Not built yet — asking first

“Good turnout,
some interest.”

It's Monday. Your seller wants to know how Sunday went. That's the answer you gave last week, and the week before, and you both know it isn't one.

We're building the record of the open house — so what you send on Monday is worth reading, and so week three's price conversation is made of evidence instead of nerve.

Tell us we're wrong — 2 min No signup. No demo call. We just want the honest answer.
418 Juniper Lane — week 4 of the listing
Groups through
19
8 without an agent. 2 ready and funded. That is the list worth ringing tonight.
Said the price felt high
17% → 53%
Week one against week four. The price conversation, made of evidence.
Opened the pack after leaving
11
6 came back to it midweek. Interest after the visit beats the door count.
56–118
days a listing runs. The open house is one afternoon inside it.
~34%
of listings take a price cut. That conversation is the hardest one you have.
<50%
of showings get feedback back to the listing agent, by hand.

What we think the job actually is

The sign-in isn't the product. It's the input.

Every free sign-in app's job ends when the visitor taps submit. We think that's where it starts.

A seller report you'd send without editing it

Groups through the door. How many came without an agent. Who was ready and funded. What people actually said about the house, in their words, with names stripped out. Assembled from the sign-ins rather than typed at 9pm on a Sunday.

A clear read on who to ring tonight

Not everyone who signs a sheet is a buyer. Timeline, financing, whether they already have an agent, and whether they went home and opened the flyer again on Wednesday — that's the list worth working, and it's a much shorter list.

Evidence for the price conversation

In week one, 17% of visitors said the price felt high. By week four it's 53%. That's not your opinion against your seller's ego any more — it's a number that moved, collected from people who stood in their kitchen.

Showings counted too, in fifteen seconds

Most feedback already reaches you — a text from the buyer's agent, a call, something said in the driveway. It just never gets written down anywhere it counts. We're not asking anyone to fill in another form. We want the fifteen seconds it takes you to log the text you already got.

What we are not

We don't schedule showings, and we're not a CRM.

ShowingTime schedules. Follow Up Boss and BoldTrail hold your contacts. Both do those jobs better than we ever would, and if you drop either one for us you've made a mistake. We push what we capture into whatever CRM you already use, and we stay out of the way of the rest.

Six questions

Tell us we're wrong.

Everything above is a guess. You're the one who knows. Answer two questions or all six — both are useful, and there's no signup at the end of it.

Open house reality check
Anonymous unless you choose to leave an email.
Pick as many as apply. "Paper" is a completely respectable answer.
Honestly. If the answer is "I ring them and wing it", that's the most useful answer you can give us.
We think this is the moment that matters most. We might be wrong about that too.
The single most valuable box on this page. Be blunt.
Optional. We won't add you to anything. No newsletter exists.
Goes to a founder, not a queue. We don't sell or share anything, and there's no product to be sold at the end of this — there isn't one yet.
Tell us we’re wrong — 2 min