Zilla Answer for Real estate
AI answering service for real estate agents
Buyers and sellers call while you are at a showing. Zilla Answer answers, asks what they are looking for, and passes the lead to the right agent.
How it works
- 1Zilla answersEvery call to your agent line gets a friendly greeting, for example: "Thanks for calling Sample Realty, this is Zilla, an AI assistant."
- 2Zilla routesUrgent calls go to the person you pick. Everything else becomes a clear message.
- 3You get a recapWho called, what they needed, what Zilla did and who it went to.
Common calls for real estate agents
- “I want to see a house”
- “I want to sell my home”
Zilla Answer handles these the same way every time, day or night, and tells the caller it is an AI assistant.
A sample call recap
Sample data · Agent line
Caller: Mike H.
Summary: Wants a showing for 12 Oak St this weekend; pre-approved.
Sent to: Agent
Pricing
Zilla Answer is a prepaid monthly plan: 100 calls for $99/mo, 300 for $249/mo, or 1,000 for $699/mo. Monthly calls reset each month, and extra packs you add carry over until used. Zilla Translate is $99 setup + $99/month and includes a monthly minute allowance.
Questions
How does an AI answering service work for real estate agents?
Zilla Answer picks up your agent line, says it is an AI assistant on a recorded line, finds out what the caller needs, and sends the call or a message to the right person. After the call you get a recap.
What does Zilla Answer cost?
A prepaid monthly plan: 100 calls for $99/mo, 300 calls for $249/mo, or 1,000 calls for $699/mo. Monthly calls reset each month. Extra packs you add carry over until used.
Can callers reach a real person?
Yes. Urgent calls go to whoever you pick (for example your agent), and if nobody picks up, Zilla takes a message.
Does it book appointments or send texts?
Not yet. Booking appointments and sending texts are coming later. Today Zilla Answer answers calls, routes urgent ones and sends you a recap.
Can it help with Spanish-speaking callers?
Yes, with Zilla Translate, which works in many languages. The demo shows Spanish and English.