Solo
Professional call continuity
Every call answered and every lead captured, so you never lose a buyer to voicemail.
The problem it solves
The lead didn’t die; it moved.
The buyer standing in front of the house is the opportunity, and it goes to whoever answers. This isn’t about response-time targets; it’s speed to the opportunity itself. Every ring is a live buyer your brand either captures or forfeits to the next sign on the block.
Life gets busy and the system falls through the cracks. You can’t hold the five-minute bar alone while showing, driving, and living, and the moment a call rings to voicemail, the buyer calls the next agent on the listing. The lead didn’t die; it moved. The research is blunt about speed. A Harvard Business Review lead-response study found that reaching a lead within five minutes, rather than thirty, made reps roughly 100× more likely to connect and 21× more likely to qualify the lead. Solo exists so every call gets a professional answer without the phone owning your day.
Capturing the opportunity is one half; owning it is the other. Paid-lead vendors won’t even define what a “lead” is, and every deal you close through them pays a toll and builds a platform’s brand instead of yours. It adds up: nearly one in five agents spend more than $500 a month renting leads (NAR 2025 Technology Survey). Your own inbound line works the other way: hyper-local presence, fewer middlemen, no per-lead toll. The repeats and referrals it earns compound back to your name, so the demand you answer today keeps paying you tomorrow.
Where the call goes: two paths. Missed: Call rings, then Goes to voicemail, then Buyer calls the next agent. The buyer calls the next agent on the listing. Captured: Call rings, then Answered in your brand's voice, then Lead captured, showing booked. Lead captured, showing booked.
Run your own numbers
One recovered buyer covers the year.
Here’s the arithmetic on your side, not a promise. The median existing-home sales price was $429,300 (NAR, May 2026). A buyer-side gross commission of roughly 2.5% on that sale is about $10,700.
Solo runs $499 a month, or about $4,790 for a full year billed annually. So a single buyer you would otherwise have lost to voicemail, one recovered opportunity across the entire year, covers the plan roughly twice over. Everything after that is yours.
This is your own commission math, not a guarantee or an income promise. Commission rates are set between you and your client; your market, price point, and split will differ.
Hear it live
See what Solo can do, and what Premium adds.
Two staged listings are live on the Premium page: one answered at Solo depth, one after Walkthrough Intelligence has run. Call them both and hear the difference yourself. Solo is the complete answering service; Premium is what it grows into.
What’s included
- Answers every inbound call, 24/7, in your brand’s voice
- Captures the lead: name, intent, and callback
- Answers listing questions grounded in MLS facts
- Offers to book the showing and syncs to your calendar
- Escalates to you when a call needs a human
- Fair-housing guardrails built into every conversation
- Returning-caller continuity: repeat callers are recognized and greeted by name
- CRM integration: leads flow to your system of record
- Your assistant’s name, voice, and persona, configured to you
Where it pays off