Cash, subject-to, and seller finance, priced off the real listing price and the real loan balance, in the listing agent's inbox before you are awake. You set the terms once. The arithmetic, the sending, and the replies stop being your evening.
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Three structured offers on every property in your buy box, priced and sent, with the replies handled.
Set your discount, your commission splits, your amortization, your interest rate and term once. Every property is then priced off its own listing price and open loan balance. Three structured offers, computed the same way every time, instead of a spreadsheet you reopen for each deal.
Connect the listing account you already pay for and point it at the saved search you already use. Property type, owner type, status, price, equity, beds, baths, square footage. Your criteria decide what gets an offer, and the run happens every night without you.
Write the offer email once. Agent name, brokerage, address, listing price, loan balance, and all three offer breakdowns drop into it per property. Every agent gets a specific, priced offer on their listing rather than something that reads like a blast.
Upload it once to private storage. Either it rides along with the opening offer, or the reply agent attaches it the moment an agent asks to see it. Your choice per campaign, and it never sits on a public URL.
Every response comes back to a single threaded inbox. The AI answers in the persona you name, using the guidance you write, in the mode you pick: draft for your approval, send on its own, or stay out of it entirely. Approve, reject, or regenerate any draft.
A pre-warmed mailbox fleet, your own connected inbox, or SendGrid. Volume ramps instead of spiking, sends land inside the recipient's own 9-to-6 in their own time zone, and the whole campaign throttles itself at a 10% failure rate and pauses at 20% before a domain gets hurt.
No roadmap theatre. This is what is in the first beta build, and what lands right after it.
Beta testers pick what jumps the queue. That is most of the point of being on the list.
We are opening DialEcho in waves. The list decides who is in each one, and everybody on it gets beta access before the site sells a single seat.
The buy side. Cash buyers, investors, and wholesalers who send offers on listings all day and are tired of rebuilding the same spreadsheet for every property.
Each property's own listing price and open loan balance, run through the terms you set. Cash is your discount and commission split. Subject-to works off the existing loan and your carryback. Seller finance uses your rate, term, and cash at closing. You tune it once and it holds across every offer.
Yes. You connect the account you already pay for with your own credentials and your own saved search. DialEcho works the properties your search returns; it is the operator, not the data.
It lands in one threaded inbox. The AI drafts a response in the persona you named and the guidance you wrote, and you either approve it, regenerate it, or let it send on its own. If they ask for proof of funds, it attaches it.
It is the part we spent the most time on. Mailboxes warm up on a ramp instead of opening at full volume, sends are paced and capped per mailbox per day, they only go out inside the recipient's local working hours, and the campaign throttles itself automatically if the failure rate climbs.
Each one is a different job the same agent does. Join as many lists as you want - it is one signup per list and it moves you up all of them.
