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AI chat for real estate agencies

A showing assistant
that answers from your material

Someone is scrolling through listings and has not settled on anything yet.
The conversation helps them name their criteria instead of pushing them to leave a phone number under the first listing.

A laptop by a window next to a floor plan, a conversation about matching properties open on the agency website
The first conversation on your site

Help the visitor name their criteria

Instead of a static form, SellerChat holds a real conversation, gathers the details needed to match a property, and hands over a ready inquiry, answering only from your own content.

Clarifies the inquiry

Asks buying or renting, the neighborhood, the budget and the number of rooms, so that the inquiry is ready for matching.

Answers from your content

Explains your process, the neighborhoods and your terms from the pages you approved. Whether a particular property is available and what it costs is confirmed by an agent.

Records the showing and the inquiry

Gathers the details and the contact information and hands your team a ready inquiry.

Assistant on your website Service page
Widget: Looking at this service? Tell me what you need to solve and I will walk you through where most people start.
08.09.2026 09:37:42
Visitor: How much does it cost?
08.09.2026 09:38:09
Widget: The price depends on the scope, so a sales rep will give you the exact figure. Tell me about the project and I will pass it along with your question.
08.09.2026 09:38:18
Why agencies use SellerChat

Answer first,
book the showing

Buyers and renters write to several agencies at once. The conversation answers from your material, helps them put their criteria into words and hands those to an agent. The widget does not confirm that a property is available or what it costs: a person does that.

How it works

From an inquiry
to a showing

No separate implementation project is needed. You gather the material, paste one line of code onto your pages, and the conversation starts answering from that material.

Give it your listings

It studies your listings, your neighborhoods and your FAQ, the answers your agents give every day.

Paste the snippet

One line of code on your pages. You do not have to rebuild the site.

It clarifies the criteria

The conversation records what the visitor said themselves: the type of property, the neighborhood, the must-haves and the timeframe.

You get booked showings

The conversation reaches your team with its context: what the person asked, what has already been explained and what is still unknown.

Why SellerChat

Practical value
for real estate agencies

A visitor's question comes up before they are ready to leave contact details. The conversation answers it from your material, and everything else goes to an agent.

Answers from the material you approved
Records the neighborhood, the budget and the number of rooms up front
Hands your team the showing conversation

Put an AI chat on your agency website

Create an account, point SellerChat at your own content, and the conversation will start where the visitor is now, while an agent gets it with the context.

FAQ

Common questions

How the conversation clarifies an inquiry, what lands in the agent's record and when a person steps in.

  • Where do the answers come from?

    From the material you approved: your process, the neighborhoods, your terms of work, your answers to common questions. The widget does not confirm availability, prices or legal questions, those go to an agent.

  • What does it record?

    Buying or renting, the neighborhood, the budget, the number of rooms, the timeframe and contact details, everything your team needs to match a property and book a showing.

  • What is needed to launch?

    A website address, a confirmed email, material for the knowledge base and one line of code on your pages. The ready code appears in your client account together with the estimate.

What people bring to your website

Most of the time the person has not picked a specific property yet. The conversation helps them name their criteria and see what to do next.

Still deciding whether to buy or rent

Everything else follows from that, so it is fair to ask about it first.

The criteria are not formed yet

Type of property, neighborhood, must-haves. Until those exist, it is too early to show options.

Comparing several options

They need help comparing on the same points rather than on the photographs.

Ready to talk to a person

There is a deadline and there are conditions. Here the conversation should reach an agent quickly.

A scene you can check

What happens in the listings catalog

Someone is scrolling through listings and has not settled on anything yet. The conversation helps them name their criteria instead of pushing them to leave a phone number under the first listing.

Assistant on your website Catalog, apartment rentals
Visitor: I am looking at apartments but I do not know what to go by.
08.09.2026 09:37:42
Widget: Let us narrow it down. Are you renting or buying, and are there neighborhoods that are definitely out?
08.09.2026 09:37:51
Visitor: Renting. It needs to be near a metro station and allow a cat.
08.09.2026 09:38:18
Widget: Noted: renting, near a metro station, pets allowed. Is there a date you need to move in by? After that I will bring in an agent, who confirms availability and terms for specific apartments.
08.09.2026 09:38:27
A person at a desk making notes in a notebook, a laptop with an open website beside them
From there a person takes the question on: they get the page, the visitor's own words and the reason for the handoff, so they do not start the conversation over.

What the widget stays quiet about here

In real estate a mistake costs a lot, so the list of subjects that go to a person is longer than usual.

Availability and the price of a property

The widget does not confirm that an apartment is free and names no amount: both change faster than the knowledge base does.

Clean title

No conclusions and no reassuring phrases. That is the work of a lawyer and of documents.

Mortgages and approval

The widget promises no approval and does not weigh the odds, it only records that the question exists.

Returns and forecasts

The widget does not calculate the return on an investment and does not speculate about how a property will change in value.

A guaranteed match

It does not promise to find the right option, it helps describe what exactly is being looked for.

Guessing at intent

Whatever the visitor did not say goes to the agent as an unknown, not as a conclusion.

In other people's words

On customers, conversation and machines