Every open house, every closing, every chamber breakfast — your people are collecting contacts that live and die in their own phones. Nothing reaches the office. Nothing gets followed up. And when an agent leaves, the whole book walks out with them.
Someone hands your agent a card. It goes in a pocket. Maybe it gets typed into a phone that night, usually it doesn't. Nobody follows up, nothing is recorded, and the office never sees any of it.
Every agent keeps their own contacts their own way. There is no shared record of who your office has actually met this year.
Not because agents are lazy — because it's manual. The lead goes cold in the hours between the handshake and the end of the day.
If the relationships only exist in one person's phone, they aren't the office's relationships.
New title, new number, new brokerage — reprint the box. Everything already handed out is now wrong.
Each agent has their own branded page and their own QR code — on their phone wallpaper, their email signature, their sign riders. Someone scans it, drops their details, and the follow-up text goes out while the conversation is still happening. Every one of those contacts lands in one account the office owns — each agent has their own login, and nothing depends on anyone remembering to type it in later.
Each agent's own name, photo, and specialisms — under your brokerage's colours and logo. It looks like your office, not a template.
Name and number land in the system on the spot. Nothing depends on an agent typing it in later.
An automatic text goes back with the agent's details — so your agent is saved in their phone before they've walked away.
Agent changes their title or heads to a conference? Updated from a phone in seconds. Every card already in circulation updates with it.
The office account is yours — every agent works inside it under their own login, so you see the contacts coming in and how many times each agent's code has been scanned. Which agents are networking, which events produced anything, whether that sponsorship was worth the money. All things a box of printed cards could never tell you.
Individually the card is $197 and $14.99/month. For an office it comes down — and everything is included at every size: the build, the QR, the automation, the texting number, and the carrier registration business texting requires.
Onboarding is on us. We collect each agent's details, build every card, register the texting, and hand the office a finished set. You don't project-manage it, and you don't chase your own people for logos. A new agent joins later? Their card is live before their first open house. 50+ seats or multiple offices — talk to us, there's more room.
How it's set up: one account for the office, which you own and administer, with every agent added as their own user. They get their own card, their own QR and their own number — you get the whole picture. If an agent leaves, their contacts stay with the office.
| 30 agents × $147 one-time setup | $4,410 |
| 30 agents × $12.99 monthly | $389.70 / mo |
| First-year total | $9,086 |
| That's about $25 per agent per month — less than one box of printed cards per agent, per year. If it produces a single extra closing across thirty agents in twelve months, it has paid for itself several times over. | |
Texting usage is billed separately by the messaging platform at cost — around a penny a message, typically a few dollars per agent per month. We don't mark it up.
George Hockaday Bey — Broker/Owner at All Service Real Estate, master electrician, general contractor and HUD 203k consultant — runs his card on this exact setup.
Want to see the range of looks before you commit? Every design gets rebranded around your office anyway — these are starting points, not templates you're stuck with. Browse the designs →
Tell me your brokerage and roughly how many agents, and I'll come back the same day with a quote and a rollout plan. If it's a fit we can have the first cards live within a week — no payment until you've seen the plan.
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