A buyer fills out a form. You should see that message in the inbox you already check, with their name, email, phone, and what they asked. That is the lead path on an AgentCentric site. You reply from that email.
The launch package does not include a CRM, a pipeline, a dashboard, or text follow-up. If you already keep contacts somewhere else, you can forward the email yourself. We do not connect the site to a CRM.
What the email contains
The message is the form. Contact, buyer, seller, and home-value inquiries each say which form was used, plus the fields the visitor filled in. There is no second system to open and no stage to update before you can call them back.
What we do not sell with it
No pipeline stages. No automated welcome sequence. No texting product. No claim that a dashboard will follow up while you are in a showing. The form stays on the site when you are offline, and the email is waiting when you look.
Speed still matters. The agent who replies to the email is the one the buyer hears from. The site's job is to get that email to you, along with the website, the IDX search, Google SEO, and the Google Business Profile work. It is not to run a second sales platform.
Inquiries from the site are emailed to you. $500 to start, then $150 a month.
See the launch packageFrequently asked questions
Where do leads from an AgentCentric site go?
To the agent's email. The form sends the visitor's name, email, phone, and message. There is no CRM in the launch package.
Can you connect the website to the CRM I already use?
No. We email the inquiry. If you want it in another tool, forward the email yourself.
Is there an automated text or email sequence?
No. You write back from the inquiry email. We do not run nurture or SMS follow-up for you.
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