I'm a full-time agent, 12 years in. I built a lead system that responds to every lead in 20–30 seconds, qualifies them like a real assistant, and never stops following up. About $15/day in ads runs the whole thing. It's 100% done for you, and you never have to be on camera.
See if the Las Vegas seat is still open
One agent in Las Vegas. When it's taken, it's taken.
No money. You're chasing cold leads that never answer, paying Zillow 40–50% of the deals you do close, and praying next month is better than this one.
No time. You're on appointments, you're with clients, you're with your family, and the leads coming in go cold because you physically can't follow up fast enough.
You're a good agent. That was never the problem. The problem is consistency, and the only way to get it is a system that works the leads the second they come in and never has a bad day. So I built one.
I've spent years testing and optimizing every angle, so essentially all the guesswork is already gone. I handle the entire thing, start to finish, and the only thing you do is take the warm appointments and close. Once your ad goes live, you typically start seeing leads within 48 hours.
I create the ad, set everything up, and launch it under your brand and business page. Nothing for you to film, write, or build.
I run the Meta ads and manage everything. Every lead drops straight into your pipeline. No tech for you to touch.
My AI assistant replies in 20–30 seconds across text, Instagram, Facebook and email, qualifies them, and keeps following up until they answer. You step in to close when they're hot.
I do 100% of the work. The few things on your side are quick:
I trained this assistant myself, over years, until you genuinely can't tell it isn't a real person. It never sleeps, never gets an attitude, never has a bad day, and never forgets to follow up. It pulls their price point, timeline, what matters in their next home, their deal breakers, and why they're moving, then hands you someone ready to talk.
Speed to lead is the whole game. The agent who answers first usually wins. This answers first, every time.
Want more closings? We turn the ad spend up. Slow month coming? We turn it down. That's the consistency this business never gives you.
Real examples from agents running it, not a guarantee. Results vary.
Ad spend is separate and paid by you directly to Meta (I recommend ~$15/day). The 3-month commitment exists because the ad needs roughly 45 days to learn and find the right people. After that, it's dialed in.
A quick call to check your market. No pressure, if it's not a fit, I'll say so.
One agent per market keeps the ad sharp and every lead yours. It's better for your results, and it's the only way I'll run this. That means when your market is claimed, the door is closed until that seat opens back up.
I keep a real list of claimed markets. On our call I'll check yours live, and if it's already taken, I'll tell you straight and put you on the waitlist.
Not stock testimonials. These are texts from agents running it right now.
"GCI for 2024 was $310k just on the ad leads alone."
— Agent running the system, full year
"Holy balls, these ads are insane. Just got a buy $550k and a sell $450k. I think I've got like 3 or 4 buy-sells now."
— Alex M.
"Since I started this ad at noon today, as of 6:40 I have 15 leads in. I've already talked to 8 of them."
— Chris C., same-day
1 closed · 4 in contract · 1 listing · 1 listing coming · 3–4 could sign any day.
— One agent's pipeline since December 1
$4.88/ lead
Real Meta Ads Manager. Another account showed $6.10/lead. This is the $4–$7 range, verified.
"8th closing since December. Let's all eat. Appreciate y'all."
— Group chat, after another deal hit




These are real results from agents using this system and are not a guarantee of your results.
No. It's 100% done for you: no filming, no writing, no building. I create and run the entire ad and system under your brand. You're never on camera and you never touch the tech.
$1,500/month for the service, plus a one-time $349 setup, plus your ad spend paid directly to Meta (I recommend about $15/day, so roughly $450/month). The ad spend is yours and stays in your account.
The ad runs a learning phase for about 45 days while it finds the right people in your market. Pull it before then and you never see what it's actually capable of. Three months gives it time to dial in.
The opposite. These are your leads, in your account, under your brand, with no 40–50% referral fee taken off the top of every deal. I built this specifically to get off Zillow Flex.
I've trained this assistant for years to sound like a real person, and most leads never realize. It qualifies them and warms them up. You step in to build the relationship and close.
A full-time producing agent, same as you, 12 years in. I'm not an agency. I run this in my own business every day, and I open it to one agent per market. That's why I care that it actually works for you.
Raw Facebook leads are rough if you call them hours later. This is the opposite: the bot replies in 20–30 seconds and follows up relentlessly across text, Instagram, Facebook and email until they answer. You saw a real one above. The speed and the follow-up are what turn these leads into closings.
Almost always, yes. The ads run under your name and brand, you're marketing yourself. I include your license number and brokerage on the ads to keep it compliant. If your broker has a specific rule, loop them in, there's nothing to hide.
Yes. Every lead opts in through the ad with consent language, and there's a clear opt-out on everything. It's been run clean across a lot of markets, and you're not the one writing the texts, I handle all of it.
The leads are yours, in your account, under your brand. The only commitment is the first 3 months, because the ad needs about 45 days to learn before it's at full strength. After that you're month-to-month and can cancel anytime with 30 days' written notice. No long contract.
I still run it in my own business every day, it's not either/or. I only open one seat per market, and never in a market I work, so helping an agent somewhere else costs me nothing, it's good money, and I genuinely like doing it. If I signed up everyone, the ad would stop working, which is the opposite of what I want.
I'm not an agency or a faceless team. I'm one full-time, producing agent who built this in my own business, and I only open it to one agent per market. When you run this, you're working with me directly.
If your market's still open, let's see if it's a fit. If someone's already claimed it, I'll be straight with you about that too.