Make one call. See your scorecard.
Practice the call before it counts. A prospect who sounds real will answer, you make the call, and a few minutes later your scorecard names one thing to fix. No account and no download.
10before10™ is in beta. Your feedback shapes it.
You: I wouldn't throw out a number blind, that's not fair to you or accurate. What I'd rather do is bring what's actually sold near you and what's active now, walk it with you against your view and your upgrades, and let you tell me where it sits. Can I come Thursday at five or Saturday at ten to go through that with you?
Marcus: Hm. Comps against my view. All right, that's the sensible way to do it, I'd want to see the actual sales and not a guess. Thursday at 5:00 suits me.
“Gia and I built it from what we've learned making these calls ourselves and running role-play groups with top-producing agents for years, so the seller says what real homeowners say and only reveals why they're moving when the agent asks the right questions.”
How we build the seller stays in-house. The quickest way to judge it is to take a call. Try a call now
Three steps, about ten minutes.
Thirty seconds
Read the lead card like a real call: the address, what it listed at, how long ago it expired.
Up to five minutes
Tap Call. "Hello?" The prospect has one objection for you today and can be won: real estate role play with nobody to schedule.
A few minutes
Say how you think it went. Then read your feedback card. Run the one moment again for ninety seconds if you want.
Every row the card shows.
What you did well, how many times you asked for the appointment, what you missed, and the one thing to fix first. Written by an AI against a method written by two brokers and published in full.
- 1What you did well
- 2Asked for the appointment
- 3Fix this
- 4Say this instead
- 5Language pattern to try
- 6How you sounded
- 7Would the seller nod at the transcript?
Before you press the button.
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