Answering service for realtors. Every buyer call answered, even mid-showing.
The call from a yard sign or a listing page usually comes while you are in the middle of something else: a showing, a closing table, a school pickup. Wenly answers every call in your name, captures the buyer or seller and what they want, and emails you in 30 seconds so you can call back before they call the next agent.
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Missed-call scenarios
Three calls realtors can't afford to miss
Scenario 1
A buyer calls the number on a yard sign mid-showing
You are walking a couple through a kitchen. A buyer sees your sign across town and calls you right now.
Without an answer
You can't pick up in front of clients. The caller reaches voicemail and dials the next agent's number, which is on the next sign.
With Wenly
Wenly answers in your name, asks which property they are calling about and whether they are buying, and takes their number and timeline. The lead arrives by email. Text alerts are coming soon.
Scenario 2
A seller calls at 9pm about listing their home
A homeowner has decided to sell and is calling three agents tonight to decide who to interview.
Without an answer
A listing is the most valuable call an agent gets. At 9pm it goes to voicemail, and the homeowner books the agent who answered.
With Wenly
Wenly captures the property address, why they are selling and their timeline, and marks it as a seller lead. You call in the morning knowing what they want.
Scenario 3
A relocation buyer calls from another time zone
A buyer moving across the country calls agents in your city in their evening, which is your late night.
Without an answer
They call several agents in one sitting. The ones that pick up get the conversation.
With Wenly
Wenly takes their timeline, the areas they are looking at and whether they already have an agent, and texts you, so you can open the conversation the next morning with the right details.
The call and the text
What the caller hears, and what you get
The caller hears your company's name and a short line saying the call is answered automatically and may be recorded. You get the lead as a text.
Wenly
“Thanks for calling Kim Alvarez at Cedar Realty. This call is answered automatically and may be recorded. How can I help?”
Caller
“I saw your sign on Birch Street. Is the house still available?”
Wenly
“Thanks for calling. I can't confirm availability, but I'll pass your question to Kim right away. Can I have your name?”
Caller
“Chris Novak.”
Wenly
“Thanks, Chris. Is the number you're calling from the best one to reach you?”
A fictional business and caller. The wording is tuned to each company.
What Wenly asks for
- Which property they are calling about, or the address they want to sell
- Whether they are buying, selling or renting
- Name and callback number, confirmed
- Their timeline and the areas they are looking at
- Whether they are already working with an agent
- The best time to call back
Urgent rules
Urgent calls and safety rules for realtors
We set these with you at setup, starting from the defaults for your trade. Wenly is not a substitute for 911. When anyone is in danger, callers are told to call 911.
Urgent
A buyer who wants to see a home today, an offer deadline, a showing access problem, or an expiring listing
Marked urgent so it stands out among your texts. If you set a cell number for hot leads, the call can transfer to it.
Safety first
Anyone is in danger
Wenly tells the caller to call 911.
Wenly can't confirm availability, price changes or showing times it hasn't been given, and it never advises on offers. Fair housing rules apply to how you talk to buyers: Wenly only collects what you tell us to ask about the property, the timeline and how to reach the caller, and it doesn't steer callers toward or away from neighborhoods.
What you get
24/7 answering service for realtors
Phone plans start at $29 a month with 150 minutes. Starter is $99 with 500 minutes.
Answered in seconds, trained for your trade.
Wenly picks up when you can't, greets callers in your company's name, and asks what your trade would ask.
On Done-for-you, Pro and Founding, a real person on our team reviews every lead.
A real person on our team reviews every lead after delivery and corrects unclear details.
A weekly “jobs saved” report.
Calls answered, leads captured, urgent calls caught, and what those leads are worth to you. Proof, every week.
Guarantee: If we don't catch at least 10 leads you'd have missed in your first 30 days, you don't pay.
No long explanations. Try it for 30 days, and if it doesn't catch the jobs voicemail was losing, it's free.
The numbers
What missed calls cost realtors
Starting values are examples for this trade, not averages. Change them to match your business.
What are missed calls costing you?
The starting numbers are examples, not averages. Change them to match your business.
Lost to missed calls
You could be losing about $5,850 a month.
That is about $70,200 a year, from about 1 job a month.
5 calls a week × $9,000 × 3% × 4.33 weeks a month.
Wenly Starter is $99 a month. At your average job, winning back 1 job a month covers it.
Start free for 7 daysQuestions realtors ask
Can it tell callers whether a home is still available?
Only if you have given it that. It uses only the facts you provide and never guesses. If it doesn't know, it takes the caller's details and tells them you will call back.
Can it schedule showings?
On Starter and above it can book into your calendar. On every plan it captures the caller's preferred time so you can confirm. It never says a showing is booked unless the booking is confirmed.
Does it work with the numbers on yard signs and listings?
Yes. Forward the number on your signs and marketing to Wenly for the calls you don't answer. Your number stays yours.
What about calls from other agents?
Wenly takes the name, brokerage and message and passes it on to you.
Does it help with fair housing?
Wenly only collects what you tell us to ask about: the property, the timeline and how to reach the caller. It doesn't steer callers toward or away from neighborhoods. You remain responsible for your own fair housing compliance.
How does the cost compare with missing calls?
At the calculator's starting numbers, a missed call is worth about $270 in expected commission (a $9,000 commission at a 3% close rate). Starter costs $99 a month. If we don't catch at least 10 leads you'd have missed in your first 30 days, you don't pay.
Keep reading
How it works for you
How it compares
- Wenly vs Smith.aiWenly vs Smith.ai, using Smith.ai's published prices checked 5 October 2026. Where each is stronger, and who each is for.
- What a missed call actually costs a home-service businessOne formula, one calculator and ten worked examples for what missed calls cost a home-service business, plus a way to find your real number this week.
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Hear it answer. Then start free.
On business plans: If we don't catch at least 10 leads you'd have missed in your first 30 days, you don't pay.