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You paid for that lead. The Librarian helps you follow up.

A lead arrives while you’re at dinner, and by morning it’s buried under the next ten. With your inbox connected, The Librarian reads the lead alerts from Zillow, Realtor.com and Homes.com, reminds you when to reply, drafts the first message, and remembers the quiet ones.

Then USD 49.99/month
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  • Setup in minutes
An agent and client talking on the steps of a Craftsman home
The Librarian
2 new leads waiting since last night
  • DL
    Dana LeeZillow · 3 bd in Willow Glen, pre-approved
    9:12 pm
  • TO
    Tom OkaforRealtor.com · “just browsing” in Campbell
    10:40 pm

One lead, start to finish

What happens to a 9 pm Zillow lead

Speed matters, and so does what you remember about the person. One evening, the next morning, and six weeks later.

9:12 PM

The lead lands at dinner

A Zillow Premier Agent lead for a three-bedroom in Willow Glen lands in your inbox. You add the one thing the alert can’t say, that you met her at Sunday’s open house, and go back to your table.

An agent reading a new inquiry on her phone at the dinner table
The LibrarianTue 9:14 pm

You: That Zillow lead, Dana Lee, is the one I met at Sunday’s open house. Remind me first thing.

The Librarian: Got it: Dana asked about 1482 Cherry Ave and says she’s pre-approved. Linked to Sunday’s open house. I’ll remind you at 8:00 am with a draft reply ready.

8:00 AM

The reminder comes with the reply drafted

At 8 the next morning The Librarian puts Dana at the top of your day with a text already written. It mentions the Cherry Ave listing and offers two showing times.

You change a word, send it, and Dana hears from you first thing about the home she asked about.

An agent reviewing a reminder on her phone at her desk
The LibrarianWed 8:00 am

You: Who do I need to get back to this morning?

The Librarian: Dana Lee from last night. Draft: “Hi Dana, it’s Alex, we met at Sunday’s open house. I’d love to show you 1482 Cherry Ave. Would Thursday at 5 or Saturday at 11 work?” Send it?

Six weeks later

The quiet lead gets what they asked for

Tom, the Realtor.com lead who said he was “just browsing” in Campbell, never booked a showing. When your MLS alert turns up a townhouse in his range, The Librarian brings him back up.

It remembers Tom wanted a garage and a short commute, and drafts the note he asked for in his first message. The lead you paid for gets a second look.

An agent at an oak desk, smiling as she writes a follow-up note on her laptop
The LibrarianMon 9:30 am

You: Anything new for my older leads?

The Librarian: This morning’s MLS alert has a 2 bd townhouse with a garage in Campbell, under $1.1M. Tom Okafor asked for exactly this six weeks ago. Want me to draft a note to him?

The Librarian is not a lead source. It helps you carry the conversation forward.

Keep Zillow Premier Agent, Realtor.com or the lead tools you already use. New inquiries and lead routing stay there.

Your lead portal brings the inquiry

Lead delivery, routing and portal responses stay in your existing tools. Keep managing incoming opportunities there.

The Librarian helps prepare the next step

Share what you learn about the person, their timing and their questions. Turn those details into context and a personal follow-up draft.

Every lead gets a reply. Every reply gets a next step.

No credit card required. Setup in minutes.

30 days free, then USD 49.99/month.

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