What PropIQ replaces
Here's what agents pay for today, grouped by the job it does, and what PropIQ does instead. Then add up the money and the hours that work costs you.
What you pay for today
What PropIQ does instead
A keyword plan for your town, scripts in your voice, avatar videos in your face and cloned voice, and one long video cut into about 15 pieces, each written to be the answer Google and ChatGPT show.
See how it works →What you pay for today
What PropIQ does instead
A page for every neighborhood you farm, kept tuned by SearchAtlas OTTO built in, with one plain list of what changed and what it earned. Each listing gets its own site the day it hits the MLS.
See how it works →What you pay for today
What PropIQ does instead
One front door for every lead, calls answered 24/7, leads passed to the next agent if nobody picks up in time, and a real past-client rhythm: quarterly calls, a monthly newsletter, value updates twice a year and an anniversary video.
See how it works →What you pay for today
What PropIQ does instead
A launch plan the seller can see, a disclosure portal that logs every view and download, a follow-up to every visiting agent, and a live dashboard where the seller watches showings, feedback and offers.
See how it works →What you pay for today
What PropIQ does instead
Every contract, disclosure and inspection in one place, deadline alerts 7, 3 and 1 days out, team tasks, and Chevy answering questions about the deal with the page it came from.
See how it works →What you pay for today
What PropIQ does instead
Your buyer asks in one sentence. PropIQ checks the zoning on every parcel, finds the homes a normal filter throws out, and runs cap rate and cash flow both ways, with a memo ready to send.
See how it works →Works with: your MLS, DocuSign and Google. PropIQ reads from them; it doesn't replace them.
Or the team you'd hire
Published rates and averages, so you can see what the same work costs as a hire. Ranges, not quotes.
Your time and money
Tick what you pay for. Prices are filled in from each company's published list price; change any of them to what you really pay, and add the hours you spend each week.