For real estate agents
The closing gift that is still there when they sell.
Load their disclosure, inspection and warranty before closing. Your client opens a binder with their house already in it, and your name is on every screen of it.
$99 once, per closing, plus sales tax. Your client never pays anything.
Against a bottle of wine
Both gifts are lovely on the day. Only one is still there in year three.
A bottle is opened and gone by the weekend, and so is the reminder of who sent it. A binder is opened the first week, then again every time something in the house needs attention, for as long as they live there.
The evening of closing
The wine is opened. The binder is already on their phone, with the disclosure and the inspection filed in it.
The first month
The bottle is gone. They open the binder looking for the warranty, and find it where you left it.
Year three
A part on the furnace comes due. The screen that tells them carries your name, and a button that reaches you.
The day they sell
They pull out the record of what they put into the house. You are still the agent on it, and you are the one they call.
Agents who give memorable closing gifts receive 47% more referrals than those who give generic gifts or nothing at all.
What your client opens.
A picture of the binder as it opens: a drawing of the house, the address beneath it, and four numbers for the score, the documents, the appliances and the improvements.
What you are handing over
Their house, already in it.
You load the paperwork once, before closing. Everything after that, your client adds themselves, and the binder is never empty on the day they receive it.
- 01
The closing documents
You load the disclosure, the inspection and the warranty before closing. They are there the first time your client opens it.
- 02
A Home Health Score
One number out of 100 for how the house is doing. It gives the binder a reason to be opened again after the paperwork has been read once.
- 03
The appliances, and the parts they take
Your client photographs the data plate, the metal label with the model and serial number, and the furnace is filed. They add the filter it takes and the binder tells them when it is due.
- 04
What they spend on it
The new roof, the kitchen, the fence, kept as one record. The day they sell, it shows what the house has had put into it.
What you are actually buying
Your face, on every screen they open.
A gift basket says thank you once. This is the place your client checks their house from, and you are at the foot of it every time, with a button that reaches you.
- Every screen, not the first
- Your name sits at the foot of the binder wherever they are in it, and it is not an advertisement they can close.
- One button to reach you
- They can ask what the house is worth without leaving the app, and the question comes to you.
- Paid once
- The gift carries your name. Nothing rebills and nothing asks you to buy it again.
At the foot of every screen your client opens.
A picture of the strip at the bottom of the binder: the agent's photograph, their name, and a link reading Ask for home value.
What it costs
$99a closing, paid once, plus sales tax.
Your client is never shown a price, never asked for a card, and never billed for anything, for as long as they own the home. Set up an account, load their documents, and hand the binder over with the keys.