When a home buyer asks who to call, be the name.
A first-time home buyer can ask ChatGPT which agent to work with and get one name back. We build what that answer is drawn from, and every month we ask the question for you, in each of your markets, on four engines.
The question that starts a search.
Every month we ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews what a first-time home buyer asks: I’m a first-time home buyer in your city, which real estate agent should I work with? We ask it in each of your busiest markets, and your name is never in it.
Assistants answer it from pages that know a place: its neighborhoods, what homes there cost, what it takes to buy one. So your site carries a page for every city and neighborhood you work, the figures behind them, and tools a home buyer can use without calling anyone.
The report shows the answer in each market: whether you were named, and who was named instead.
A site a home buyer can learn from.
Every page written for the places you work.
The home buyer’s question, asked every month.
The report asks the first-time home buyer’s question in each of your markets on all four engines, beside two others: who the best agents are, and who should sell a house. An answer counts only when it names you without being asked about you.
Your website statistics keep two numbers apart. Visits sent by AI assistants are people who clicked through from an answer. AI assistants reading your site is a crawler fetching pages, and it is not a recommendation.
On a team seat the questions are asked every week, so a change shows sooner.
What agents ask about it.
What exactly do you ask the assistants?
I’m a first-time home buyer in your city. Which real estate agent should I work with? We ask it in each of your busiest markets, on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, with two other questions: who the best agents are, and who should sell a house.
Does my site have home search?
No. Your city pages show your own active listings and closings, which sync every week from your Zillow record. A home buyer who wants to see more asks you, and that question arrives as a lead.
Where do the mortgage rates come from?
From Freddie Mac’s weekly survey of 30-year fixed rates, with the week shown. If no current rate is on file for your site, the calculator says so and asks for the rate a lender quoted, rather than guessing.
Are the neighborhood pages checked for Fair Housing?
Yes. Every page is checked against Fair Housing rules before it publishes. A neighborhood is described by its homes and places, never by who lives there.
Can you promise home buyers will call?
No. We promise the work and an honest count of what the assistants say. Nobody controls an assistant’s answer, and anyone who promises one is describing something they do not control.
Ask the home buyer’s question yourself, free.
The free audit asks an assistant the first-time home buyer’s question in your market and scores your presence, in about a minute.