Your phone rang at 8:17 last night and nobody was there to answer it.
What if the listing had answered?
Call from your cell. Willow, my AI real estate assistant, answers. Ask about a home, ask for me, or leave a callback, and hear how it handles you.
Now imagine that answering as your listing tonight.
Call it. Talk to it. Hear what it does with you.
Tell it what you want
It answers as my office: “Nick Nagy’s office, this is Willow, Nick’s AI real estate assistant.” Ask about a home, ask to talk to me, or ask for a callback.
Hear how it handles you
It takes your name, your number and your timing, or checks whether I am free and puts you through to me live. That is what your callers would get.
Agents buy the answer, not the voicemail.
The demo answers as my office. The line I build for you answers as your listings, with your prices, your showing instructions and your name, and you hear it tested before it goes live. It is live right now. Call it before you decide anything.
Call 619-975-3896What it does when you cannot pick up.
Your cell still rings first.
Exactly as it does today. You take every call you want to take.
If you miss it, the line answers as the house.
The price, the beds, the showing instructions, in your words, built from your listings. A ready buyer is put through to you live. If you cannot take it, it takes the showing request and the caller’s timing for you.
You get the notes.
Nothing disappears. Every call it takes comes back to you by text with the caller’s name, number and what they wanted.
You still answer your phone. This only catches what you cannot.
Live today: your AI line.
Answers the calls you miss, puts ready callers through to you, sends you the notes. I build it with you on one call and you hear it tested before it goes live.
Done with you, supervised by me.
Local content for your market, follow-up on your new leads, and the morning lead desk. I run each one with you, personally.
In pilot: database reactivation.
Being tested on my own database first. Offered to partners after it passes.
Coming soon: self-serve setup for your team.
Today every line is built with me.
Three ways in. In this order.
One call to stand yours up. Eighteen facts. Your cell still rings first.
Which of these cost you a listing?
The call that came from your own sign
A buyer drives past the house, scans the sign and calls. It rings out to voicemail. They do not leave a message, because the next sign is four minutes away.
The showing you were right to take
You took the showing. That was the correct call for that client. It also cost you the two calls that came in while you were shaking hands in the kitchen.
The email about listing in the spring
A seller writes one line: thinking about listing in the spring. You see it Monday at lunch. By then they have a price from two other agents and a friend who knows a friend.
The reason never gets graded. The market only writes down who picked up.
of buyers hired the first agent they spoke with.
of sellers hired the first agent they spoke with.
of buyers say responsiveness matters a lot in the agent they choose.
Zillow, Consumer Housing Trends Report for Agents, 2025, and Consumer Housing Trends Report, 2023. Read at the source on September 15, 2026. Every number on this page, with its source and read date.
One extra side, on your numbers.
One recovered side at $750,000 and 2.5%
against about $35 a month for the line.
One extra side pays for years of it. That is the whole comparison.
One transaction, at the price and the side you set. The monthly figure is the operating cost of a line like the one you just called, from our own published pricing, read on August 5, 2026. Nothing here is a promise about your market.
Nick Nagy
Loan Factory, Inc. · NMLS 314880 · CA DRE 01444600 · 2195 Tully Rd, San Jose, CA 95122
I have been in California lending for 23 years. I am the lender on your team who built the software and marketing infrastructure I wanted my agents to have.
I answer when a partner's buyer needs a pre approval on a Sunday. I built this line because I got tired of watching good agents lose listings to a busy phone. It runs on my desk, for the agents I work with.
Loan Factory, Inc. carries a 5.0 rating from 21,152 Google reviews, read at loanfactory.com on September 17, 2026. That is lender proof. The listing-line proof is the call you can make right now.
What agents ask before they call.
What happens when I call 619-975-3896?
Willow, my AI real estate assistant, answers as my office. Ask about a home, ask for me, or leave a callback. It takes your name, number and timing, or checks whether I am free and puts you through. A line built for you answers as your listings, with your prices and showing instructions.
Is this just an AI receptionist?
No. A receptionist takes a message. Yours is built from your listings and your rules: it answers questions about the property, puts a ready caller through to you live, and sends you the notes. I build it with you and nothing goes live until you have heard it tested.
Do I have to change how I work?
No. Your cell rings exactly as it does today. You take every call you want to take. The line only touches what you cannot reach.
How long does it take to build mine?
One call with me. On it I take eighteen rows of your information: your name and how you say it, your brokerage and license, the number you want calls transferred to, your hours and your after hours rule, your calendar and slot length, the cities you farm, your listings with the price and the showing instructions, your team, and the words you never use. Then we build it from your information, not from a template, and you hear it tested before it goes live.
What does it cost me?
Talk time, texts and model usage, about 30 to 40 dollars a month for a line like the demo. Nothing else. The build, the platform, the marketing and the CRM are covered for partner agents.
Are you a broker or a lender?
Both licenses are on this page. I am a lender, NMLS 314880, and I hold a California DRE license, 01444600. I am not a software company and I am not a marketing agency. This page is a business offer to licensed professionals, not a solicitation to consumers.