On paper, it looks like a strong solution for handling inbound calls instantly, qualifying property leads, and helping with basic queries like pricing, availability, and scheduling site visits. But I’m more interested in how this plays out in real scenarios where buyer intent is not always clear and conversations can get quite nuanced.

Do these systems actually improve lead conversion rates, or is the biggest benefit mainly operational—like reducing workload for sales teams and ensuring no calls are missed? Also curious how well an AI voice agent for real estate handles subjective requirements such as “quiet location but well connected” or “premium feel within a mid-range budget.”

Another question is around user experience—do buyers feel comfortable engaging with AI over phone calls for something as high-value as property decisions, or is there still a strong preference for human interaction at key stages?

Would be helpful to hear real-world experiences, especially from teams who have implemented an AI voice agent for real estate and seen how it performs beyond the pilot stage.