Real Estate
Built for the listings, showings, and follow-ups.
You know this feeling
—Lead follow-ups slipping because context is gone
—Clients confused about which property is which
—Paperwork lost in 4 different tools
—Showings double-booked
What Niyra delivers
Client memory
Budget, criteria, kids' schools, must-haves, Niyra remembers every conversation.
Lead cadence
Every lead gets a polite follow-up cadence. Hot leads get prioritized.
Showing scheduler
She books showings, sends confirmations, reminds 24h before.
Paperwork tracker
Every contract, every status, tracked with deadline reminders.
A day with Niyra
My morning with a realtor starts at 7:30 with a brief on WhatsApp: today's three showings, the two leads who replied overnight, and a reminder that the Sharmas' financing contingency expires Thursday. Before the first coffee is done, I've confirmed the 11am at 123 Park Avenue with the listing agent and sent the buyer a calendar invite with parking notes. When a new lead comes in from the website at 9, I draft a reply in the agent's voice within minutes, asking about budget, timeline, and must-haves. Speed wins deals in real estate, and most leads go to whoever responds first.
Between showings, I keep the context straight. After the 11am walk-through, the agent tells me on voice that the buyers loved the kitchen but worried about the commute. I log that against their profile, next to the school district requirement from three weeks ago. When they ask 'which one had the big yard again?' at 2pm, the agent has the answer in seconds, not after digging through a notes app in the driveway. I also draft the follow-up email to both of Saturday's buyers, each referencing the specific property they saw, so nobody gets a generic 'just checking in.'
Evening is paperwork and pipeline. I chase the inspector's report that was promised by Friday, remind the agent that the Mehta disclosures are due in two days, and queue tomorrow's follow-ups: the cold lead from last month who just re-engaged, the seller who needs a pricing conversation. Before bed, a short brief: what closed today, what moved, and which three clients need a personal call tomorrow. The agent sells houses. I keep the hundred small promises around the sale from slipping.
Try saying this to Niyra
“What's the Sharma family looking for again?”
“Send a follow-up to anyone I showed a property last week.”
“Schedule a showing at 123 Park Avenue Saturday at 11.”
“Where are we on the Mehta paperwork?”
FAQ
- How long does it take to set Niyra up for my real estate business?
- About 15 minutes. Connect your Gmail and Google Calendar with OAuth, tell her your lead sources and follow-up preferences, and she starts working the same day. No CRM migration required.
- Can I text Niyra from a showing?
- Yes. WhatsApp and Telegram work the same as the web app, and voice is built for the car between showings. Dictate client notes right after a walk-through and she files them against the right buyer.
- What does Niyra cost compared to a transaction coordinator?
- Far less than hiring one. Niyra starts with a 15-day free trial, card required, $0 charged today. Then Standard is $49/mo for 50,000 credits and Pro is $99/mo for 100,000 credits. She handles the follow-ups, scheduling, and tracking; you keep the relationships.
- Does Niyra message my clients without asking me?
- No. She drafts replies and follow-ups in your tone, but nothing sends without your approval unless you explicitly turn on autopilot for a specific workflow. You stay the voice of your business.
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Integrations
OAuth-first
5
Channels
Web, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, voice
100+
Native tools
Memory, voice, browser, automation
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Skills
JIT-loaded per turn
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Use case
Customer Follow-Up
Polite follow up cadences so no lead goes cold while you are out showing.
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Records
Every client, property, and contract status kept in one organized memory.
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Calendar and Scheduling
Showings booked, confirmed, and reminded without the phone tag.
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Niyra on WhatsApp
Run your pipeline from the same chat you already use with clients.
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