Real Estate Agents

GroupHound for real estate agents

Real estate leads from your local Facebook groups

Buyers, sellers and families relocating ask their neighbors for agent recommendations every day. GroupHound alerts your phone the moment someone in your groups does, with a thoughtful reply ready to send.

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What it catches

The posts that turn into clients

Relocation

“Moving here in June for a new job. Which neighborhoods should we look at, and who’s a good agent?”

First-time buyer

“We’re finally ready to buy our first home. Any agents who are patient with first-timers?”

Selling

“Thinking about selling this spring. Who sold your house and would you use them again?”

Home value

“Curious what homes in our subdivision are going for right now. Anyone know a realtor who could tell us?”

Downsizing

“Kids are grown and we want something smaller. Looking for a realtor who can help us sell and buy.”

Investor

“Looking at buying a rental property in the area. Any agents who work with investors?”

When it matters most

Be there when people start their search

Spring market

Listing questions and “who should we use?” posts pick up as sellers get ready for the busy season.

Relocations and new jobs

People moving to town ask the group first, often months before they ever call an agent.

Life changes

Growing families, empty nesters and first-time buyers ask for recommendations when the time comes to move.

Ready on day one

Starter keywords for agents, already set up

Begin with the words buyers and sellers actually use, then add your own. Other agents’ listing and open-house posts are screened out automatically, so you hear about people looking for help, not more marketing.

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The post

“We’re relocating here this summer with two kids. Can anyone recommend a realtor who really knows the area?”

Drafted reply (example)

Welcome (almost)! I help families relocate here all the time and would be glad to send over a quick guide to the neighborhoods and schools, no pressure at all. Feel free to message me with any questions. John Smith, Keller Williams

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Drafted replies

Lead with help, not a sales pitch

GroupHound drafts a reply written for that exact post, friendly and useful, so you show up as the helpful local expert. Edit it to sound like you, then tap straight to the post to respond.

Questions

Questions from agents

No. Listing and open-house posts from other agents are screened out with skip phrases and stricter AI rules for agent marketing. If one slips through, tap “Not a lead” and it learns.

Alerts go to your phone like texts, with a badge count on the icon. You can also send leads to a Slack channel and get a daily or weekly email report of new, replied and open leads.

Yes. GroupHound watches whichever groups you belong to, so joining groups in the areas you serve is all it takes.

GroupHound is currently an invite-only beta. Pricing to come at a later point.

Be the agent they hear from first

GroupHound is invite-only while in beta. Request a spot and we’ll get you set up.