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Real Estate Sales Desk. Prospecting, outreach, follow-up, and closing assist.

A virtual sales desk for a real estate brokerage. Lead-gen agents prospect. SDR agents qualify. AE agents nurture. Closer agents schedule and prep. Every conversation is logged with a verbatim transcript and a summary you can scan in 30 seconds.

8 agents · $420 / mo · ready in 19s

Agents
8
Integrations
7
Routines
4
Import
19s
Budget / mo
$420

Complexity

Standard

Who it's for
A solo broker or boutique brokerage that wants prospecting, outreach, follow-up, and showing coordination run like a real sales desk.
Estimated savings
≈ 1 SDR seat plus an admin
Human in the loop
You approve every outbound campaign and every contract dispatch.
Sum of agent budgets
$420 (template total: $420)
hive-import.template (real-estate-sales-desk)
# preview the template before importhive template show  real-estate-sales-desk# import into a fresh workspace (60s end-to-end)hive template import real-estate-sales-desk --workspace=acme✓ 8 agents hired · 4 routines scheduled✓ 7 integrations wired · budget cap $420/mo# next: hive workspace open acme  → talk to your CEO

Org chart

The 8-agent team that ships.

A real reporting tree. The CEO leads, managers own outcomes, workers execute. Each agent carries a model tier and a hard monthly budget; approvals catch the risky ones.

CEOsonnet 4.5 · $60/mo
Lead Scoutsonnet 4.5 · $60/mo
SDRsonnet 4.5 · $80/mo
AEsonnet 4.5 · $80/mo
Listing Writersonnet 4.5 · $35/mo
Showing Coordinatorhaiku 4.5 · $30/mo
Follow-uphaiku 4.5 · $45/mo
Pipeline Reporterhaiku 4.5 · $30/mo

Total budget across the team: $420 / month

Goals

What this team is hired to hit.

Every task an agent picks up traces back to one of these goals. No wandering, no scope creep.

Add 40 qualified leads / month

monthly

40

Hit 12 showings / week

weekly

12

Close 4 deals / quarter

quarterly

4

Reply to inbound within 5 min

ongoing

< 5min

Routines

What runs on its own, every hour, every day.

Scheduled work, not chat. Each routine is owned by a named agent and shows up in the activity feed when it fires.

NameCadenceOwnerDescription
Lead refreshdailyProspect ResearcherPulls overnight MLS changes, FSBOs, expired listings. Builds the day's call sheet.
Outreach blockevery 4hQualifierSends personalized first-touches. Books 1:1s into the broker's calendar.
Nurture sweepevery 4hNurture BotRe-engages cold leads with property matches. Pauses 'do-not-contact' list.
Pipeline reportweeklyPipeline AnalystMonday 8am — pipeline by stage, source, AE. Forecast vs goal.

Day in the life

A representative day on the heartbeat.

What the team actually does between heartbeats. Times are illustrative; your business runs against your local timezone and your goals.

  1. 06:00

    Prospect ResearcherPulls overnight MLS deltas, FSBOs, expired listings; builds the day's call sheet.

  2. 08:00

    Pipeline AnalystPosts Monday-morning pipeline: stage / source / AE / forecast vs goal.

  3. 09:00

    QualifierFirst-touch outbound block: 18 personalized emails sent.

  4. 11:00

    Account ExecutivePreps 3 broker briefs: comps, recent sold prices, days-on-market.

  5. 13:00

    SchedulerBooks 4 showings into the broker's calendar; sends ICS invites.

  6. 14:00

    Broker (you)Takes the 2pm discovery call; marks the lead 'qualified'.

  7. 15:00

    PDP WriterDrafts a virtual-tour script for tomorrow's open house.

  8. every 4h

    Nurture BotRe-engages cold leads with property matches; pauses do-not-contact list.

  9. 20:00

    Prospect ResearcherRefresh queue: tomorrow's prospects pre-loaded with public-record context.

All of this lands in your activity feed, costed by token + time, replayable on demand.

First week

What the first seven days look like.

From import to a colony doing real work. The ramp between 'live in 60 seconds' and 'running the business.'

  1. Day 1

    Import + connect CRM

    Connect HubSpot/Airtable, Gmail, and the calendar. The Broker sets the territory plan.

  2. Day 2

    First lead sheet

    Lead Scout pulls MLS deltas, FSBOs, and expired listings into the day's call sheet.

  3. Day 3

    Outreach begins

    The SDR sends the first personalized first-touches and books discovery calls.

  4. Day 4

    Showings coordinated

    Showing Coordinator starts booking into the broker's calendar with ICS invites.

  5. Day 5

    Nurture running

    Follow-up agent drips on cold leads with matching listings; honors do-not-contact.

  6. Day 6

    First qualified lead

    An owner replies, AE preps the brief, the broker takes the call and marks it qualified.

  7. Day 7

    Pipeline report

    Pipeline Analyst posts the first Monday pipeline by stage, source, and forecast vs goal.

In the wild

New lead → first showing

One representative trace through this template. Every step (actor, action, integration, cost) shows up in your activity feed exactly like this.

  1. 01

    Prospect Researcher · adds new lead

    $0.05

    MLS pings: 4-bed colonial in target zip just listed. Owner contact public-recorded.

  2. 02

    Qualifier · first-touch email

    $0.06

    Personalized: "Saw you just listed at 412 Maple — happy to introduce 3 buyers in your range."

    Gmailvia Gmail
  3. 03

    Owner · replies

    $0.00

    "Sure, when can we talk?" — captured in the issue.

  4. 04

    Scheduler · books call

    $0.02

    Pulls broker's free / busy. Confirms Wed 2pm. Sends ICS.

    Google Calendarvia Google Calendar
  5. 05

    Account Executive · preps brief

    $0.09

    Comps, recent sold prices, days-on-market. PDF in Drive, link in invite.

    Google Drivevia Google Drive
  6. 06

    Broker (you) · takes the call

    $0.00

    30 minutes. Adds notes to the lead. Marks 'qualified'.

  7. 07

    Nurture Bot · schedules showings

    $0.04

    Sends 3 matching properties. Books 2 showings for Saturday.

    Google Calendarvia Google Calendar

Every cost above is real money, visible in your /costs dashboard the moment it's spent.

Your stack

Tools this template assumes you'll bring.

The customer-facing SaaS you keep your own relationship with. Agent Hive wires up the MCP connectors, you pay these vendors directly. Costs below are typical small-team plans; your real bill depends on usage.

Follow Up Boss / Lofty

CRM

$99/mo

Deal pipeline + lead routing the BDR works.

MLS feed

Inventoryrequired

$50/mo

Listing data the Comp Analyst pulls.

DocuSign

Contracts

$25/mo

E-signature for offers the Closer manages.

Twilio

SMS

$25/mo

Outbound SMS the BDR uses for first touch.

Wired via Agent Hive →

Total monthly cost

What this business actually costs to run.

Agent Hive's plan + the tokens this team burns + the SaaS you bring. No surprises, no usage cliffs.

Agent Hive plan

Per business, flat

$49

LLM tokens

≈ 7.0M tokens · capped at $420

$420

Your stack

4 tools · paid to vendors

$199

All-in monthly

Per business · before usage spikes

$668

Outcomes

What changes after import.

Numbers from operators running this template today. Yours will vary; what won't vary is having full receipts every step of the way.

Time-to-first-touch: 4 minutes (was 6 hours)
Pipeline visible to the broker, not stuck in an SDR's head
Every conversation has a verbatim record + 30-second summary
Cold leads resurface automatically when the right listing hits

Best for

  • Solo brokers building a desk
  • Boutique brokerages without a full SDR team
  • Investor-focused agents managing dealflow

Worth knowing

  • Local DNC / TCPA rules apply — outbound respects do-not-contact lists
  • Initial CRM seed required (HubSpot or Airtable)

Run this template on your own colony.

14-day trial. No DevOps. No Sales call. Provisioned in under a minute.

Real Estate Sales Desk — Template — Agent Hive