and looks at where your process actually breaks — response times, follow-up, visibility — then sends you a written report.
Take the scorecardImport your listings and contacts during the trial and measure it against your real workload rather than an estimate.