Timer for your business
Real estate agency software: CRM, automation and AI.
Timer is real estate agency software: CRM, lead follow-up, e-signatures and commission invoices on one memory, with AI that drafts and agents approve.
01 What Timer does
What software does a real estate agency need?
A real estate agency needs a CRM, lead follow-up, e-signatures and commission invoicing that share one record of every buyer, seller and property. Timer runs all of it on one system, with Pallas, Timer's AI, drafting what your agents approve.
Built for agency owners whose business sits in a contacts list, a commission spreadsheet and a WhatsApp group nobody can search. Deals is the CRM and Flows is the automation. Business Essential, from €200 a month, no contract. See it in a brokerage: the real estate case study.
| What an agency needs | In Timer |
|---|---|
| Portal, WhatsApp, email and web inquiries on one record | Included |
| CRM for buyers, sellers, properties and deals | Included |
| Follow-up that runs whether or not anyone remembers | Included |
| Viewings, with buyer feedback on the property | Included |
| Owner updates drafted from the week | Included |
| Listing agreements and offers by e-signature | Included |
| Commission invoices and payments | Included |
| Clients stay when an agent leaves | Included |
| AI that drafts, matches buyers and cites its source | Included |
| Price | Business Essential, from €200 a month for the agency |
| Setup and contract | Connect mail and calendar, nothing to migrate. Monthly, no contract, full export. |
02 A Friday at the agency
What does a working day look like in a real estate agency that runs on Timer?
In a real estate agency on Timer, the night's inquiries are answered in draft before the office opens, every viewing starts with the buyer's history, and the commission invoice leaves the day the deed is signed.
03 Leads
How do I stop leads from portals and WhatsApp falling through the cracks?
Timer puts every inquiry, from a portal, WhatsApp, email or your website, on one record with the buyer, the property and the agent who owns it. Pallas drafts the reply while the buyer is still looking at the listing, and Flows raises anything left unanswered.
Speed to lead is a habit until Friday afternoon. After that it has to be a system.
04 AI and GDPR
What can AI do for a real estate agency, and is it GDPR safe?
Pallas, Timer's AI, drafts replies, owner updates and listing descriptions from your agency's records, matches buyers to new listings and answers with its source. It is GDPR safe by design: a person approves everything that reaches a client, and your data stays in the EU, isolated to your agency, never used to train AI models.
It takes the admin off your agents, not the negotiation. More on how Timer holds client data.
05 When an agent leaves
Who keeps the clients when an agent leaves the agency?
The agency does, when the relationship lives in the agency's memory instead of an agent's phone. In Timer every buyer, seller, property, conversation and promise belongs to the agency, and the agent who takes over inherits all of it.
Read the real estate case study: how a brokerage keeps every client relationship when an agent moves on.
06 Agreements and commissions
Can a real estate agency sign agreements online and track commissions in the same system?
Yes. In Timer the listing agreement, the offer and the reservation go out for e-signature from the deal, the signed copies are filed on the property, and the commission invoice goes out from the same deal when the sale completes.
The commission is earned at the deed. In Timer it is invoiced there too, and followed up until it is paid.
07 Owners
How do I keep property owners updated without calling them every week?
Timer drafts each owner's update from the week's viewings, the buyers' feedback and the offers on their property, and the agent sends it after one read.
When a listing has sat for a month and the price talk comes, the agent arrives with every buyer's words on file: who loved the light, who balked at the price. The owner hears evidence, not opinion.
An owner who hears nothing assumes nothing is happening. Every Friday, they hear.
08 Cost
How much does Timer cost for a real estate agency?
A real estate agency runs on Timer Business Essential, from €200 a month for the agency. Billed monthly, with no contract.
Get started and a person sets up the agency's account with you.
09 Start
How long does it take to switch a real estate agency to Timer?
A real estate agency starts on Timer the day it signs up, because nothing has to move. Connect the mail and calendar your agents already use, and your portals, WhatsApp and files keep working.
Nothing to migrate, nothing to tag, and the memory exports in full. Get started with your agency today.
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