Your AI assistant — works the open home sheet the day of the open, and hands you the buyers who are real. The tedious part handled; your hours on the people actually buying.
Hi — I'm Casper. Want to hear me work? This call's the demo.
The sheet fills up on Saturday, and by Monday it's admin that never quite happens. Almost every agent lets it slip — which is exactly the opening. This is new, and the agents running it first have it to themselves.
You do the deals. Your AI does the dialling.
Two minutes, five steps. The demo is the product.
You're the agent. Set up your assistant the way an agency would.
Use the sheet you already have: a photo of the paper is fine, scribbles and all. Or generate a custom QR sign-in for your listing and attendees sign themselves in on their phones — names and numbers clean from the start. The QR here is live; scan it.
Every name on the sheet gets a short, natural call — upfront, from the first line, that it's your AI assistant calling. No pressure, no sales, no script read at people. It gauges interest, hears out what didn't land, and works out which ones are worth your attention.
Pre-approved and comparing two suburbs. Asked about the school zone and wants a second look this week — before Thursday suits her.
Mentioned selling her place in Hoon Hay firstYou pick the assistant's name and the voice it speaks with — and if you want, it can be set up so the calls come from your own number. You set the tone and what questions to ask. What attendees experience is your follow-up, from the agent they met at the door.
Not instead of you. It takes the work you never have time for — the Saturday-night sheet, the thirty callbacks — so your energy goes where it actually matters: the people ready to buy. Monday morning, the shortlist is on your desk.
3 of your 14 attendees are worth a call today.
Two want private viewings, one is waiting on finance but serious — and one of the passes has a house to sell before she buys. Full notes on every name, warm ones on top.
The short honest answers. Anything else — take the demo call and ask Casper yourself, or book a time with Jacob.
Take the demo and judge for yourself — that's the point of it. The call is short, natural, and always opens by saying it's an AI calling on behalf of you, the agent. Attendees who signed the sheet expected a follow-up; most never get one at all.
Yes — that's the point. Pick the name, pick the voice, shape what it asks and how it sounds. It introduces itself as your assistant, calling for your agency. The service is tailored to you and your patch, not one-size-fits-all.
Pricing is set up with each agency — book a call with Jacob and he'll walk you through it against your volume of opens. No lock-in while we set you up.
Attendees gave their details to be contacted about the property — that's exactly what the callback is. Every call is disclosed as an AI calling on your behalf, recorded, and transcribed, so you can always show exactly what was said.
Then you're the minority, genuinely. Casper is for the sheets that slip — the 7pm Saturday one with thirty names — or as a first pass, so your personal calls go to the warm ones.
No. It's the phone call your CRM keeps nagging you to make. The report gives you clean notes per attendee to drop into whatever you already use.
Yes. It works from a short conversation and says so when it's unsure — a 'maybe' is marked as a maybe, not dressed up as a hot lead. And every call comes with its transcript, so you can always check the read against what was actually said.
The demo up top takes two minutes: your own named assistant rings you like an attendee from one of your opens, and the note lands while you watch. This is brand new, and it's going to a handful of agencies at a time — the ones in first get the edge.
Jacob takes every call himself — no sales team, no handoffs.