For brokerages and teams
Your agents get an assistant.
You get the whole floor in one view.
Every agent gets their own AI assistant, with their own name and their own style, answering their site and listing links at any hour in whatever language the person writes in. You get one roll-up across the office: every agent’s live pipeline, every conversation in full, and the ability to move a lead when someone leaves.
Scoped and quoted per office. Or call or text me directly: (858) 330-4320.
The questions you're going to ask first
Who owns the leads?
The brokerage and the agent do. Every lead and full transcript lands in your dashboard as it happens, and exports to a spreadsheet in one click, any time. There is no exit fee and nothing held back if you leave.
What can my agents see?
Only their own. Isolation is enforced at the database level, not by hiding a menu, so one agent cannot reach another’s leads or conversations. The roll-up across all of them is the broker’s view, and solo agents never see it.
What happens when an agent leaves?
You reassign their leads to whoever picks up the desk, from the broker view, without touching the database. The conversation history moves with the lead.
Does this replace the CRM we already pay for?
No. It is the front desk, not the system of record. Leads post into Follow Up Boss natively or into anything else by webhook, tagged, with the conversation attached.
One roll-up across every agent
- Every agent’s live pipeline at a glance, ranked
- Drill into any agent’s leads and conversations
- Reassign a lead when someone leaves the desk
- @mention your team on any record
- Complete transcript of every conversation, exportable
- Agents never see each other’s leads
This is not a mockup. Open the live broker view and click through a sample office of five agents.
Built to be audited, not trusted blindly
The assistant sticks to objective facts about homes and the market. It will not tell a consumer whether an area is safe, good, up-and-coming, or good for families, and it will not characterize who lives there, including when the question arrives disguised as one about schools. It offers objective figures, points to public sources, and hands the person to your agent.
It identifies itself as an AI assistant when asked, and is labelled as one in the widget. It answers listing questions only from inventory your agent loaded. There is no MLS or IDX feed in this product by design, so nothing is pulled from a portal your MLS has not licensed.
No AI is zero-error and I will not claim otherwise. That is why every word is transcripted and exportable: you can read exactly what was said to any consumer, any time, rather than take my word for it.
Test it yourself before you believe any of this. Open the live demo and try to make it say something you would not want said in your name.
The full detail on fair housing, texting consent, data handling, subprocessors, and cancellation is on Trust & Compliance. That page is written to be forwarded to a compliance officer.
A pilot desk first, never the whole floor
We scope your office
A call to cover headcount, how leads reach your agents today, what your MLS allows, and what your system of record is. You get a written quote off that call, not a per-listing meter.
A pilot desk goes first
We start with a handful of agents who volunteer, not the whole floor. Their assistants go live on their sites, listing links, and open-house QR codes, and you get the roll-up view from day one.
You read the transcripts
Every conversation is complete and exportable. Before this touches the rest of your agents, you read what it actually said to real consumers and decide whether it represents your brand.
Roll out the floor
Add seats as agents opt in. Each one is set up with their own name, market, and voice. Nothing about your website, domain, MLS, or CRM depends on us continuing to exist.
Quoted to your office, not metered per listing
The self-serve plans on the pricing page are built for a solo agent paying their own card, and they are priced by how many listings one person carries. That is the wrong shape for an office, so brokerages are quoted directly: seats for your agents, a listing footprint that matches your real inventory, and onboarding that fits how you actually run.
Month to month, like everything else here. No annual agreement, no per-closing fee, and no percentage of a commission.
What you'd be signing up for
Liberty Real Estate AI is built and run by one person, Xavier Liberty, in Escondido, California. The brokerage roll-up is shipped and running, and the first office deployments are being scoped now. If that is you, you are early, and you should price that in.
What being early buys you: the person who writes the software takes your calls, and the product gets shaped around how your office actually works rather than around a roadmap written for someone else.
What it does not buy you is a reference list I do not have. I would rather tell you that than point at a logo wall. The continuity question a one-person vendor deserves, what happens to your data if I am hit by a bus, is answered plainly under “If Something Happens To Me”, and the changelog shows whether this is actually being maintained.
Bring me the hardest question your compliance officer has.
A scoping call is thirty minutes. Bring your operations lead, bring your compliance officer, and bring the objection you think kills it. If the answer is no, you will get a straight no rather than a follow-up sequence.
Or email support@libertyrealestateai.com.