New · Autopilot

Tell it where you're going.
Go pro in just a few days.

Say what you need in one sentence — typed or spoken. Autopilot plans the route the way a seasoned agent would, does the busywork for you, and stops for you whenever a client or a contract is involved. Every step shows what it did and why, so you learn the job while it gets done.

Feedalto Autopilot

Where to?

Open house at 12 Oak St this Sunday 1–4 Go

Plan an open houseWaiting on you

Heard: 12 Oak St · Sun, Sep 20 · 1:00 PM–4:00 PM

✓Find the listingFound your listing: 12 Oak St
✓Schedule the open houseSun, Sep 20 · 1:00 PM EDT — the property's own time zone
✓Build the playbook checklist23 tasks · rules for NJ from the property address
✓Write the promotionSocial post + email · fair-housing wording checked · flyer on its way
5Share itYou do this — Autopilot opens it

FFeedalto 7:00

🧭 Today's route: 6 stops, 2 urgent

First stop: follow up 8 visitors from 12 Oak St

Just say where you're headed

"Open house at 12 Oak St Sunday 1–4." Scheduled at the property's own time, your checklist for the state and your brokerage built, the promotion written and checked, the flyer on its way.
"Follow up with Sunday's visitors." A personal note for each visitor, drafted from what they told you — sent only to people who agreed to hear from you, never to someone who has their own agent.
"12 Oak St is under contract, closing Oct 30." Your Contract to Close deal started, every key date counted, the reminders set.
"What should I do today?" One route across your deals, open houses and clients — most urgent first, each stop one tap. Or have it arrive at 7 AM.
New buyer, a price check, a referral. Said in a sentence; the route and the right screens follow.

You stay in the driver's seat

Choose how much it does. Navigate plans the route and waits for each tap. Co-pilot does the internal work and asks before anything reaches a client. Autopilot also sends routine follow-ups once every check passes.
Contracts and signatures are always yours. Agreements, referrals and anything posted publicly — Autopilot opens the screen, you do the step.
The same checks as doing it by hand. Your own listings only, your state and brokerage checklist, fair-housing wording, consent and unsubscribes before any email. When a check stops a step, it says why and how to fix it.

For broker-owners

Set the limit for your office. Choose the highest level your agents may use — they can't go past it, and it applies from the very next step.
New agents ramp faster. Every route follows your playbooks and checklists, so a first-year agent works the way your office works from day one.

Autopilot helps you stay organized and flags items for your review. It isn't legal advice — you and your broker remain responsible for every transaction. On the web and in the app.

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Open houses

The best open house you've ever run

Every visitor captured, every impression recorded, and a screen on the wall that makes you look like the biggest name in the room.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

Check-in

They tap. They're in. You have them for life.

An NFC sticker on the hall table, a QR on your sign, or their own phone held up to yours. No app for them to install, no clipboard, no handwriting to decipher on Monday morning.

Tap to share. A visitor with the app taps once and arrives verified — with their own agent notified, or flagged as unrepresented.
Consent, captured properly. TCPA permission with a real audit trail, in your brokerage's own wording.
Unrepresented buyers flagged the second they sign in. That's your next client, identified for you.

No signal, no problem

A basement with no bars is not an excuse

Check-ins, business-card scans and feedback are written to your phone first and sync themselves the moment you're back on a network. Nothing waits for a spinner, and nothing is lost because the house has thick walls.

Card reading runs on the device, then refines in the cloud when it can.
The queue survives a reboot, a dead battery and a lost signal.

The room

Put a live scoreboard on the TV

Cast your board to any television or tablet in the house — visitor count, live feedback, property details, even background music. Sellers love it. Other agents ask what you're using.

Scan the screen or type a six-character code — connected in seconds.
Re-point that same screen at a different open house without leaving your chair.
A third QR publishes your agency disclosure or house rules — and can ask visitors to confirm they received it.
The board shows the count climbing, so confirming reads as the normal thing to do.
Needs to be posted at the door? One tap prints the whole document as a sign — your rules, your call.

On any TV, open feedalto.com/tv

Afterwards

The report that renews the listing

Real impressions from real visitors, collected while they're still standing in the kitchen — then turned into the seller report that makes the price conversation easy instead of awkward.

Your seller gets their own dashboard — the "any news?" call stops.
The pricing advisor reads the actual feedback and drafts the message for you.
Previewing someone else's open house? Send your card and get a report of your own.

Open House Playbook

Every open house, run the way your broker signed off

One checklist for before, during and after — with the printed notices your state or brokerage asks you to post. Approved once by your broker, and it carries their seal.

9:41

Saturday

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Open house tomorrow · 1:00 PM

Print and post: Consumer Information Statement

✓ Mark doneOpen

Open House Playbook 12 Maple Ave · Sat 1–4 PM

Days beforePost the open house on the MLS, then share it
Morning ofPlace the directional signs
At the propertyNotices on the door, TV display on
AfterSend the seller the feedback report

For agents

In the order you'll need it. Post on the MLS and share it days ahead, directional signs that morning, flyers an hour or two before (skipping "No Soliciting" doors), notices on the door and the TV display at the property — each reminder arrives as its step comes up, plus a morning-of nudge to validate the checklist.
The notices you have to post. Add the printed notices your state or brokerage requires once, and they're on every open-house checklist.
Tick it done from the reminder. Task reminders carry a Mark done button — right in the notification on Android, and in the app and on the web. Don't want them? Switch reminders off in your profile.
Yours to shape. Suggested tasks are good practice, not law — hide the ones you don't use and add your own.

For broker-owners

Sign off once, per agent. Approve their playbook, or send it back with a note saying what to change.
Your seal, on their checklists. It stays while the playbook is unchanged — if they edit it, it needs your approval again.

State notice lists are starter lists — confirm with your broker of record. Nothing here is legal advice.

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Events

Fill the room. Keep the room.

Buyer seminars, broker previews, client evenings — invited, checked in at the door, and in your contacts with a face beside every name before you've stacked the chairs.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

The invitation

One link, and a page that does the selling

Create the event standing in your own office — title, time, venue, seats. You get a public invitation page carrying your own flyer, a live countdown, and a reply that takes two taps and no account.

They scan their card instead of typing. Name, firm, both numbers and email, filled in from the card in their hand.
Your vCard is on the invitation. The page that gets you a guest also gets you into their phone.
Change the time, keep the link. Everything already printed or emailed still works — and everyone who replied is told.
Seats are counted, so a full room says full rather than overselling itself.

The door

Thirty-eight people, and no clipboard

Everyone who replies gets a pass. Point your phone at it and they're in — and the scanner stays open, because a door is a queue and not a form.

Or they just tap. A tag on the welcome table checks a guest in from the pass they already opened — nothing to type, nothing to hold up.
One kiosk reads both. Stand a device on the table and it takes whatever is offered — a business card becomes a contact, a pass checks someone in, and it keeps going by itself.
Walk-ins are welcome. A QR on the board signs in anyone who never replied.
Co-host with a colleague. Invite anyone by email — agent or not — and they get the door, the kiosk and the board. You keep the guest list, and only you can cancel it.
Put the room on a screen. Countdown, headcount and names appearing as people arrive.

The morning after

This is why you hosted it

Everyone who walked through the door is already in your contacts — tagged with the event, merged with anyone you knew, and carrying the headshot cropped from the card they scanned. Not a spreadsheet you'll get to on Tuesday.

Faces, not rows. A name you can't place three weeks later is a lead you've lost.
No duplicates. Matched on email and phone against your book, so a repeat guest stays one person.
The no-shows too. Someone who said yes and didn't come is still worth a call — and they're one tap away.
Call, text, email or promote a guest to a buyer from the list itself.
Turnout, attendance and history per session — the record a broker actually asks for.

Listings & AI marketing

Paste the MLS sheet. Walk away with the marketing.

The part of this job that eats your evenings, finished before the coffee's cold.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

Paste Special

Copy the whole MLS page. Paste it once.

Select all, copy, paste. Feedalto reads the address, price, MLS number, beds, baths, square footage, taxes, schools and the public remarks — and fills the listing in for you while you watch.

It ignores the menus, headers and navigation you copied along with it.
It knows the difference between the list price and a comparable sale.
The full sheet is kept, so your marketing is written from real detail — not four fields.

One tap

A flyer, a landing page and a chatbot

The listing becomes a print-ready flyer and a public property page with the copy already written — photos cleaned up, QR codes made, and a bot on the page that answers buyer questions at eleven at night.

Photo enhancement — lighting, colour and straightened verticals. It is not allowed to add, remove or move anything in the room, your originals are always kept, and the disclosure is written for you.
Multilingual chatbot grounded in the real MLS data — so it can't invent a third bathroom.
Leads emailed to you — interest, viewing requests and callbacks, the moment they happen.

Compliance

The AI disclosure your MLS wants, written and applied for you

More MLSs now require a written disclosure when a listing photo has been digitally altered — and nearly all of them require one for virtual staging. Feedalto never publishes AI-touched marketing without saying so: the wording is applied automatically to the landing page and the printed flyer, and the exact sentence you need for your MLS is handed to you with the photos.

Enhanced photos disclose themselves. The line appears on the property page and on the flyer — added from the photos themselves, so it can't be switched off or forgotten.
Virtual staging is labelled as staging — never as "enhancement". The file is named for what it is, and the disclosure says the furniture isn't there and isn't included.
Paste-ready text for your MLS. Download the photos and the disclosure wording comes in the folder, per photo type — because Feedalto can't reach inside your MLS to add it for you.
AI-written copy says it's AI-written, and the description is drafted from your MLS sheet — so it can't invent a feature the property doesn't have.
Unedited originals are always kept and downloadable. If you'd rather not disclose, use those — they need no disclosure, which is why they're in the folder.

Rules vary by MLS and by state, and they're changing. Feedalto applies the disclosure and gives you the wording; confirming it meets your own MLS's rule stays with you.

Compliance

It flags what's missing before a listing page goes live

A property page will not go live without crediting the listing broker. Feedalto reads the attribution out of your MLS text; if it genuinely isn't there, it tells you exactly what's missing rather than guessing — and you can supply it or record a deliberate override.

"Listing courtesy of…" composed for you and shown on the page.
Overrides are logged with who, when and what was missing.
Fair Housing notices appear on every public page automatically.

Agreements & e-signature

Signed in the driveway. Not "sent tonight."

Buyer agreements, listing agreements and disclosures — on a phone, in under a minute, with a trail that stands up years later.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

Scan & sign

Your paperwork, at the speed of a conversation

Open a signing window, hand over a QR code, and they sign on their own phone while you're still standing there. No email chains, no "I'll do it tonight", no showing a house to someone who never signed.

Co-signers handled. Two buyers or four, each routed to their own fields — the first to scan is the main signer.
Dual agency. One envelope, both sides signing in rounds, and neither ever sees the other's copy.
Your signature, drawn once and reused — or authorise Feedalto to place it for you.

Filled in and checked

AI finds the fields. AI checks the values.

Upload any PDF and Feedalto works out where the signatures, initials, dates and text fields go — and which belong to you rather than the client. Then it fills them from your profile, the deal and the MLS sheet, and reads the whole thing back before it goes out.

Brokerage, licence number, commission, address, list price, dates — already filled.
A plain-language summary and a flag on anything odd — a commission that doesn't look right is flagged for your review before it goes out.
Unsignable PDFs are caught at upload — the broken zipForm exports are repaired automatically.

Afterwards

Provable in three years, not just today

Every signature records the IP address, the device, the timestamp and the consent. Every completed document gets a certificate and is written to an append-only ledger that survives even deleting the agreement or closing the account.

A used agreement is archived, never deleted — the provenance of a signed document is never severed.
Templates you build once, reuse for ever — and share with another agent, with version sync.
Your broker can require review before anything goes out.

Contract to Close

Offer accepted. Every step to the closing table, on one runway.

Attorney review, deposits, inspection, appraisal, mortgage commitment, the town's certificate, the commission statement — laid out from your own playbook, dated from each other, with reminders before each one. It helps you stay organized and reduces the risk of an overlooked step.

🔑

12 Oak St The Parks · Buyer side

Due soon

→ Next: Mortgage commitment in 3 days · Fri, Oct 30

AcceptedSep 30

Attorney reviewOct 5

InspectionOct 16

AppraisalToday

Mortgage commitmentin 3 days

ClosingNov 20

9 / 22 steps

Done Today Due soon Upcoming

↻ Attorney review extended · "AR letter 10/2" · 2 dates moved

FFeedalto 8:00

⏰ Mortgage commitment in 3 days

12 Oak St · Fri, Oct 30 · 1 key step still open

✓ Mark doneOpen

48 Elm AveSeller side · closing in 3 weeksOn track
7 Birch CtBuyer side · inspection in 2 daysAt risk

For agents

It starts when the contract is signed. A Buying Agreement or Sale Contract fully signed in Feedalto starts its deal on your default playbook, with the dates read from the contract and flagged for your review. A listing agreement never starts one; anything else is one tap under "Went under contract".
Every deal's runway at a glance. Key dates from acceptance to closing, a health pill, the next date and the steps done — and a 14-day agenda across every deal, overdue first.
Dates counted from each other. Attorney review from the fully signed contract, the inspection from attorney review — in calendar or business days, the way your playbook says.
Change / extend, with a preview. Record an extension or addendum, correct a date or change its rule, and see exactly what moves before you save. The history names the addendum, and a date you set yourself is never overwritten by the contract.
Reminders you can act on. A morning summary, countdowns before each contingency and closing, and Mark done straight from the notification.
The busywork in one tap. Send your attorney list from your Vendors (scan a business card to add one), your trusted lenders, the deal and signed contract to your broker — or set the Feedalto listing to Under Contract or Sold. The MLS stays yours to update.
Your playbooks, on the web and your phone. Buyer- and seller-side playbooks of your own, copied from starters and set to how you work — and a guided tour walks you through setup.

For broker-owners

Supports your brokerage-approved workflow. Build brokerage playbooks — your steps, your order, your durations — and make one the office default for new deals. Only owners and managers can edit them.
Deals arrive for review. "Send to broker" emails the deal's key dates with the executed contract attached — to your review address, or to the brokerage's owner and managers.
Changes stay deliberate. Editing a playbook changes new deals only; every deal keeps its own copy and a history of each change.

For your clients

Lists that leave the choice with them. Your attorney list and lender list arrive by email in one tap, each saying they're free to choose their own.
The steps that are theirs, on your list. Homeowner's insurance and a wire-fraud warning before closing sit in the buyer starter playbooks, dated from the closing.

Starter playbooks describe common practice, not the rules for your state, town or brokerage — set every duration to match your own. Dates must be verified against the executed agreement. An organizing tool, not legal advice.

Start your 14-day free trial Feedalto for brokerages →

Cooperative compensation

Stop phoning round to ask what the seller is offering

It left the MLS. It didn't leave the deal. Ask once, get an answer in a tap — and never ask about that property again.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

For the buyer's agent

One tap instead of one phone call. Per showing.

You've got a client in the car and three homes to see. Instead of chasing three listing agents for the same question, ask through Feedalto — by email, or by text when it'll actually get answered faster. The reply comes back to you, and it's saved against the property.

Already answered? If the listing agent has already recorded what their seller authorised, you get that answer the moment you ask — no one gets interrupted.
Any property. Not just Feedalto listings — ask about anything you're planning to show.
Kept with the property, so you're not searching your inbox at ten at night before writing an offer.

For the listing agent

Answer once. Not forty times.

Record what your seller has authorised, and the next buyer's agent who asks gets it without calling you. Change it when the seller changes their mind — the old figure is superseded, not overwritten, so your file still shows what was on offer when an earlier offer came in.

Not published to the MLS. Feedalto isn't an MLS, holds no MLS compensation data, and sends nothing to one.
Your seller's authorisation on record — you attest to it, and the attestation is stored with the figure.
Answer without an account. Not on Feedalto? Tap the link in the email and reply in ten seconds.

Built to stay clean

No rates. No rankings. No steering.

The easy version of this feature is a leaderboard of what every listing pays. That version is an antitrust and fair-housing problem, so we didn't build it — and the Platform gives you no way to build it either.

No averages, benchmarks or "typical" figures — anywhere, for anyone.
You cannot sort or filter homes by what they pay. Deliberately. Which homes you show is your client's call, not your commission's.
Compensation is always negotiable, and a seller's contribution applies toward what your buyer already agreed to pay you.

Contacts & clients

Every business card, captured the moment you get it

Everyone you meet, remembered properly — with their face on it.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

Card scan

Point the camera. That's the whole process.

Name, title, brokerage, both phone numbers, email and website — read on your phone in about a second. If there's a QR on the card, the code wins over the printing.

It crops their headshot off the card and saves it as the contact photo. You'll actually remember who they were.
Scan the back too. It fills the gaps and never overwrites what it already got right.
Already know them? Merge or keep both — your call, never a silent overwrite.

One tap onward

From a card to a client without retyping anything

Turn a contact into a buyer, a seller, a lender or a vendor in a single tap. Share your own card as a QR with your photo in the middle — the picture travels inside the file, so it lands in their phone properly.

Client 360 — their buyer, seller and contact records merged by email, with what they've actually been worth to you.
Notes, activities and documents on every contact.
Saved to your phone's address book too, photo included.

The deal

Every showing, and what it's worth

Showings, offers, ratings and the deal-stage pipeline in one view — with the commission on each one added up, so you always know what's actually on the table this month.

Start a showing and the buyer gets a notification; their feedback writes the report.
Showings are gated on a properly signed agreement — you can't accidentally show unrepresented.
Your buyers, sellers and lenders each get their own free login.

For home buyers · Free forever

Your buyers get their own app. It doesn't cost them a thing.

Buying a home means walking through twenty of them and trying to remember, three weeks later, which one had the good kitchen. Feedalto keeps score for them — against what they said they wanted.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

Their brief

It starts by asking what they actually want

Not a price range and a bedroom count. Every preference gets a weight — must have, important, nice to have, or an outright deal-breaker — so a home that fails the one thing they refuse to live with can't score well on everything else and look like a winner.

Which way the front door faces, for buyers who follow Vastu or Feng Shui — asked plainly, entirely optional, and never assumed.
They can change their mind any time. Everything they've already seen re-scores against the new brief.
Sharing it with you is their choice, not a default. If they do, you finally know what they actually want.

Feedalto Match™

Every home they walk into gets a score

Open house or private showing, the moment they check in the home is on their list with a Feedalto Match™ against their brief — what's there, what isn't, and what nobody has told them yet. Broken down by budget, space, location and condition, so a number is never just a number.

Unknown is never counted as a miss. A detail the listing didn't mention shows as a question, not a mark against the house.
Six questions after the tour capture how it felt — the part the listing sheet never has.
Private notes stay private — covered until tapped, so nothing awkward appears when they hand you the phone.

Compare & decide

Four homes, side by side, on the things they care about

They pick which homes to compare and the differences line up in columns — price, size, and every one of their own criteria, with the best in each row marked. One switch hides everything the homes agree on and leaves only what actually separates them.

Send it to the family. A partner or a parent can look, rate and comment without downloading anything.
Charts of what they've seen, what they've paid attention to, and how asking prices moved while they looked.
Feedalto compares homes, never neighbourhoods or the people in them. The decision is always theirs.

Free for buyers

Download it and try it at the next open house

No subscription, no card, no trial that quietly ends. Buyers, and the family helping them decide, use Feedalto free for as long as they're looking.

I'm a home buyer — start free → On a computer? Scan a code to send it to your phone

Agents: give it to your buyers. Every Feedalto agent has a share link and a printable QR that installs the app and puts your name on it. Text it after a showing, print it on the open-house sign, or hand it over at the door — and if they choose to share their brief back, you stop guessing what they're looking for. Start your 14-day free trial →

Feedalto Match™

Every home scored against the person, not against the other homes

Portals rank houses by price and bedrooms. Feedalto asks what this buyer actually wants — then scores every home they walk into against it, and tells them plainly what it has, what it hasn't, and what nobody has checked yet.

Help on every screen — and a guided tour that makes you expert in minutes.

Buying a home

A score you can argue with — which is the only kind worth having

Every preference carries a weight the buyer set themselves, and every point in the number traces back to one of them. No black box, no "compatibility", no number nobody can explain when a client asks where it came from.

A deal-breaker isn't a weight, it's a condition. A home that fails the one thing they refuse to live with is ruled out — it can't score well on everything else and look like a winner at 88%.
Unknown is never counted as a miss. A detail the listing didn't mention shows as "not checked", never as a mark against the house. The app says how much it actually knows.
How it felt counts too. Six questions after the tour become a Feel Score that tempers the paper one — "100% on paper · 90% in person". The half a listing sheet never has.
Broken down by budget, space, location and condition, so a number is never just a number — and waiving a deal-breaker stops it eliminating the home without pretending the problem went away.
Which way the front door faces, for buyers who follow Vastu or feng shui — asked plainly, entirely optional, and never interpreted.

Buying an investment

The same app, pointed at a different question

One switch on the brief turns a home search into an investment search. Not a separate product and not a separate login — the lifestyle criteria and deal-breakers keep working underneath, because a landlord still refuses a house on a busy road and a house-hacker still has to live in it.

Gross yield, cap rate, cash-on-cash, DSCR, monthly cash flow and break-even rent — on every property, the moment the rent is entered.
Underwritten on all-in cost, not the sticker: purchase plus refurbishment plus closing. Cash-on-cash is measured against the cash actually in the deal.
Nothing is invented. No rent figure, no yield — it names what's missing instead of guessing. A return computed from a made-up rent looks exactly like a real one, which is what makes it worse than none.
Set a cash-flow floor and a property below it is ruled out, not flattered — if it can't be held, the rest doesn't matter. Break-even rent says how wrong the estimate can be before the deal stops working.
Every assumption is on screen — deposit, rate, term, voids, letting, upkeep. Change one and the whole portfolio re-scores. Buy & hold, house-hack, short-let, BRRRR or flip, and the tests change with the strategy.

Deciding together

Five homes side by side, and everyone who gets a say

The comparison lines up every factor behind the score — price, size, each of their own criteria, the budget verdict, and for investors the yields and the cash flow. One switch hides everything the homes agree on and leaves only what actually separates them.

A household, not a user. Partner, parents, whoever's deciding — one brief with each person's must-haves tagged to their name, and a score per person on every home. "92% for you, 61% for Alex" is a real sentence, not the same number printed twice.
Only a co-buyer can veto. A parent's opinion is weighed; it doesn't rule out a house somebody else is buying.
Private notes stay private — covered until tapped, so nothing awkward appears when they hand the phone to the agent at the door.
Their budget is theirs. They choose whether their agent sees nothing, a search range, or the full picture — and can change it or take it back at any time. Every disclosure is recorded.
The table shows how the number was arrived at — must-haves met, deal-breakers, and how much could actually be checked. A 100% off two facts and a 100% off twelve are not the same claim.

Free for buyers & investors

Start scoring homes this weekend

Answer a few questions about what you're looking for — skip any of them — and every open house you check in to lands on your list already scored. No card, no trial that quietly ends.

I'm a home buyer — start free → Buying an investment? Start the same way →

Agents: this is what your clients bring back to you. When a buyer shares their brief, you stop guessing — you see their must-haves, their deal-breakers, what every home they've seen scored, and which of them the household actually agrees on. Start your 14-day free trial →

For investors

Several agents. One clear record of who covers what.

Investors rarely buy through just one agent. Feedalto keeps each agreement's type, dates and area in one place, puts every property with exactly one agent, and flags possible overlaps for your review. It helps everyone stay organized.

9:41

Thursday

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⚠️ Possible overlap — please review

12 Oak St is inside Hudson County, which your Exclusive agreement also covers.

ReviewOpen

My agents 3 agents · each property with one of them

DR
Dana ReyesExclusive · Hudson County
MK
Marcus KimNon-Exclusive
PS
Priya ShahProperty-Specific · 12 Oak St

✓ Covered12 Oak St · Priya Shah's signed agreement is on file

For investors

Every agreement, side by side. Exclusive, Non-Exclusive, Property-Specific or Territory-Specific — each with its dates, its ZIP codes, cities, counties or state, and the signed agreement on file.
One agent per property. Assign each home to the agent whose agreement covers it. A private showing or an offer request goes ahead once that agent's agreement on file covers the property — if it doesn't yet, Feedalto says why and what to do next.
Overlaps flagged for your review. An exclusive county and a named property inside it, two areas that meet — shown to you before you go ahead. Nothing is blocked and nothing is decided for you.

For agents

Accept on the terms you'll sign. Adjust the type, dates and scope as you accept, put the signed agreement on file — signed in Feedalto or uploaded as a PDF — and both of you confirm the terms.
Your client's other agents stay private. You're told when another agreement may overlap your scope — never whose it is. Showing and offer requests arrive already checked against your agreement on file.

For broker-owners

Supports your brokerage-approved workflow. Choose which of the four relationship types your agents may accept. A later change never rewrites an agreement already accepted — it's flagged for the agent's review.

An organizing tool, not legal advice. The signed agreement decides what it covers.

Buying an investment? Start free → Agents: start your 14-day free trial →

Referrals

Your client moves away. Your referral doesn't go quiet.

Refer a client to an agent in any state — or record one sent to you — and follow it on one timeline you both see, from accepted to closed and the referral fee. The other agent doesn't need Feedalto. It helps you keep track, and flags gaps for your review.

4:12

Tuesday

FFeedalto now

🏡 The Garcias are under contract

Referral R-7K3Q9X · closing expected Nov 20 · Dana Reyes, Austin

OpenPost update

Maria & Luis Garcia Buyers · Austin, TX · $450k–$550k

You → DR Dana ReyesKeller Realty · outside agent, emailed link

AcceptedSep 2
Client contactedSep 3
Actively workingSep 14
Under contractOct 21
Closed

25% of the receiving side≈ $3,750 · brokerage to brokerage

✓ Licences✓ Client consent✓ Agreement on file⚑ Licence state

For the referring agent

Refer to anyone, by email. A Feedalto agent answers in the app. Anyone else gets a secure link to accept, decline and post progress — no account, no password.
Progress you don't have to chase. Accepted, client contacted, actively working, under contract, closed — with dates, short updates from the other agent, and a push when it moves. Reminders nudge whoever goes quiet.
The fee, on the record. Fee terms, the sale price, an estimate by the recorded terms, and the fee invoiced and paid — brokerage to brokerage, against the signed referral agreement on file.

For the receiving agent

A referral page to share. Your own link for agents in other markets — their referrals arrive with their licence, brokerage and the client's consent, ready to accept.
Linked to the work you already do. Link the buyer, listing or Contract to Close deal and the referral moves along with it. Referral partners shows what every relationship has produced.

For clients & brokers

Clients agree first. The client confirms by link or in the app — and is told a referral fee may be paid between the brokerages — before their details reach the new agent. They can withdraw any time.
Supports your brokerage's review. Licences, brokerages, the agreement, consent and the end date on a checklist, gaps flagged — and Send to broker emails it all with the signed agreement.

An organizing tool, not legal advice. Referral fees are paid between brokerages, and the signed referral agreement decides the fee.

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Every language

Feedalto speaks your language.
And your clients'.

Every screen, email, notification and flyer — in 44 languages, right-to-left included. Pick yours once and it follows you from the web to your phone. Try it now:

Visitors sign in in their own language Your open-house sign-in page opens in the language their phone is set to — and their follow-up arrives in it too.

Flyers in any language Choose the flyer's language and it prints in it — Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Korean and more, each in its own script.

The whole app, on the web and your phone Every screen, dialog, email and notification — including Autopilot, Contract to Close and the help — in plain, everyday words.

Legal text stays exact Agreements, consent and disclosures stay in English — the version that applies — with a courtesy translation shown right beneath.

Every feature

The whole list, in plain English

There is no "pro" tier and no per-feature upsell. If it's on this page, it's in your subscription.

Every one of them has help on its own screen and a short guided path in the Learning Center — you can pick any of these up in minutes.

Open houses

Run the room, capture everyone in it

NFC tap check-in

A sticker on the table or your own phone. They tap, they're in — no QR to aim at, no form to fill.

Show & scan

A visitor with the app shows a live code and you scan it. They arrive verified, with their agent — or "no agent" — already recorded.

Branded QR sign-in

For everyone else. Your branding, their phone, signed in inside ten seconds.

TCPA consent & audit trail

Express permission for calls and texts, captured properly and stored with a timestamped trail — in your brokerage's own wording.

Live scoreboard

Visitors, feedback and activity updating on screen as they happen. No refresh, no export.

TV & display broadcast

Cast the board to any television or tablet with a six-character code, a QR or a scan — and re-point that screen from your seat.

Background music Web

Your own track list playing on the display while the room fills up.

Kiosk scans land on the screen

A card handed to the kiosk puts that person's photo and name up on your board a moment later. The room sees your system working; the card's phone number and email stay yours, never the television's.

Visitor notice

A third QR publishing your agency disclosure, consumer information statement, house rules or surveillance notice — one PDF, or every document in an agreement.

Proof they received it

Ask visitors to confirm receipt and it's recorded — with a snapshot of exactly which documents they saw, so changing the notice later can't rewrite what somebody acknowledged last Sunday. They're emailed their own copy, you see who confirmed on any device, and the board tells the room. A receipt, not a signature.

Print it for the door

Some states and brokerages want the notice physically posted. One tap gives you a proper sign — your heading, the property, and every page of the actual document, with the QR as a footnote. From your phone it goes straight to the printer. Set the document up once and it's there whenever a rule, a broker or an inspector asks for it.

Readable without a phone

Tap any code on the board to blow it up across the screen — and the notice opens the document itself, for the visitor who'll never scan anything.

Co-agent hosting

Invite another agent to host with you. They see the visitors; the ownership stays yours.

Broker opens & "I've visited"

Previewing someone else's open house? You're logged as a peer, not a lead — with private notes only you can read. Off-platform hosts get an emailed report.

Seller feedback report

Every impression from the day, turned into the report that makes the price conversation easy. Shareable in one tap.

Deck & visitor exports

A PowerPoint for the linked listing, and the visitor list as Excel.

Events

Client evenings and broker sessions, end to end

Create it from your phone

Title, time, venue, seats — an event exists in about thirty seconds, standing in your own office. Edit it afterwards without losing a single reply: the invite link never changes, so anything already printed or emailed keeps working.

A public invitation page

Your own flyer at the top, a live countdown, and a reply in two taps. Guests can scan their business card instead of typing — and your vCard QR is on the page, so the invitation puts you in their phone.

Passes, scanned at the door

Everyone who replies gets a pass. Point the app at it and they're in — the scanner stays open for the next person, because a door is a queue.

Or just tap to check in

Open the pass once and a tag on the welcome table signs that guest in on tap, with nothing to type. Write the tag from the app or the website.

One kiosk for cards and passes

Put a device on a stand and it reads whatever is held up — a business card becomes a contact, an event pass checks someone in. It keeps going on its own, one person after the next.

Guests become contacts

This is the reason to host. Anyone who checks in is filed automatically, tagged with the event, deduplicated against everyone you already know — with the headshot cropped from the card they scanned — and ready to send on to your CRM. The no-shows are one tap away, because a person who said yes is still worth a call.

Co-host with a colleague

Invite anyone by email — they don't need to be an agent. They get the door, the kiosk and the board; you keep the guest list, and only you can cancel it.

Put the room on a screen

A live board with the countdown, the headcount and names appearing as people arrive — plus a QR for anyone who never replied.

Attendance over time

Who came to what, turnout per session and how each one was rated — the record a broker would otherwise keep in a spreadsheet.

Listings & AI marketing

The evening's work, done before the coffee's cold

MLS Paste Special

Copy the entire MLS page and paste it once. Address, price, MLS number, beds, baths, square footage, taxes, schools and remarks — read and filled in for you. It ignores the menus you copied by accident and knows a list price from a comparable sale.

AI flyer

A print-ready flyer generated from the listing — four themes, your accent colour, no design software.

AI landing page

A public property page with the copy written for you, live on its own link.

AI photo enhancement

Dull listing photos cleaned up automatically. Originals are always kept and the disclosure is applied for you.

Multilingual listing chatbot

Answers buyer questions on your listing page around the clock, in their language, grounded in the real MLS details — so it can't invent a third bathroom.

Lead capture

Interested, book a viewing, call me back — each one emailed to you the moment it happens.

Embed on your own site Web

One line of script, or an iframe for portals that won't allow scripts.

Share & Promote panel

Two QR codes, two links and four downloads, grouped by where you are in the campaign. One place, no hunting.

Listing QR with your photo

Your headshot composited into the middle of the code. People scan the one with a face on it.

Seller listing report

Per-listing statistics and a live scoreboard the seller can watch themselves.

Agreements & e-signature

Signed in the driveway, not "sent tonight"

AI field detection

Upload any PDF and Feedalto finds the signature, initial, date and text fields — and works out which belong to you and which to the client.

Smart auto-fill

Brokerage, licence number, commission, address, list price and dates filled from your profile, the deal and the MLS text.

Agent e-Sign

Draw your signature once. Sign your part, or authorise Feedalto to place it for you — with a full ESIGN/UETA trail of IP, device, time and consent.

AI review before sending

A plain-language summary, a field-by-field check of the values and a flag on anything risky — so a commission that doesn't look right is flagged for your review before it goes out.

Scan & sign sessions

Open a four-hour signing window and hand over a QR. The first person to scan is the main signer; everyone after them co-signs.

Dual-agency envelopes

One envelope, both sides signing in rounds, and neither side ever sees the other's copy.

Templates

Build an agreement once — fields placed, values filled — and reuse it for every client after that.

Share an agreement with another agent

Send a colleague a form you've already set up. They get the PDF and your field layout — never your identity. Their brokerage, licence and commission replace yours in the copy, and anything that can't be filled from their profile is flagged so the pre-send review stops them until it is. Keep the two in step with version sync, and deleting your original never touches theirs.

Certificate & legal audit ledger

A certificate of completion on every finished document, and an append-only ledger that still proves what happened years later — even after the agreement or the account is deleted.

PDF validation & repair

Unsignable PDFs are caught at upload, not at signing time. The broken zipForm and Lone Wolf exports are repaired automatically.

Broker review

Optionally require an approver before anything goes out.

Contacts & capture

Everyone you meet, remembered properly

Business-card scanner

Point the camera. Name, title, company, both numbers, email and website read on the device — so it works in a basement with no bars — then refined when you're back online.

Headshot extraction

Their face is cropped off the card and saved as their contact photo. You'll actually remember who they were.

Reads the QR on the card

vCard, MECARD, a URL, an email or a phone number — where the card has a code, the code wins over the printing.

Two-sided cards

Scan the back as well. Whichever side carries the detail wins, and the headshot is found on either — so it doesn't matter which way round they hand it to you.

Card kiosk

Stand a tablet on the table and let visitors add themselves. They hold a card up, it captures front and back on its own, and the screen is ready for the next person in about two seconds — everything else happens in the background. Repeat visitors merge into the contact they already have rather than piling up duplicates.

Merge or keep both

Scanned someone you already know? You decide. Feedalto never silently overwrites a contact.

vCard QR sharing

Share your card — or any contact's — as a QR with the photo in the middle. The picture travels inside the file.

Convert in one tap

Turn a contact into a buyer, a seller, a lender or a vendor without retyping anything.

Client 360

One person's buyer, seller and contact records merged by email, with what they've actually been worth to you.

Straight into your phone

Saved to your device address book, photo included.

Buyers, sellers & showings

The deal, from first showing to closing

Buyer dashboards

Showings, offers, ratings, sentiment charts and the deal-stage pipeline in one view.

Showings

Create, run, update and close every showing — gated on a properly signed broker agency, so you can't accidentally show unrepresented.

Showing feedback

Start the showing, the buyer gets a notification, they answer on their own phone, and the report writes itself.

Estimated earnings

Price against your commission, per showing, so you always know what's on the table.

Co-signer collection

The second and third buyers are gathered from the showing feedback and pre-filled into the agreement.

Buyer ↔ agent connection

Mutual accept, reject and disconnect — and if a buyer changes agent, the history stays intact and the disclosure is versioned.

Seller dashboards

Your sellers get their own login — their listings, their feedback, their progress. The "any news?" call stops.

Seller access controls

You decide what each seller can see, per listing.

Contract to Close

From accepted offer to closing: a fully signed Buying Agreement or Sale Contract starts the deal on your playbook, with its dates flagged for your review. Each deal's runway, health and 14-day agenda; dates counted from each other; Change / extend with a preview of what moves; one-tap attorney list, lender list and send-to-broker; brokerage playbooks as the office default; and a guided tour for setup. Helps you stay organized and reduces the risk of overlooked steps — dates must be verified against the executed agreement.

Investors with several agents

An investor records each agent's agreement — Exclusive, Non-Exclusive, Property-Specific or Territory-Specific — with its dates, its area and the signed copy on file, and assigns every property to one agent. Showing and offer requests go ahead once that agent's agreement covers the property; possible overlaps are flagged for review. Brokerages choose which types their agents may accept. An organizing tool, not legal advice.

Agent referrals

Refer a client to an agent in any state — or record one sent to you — and follow it on one timeline both agents see, from accepted to closed. Outside agents answer and post progress from a secure emailed link; clients confirm by link or in the app before their details are shared. Licences, brokerages, the signed referral agreement and the fee (invoiced and paid, brokerage to brokerage) kept on file; gaps flagged for review; reminders when anyone goes quiet; a shareable referral page and a partner scoreboard. Helps you keep track — the signed referral agreement decides the fee.

Lenders & vendors

Your team, in the same system

Lender dashboard

Your lender sees the buyers you connected them to and the showing history for each — and nothing else in your book.

Ask a lender

Put a financing question to your lender on the buyer's behalf and keep the answer on the file.

Pre-approval documents

Uploaded and downloadable straight from the buyer record.

Preferred vendor directory

The inspector, the attorney, the mover — kept per client and shared when it's useful.

AI advisors

Advice grounded in your own numbers, not the internet's

Seller pricing advisor

What the evidence in your own data says the price conversation should be — and a draft of the message.

Buyer offer advisor

Offer strategy for the property in front of you.

Book-of-business advisor

Where your next deal is most likely to come from, based on who you already know.

Lender advisor

Financing guidance for the buyer you're working with right now.

Autopilot

Say where you're headed in one sentence — an open house, visitor follow-ups, a deal under contract, a new buyer, today's route. It plans the steps, does the busywork and stops for you whenever a client or a contract is involved.

Growth & communication

Getting found, and staying in touch

Public agent profile Web

A search-optimised page on your own slug, submitted to search engines for you. A lead source you don't pay per click for.

Email platform Web

Proper delivery infrastructure with a real outbox behind it — not a mail-merge that lands in spam.

Push & in-app notifications

The check-in, the feedback, the signature — on your phone as it happens, opening the right screen when you tap it.

Compliance & trust

Tools that support your brokerage-approved workflows

MLS attribution gate

A listing page will not publish without crediting the listing broker. Feedalto reads the attribution out of your MLS text, tells you exactly what's missing if it can't, and lets you supply it or record a deliberate override — logged with who, when and what was missing.

"Listing courtesy of…"

Composed from the MLS sheet and shown on every public listing page, the way your MLS requires.

Fair Housing notices

Applied to every public page automatically — one less step to overlook.

ESIGN / UETA audit

IP address, device, timestamp and consent recorded on every signature.

Multi-state licences

Licensed in more than one state? Each licence is stored with its own number, type and expiry, and the right one is printed on the right paperwork.

Delete means delete

Everything belonging to a user lives under their own key, so closing an account removes it in one operation — not a search-and-hope.

The platform

How it behaves when the day gets difficult

Genuinely offline-first

Visitor check-ins and feedback are written to the phone and sent when the signal returns, and business cards are read on the device rather than in the cloud. The basement open house is not a problem.

Phone and web, in step

The same rules and the same data on both. Start on the laptop, finish in the driveway.

Every language

Every screen, email, notification and flyer in your language — or your client's — right-to-left included. Legal text stays English with a courtesy translation beside it.

Roles that fit real life

Agent, co-agent, buyer, seller, lender, vendor and homeowner each get their own navigation — and an agent who is also somebody's client can switch between both views.

Simple subscriptions

One price on the web, in the App Store and on Google Play. Cancel and you keep access to the end of the period you paid for.

Learning it

Expert in minutes, not weekends

Feedalto teaches itself while you use it. Nothing to read first, no training to book, no video course — and nothing you have to remember, because the help is on the screen where you need it.

A guided tour on your first run

Ten short stops that walk the actual job — your profile and card, your buyer agreement, a listing, an open house, showings, lenders. About three minutes, and you can replay it whenever you like. Contract to Close and Referrals each have a tour of their own, on the web and on your phone.

Help on every single screen

That blue "?" sits on every screen in the app and on the web. It opens help written for the screen you are on — what it does, how to use it, and what to watch out for — not a search box pointed at a manual.

A Learning Center that knows where you are

Short paths in the order they build on each other, ticking themselves off as you actually do the work — so you always know the next thing worth doing, and never re-read what you have already learned.

Every feature on this page ships with all three. If a screen ever leaves you guessing, that is a bug we want to hear about.

Pricing

One price for agents. Nothing for their clients.

Less than a single sign rider, per month. One extra closing pays for a decade of it.

Monthly

$19.99 / month

Billed monthly · cancel any time

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Buying a home? Feedalto is free for you.

The prices above are for agents. If your agent invited you — or you signed in at their open house — you pay nothing, ever. There is no upgrade, no trial that ends, and no card to enter.

Your own app, on iPhone, Android and the web
Every home you see, scored against what you asked for
Your whole household deciding together
Your documents and signed agreements, kept for as long as you have an account

See what buyers get

Questions

The ones agents actually ask

Do visitors need to download anything?

No. They scan a QR or tap an NFC sticker and sign in on their own phone browser. The app is for you, not for them.

What happens when the house has no signal?

Everything keeps working. Check-ins, card scans and feedback are written to your phone first and sync themselves the moment you're back online. Open houses happen in basements — we built for that.

Will this get me in trouble with my MLS?

It's built to reduce the risk of the common slips. Listing pages won't publish without crediting the listing broker, consent is captured with an audit trail, and Fair Housing notices appear automatically. If something's missing, Feedalto tells you what — it never quietly publishes anyway. Your MLS's rules are still yours to follow.

Does this handle my state's disclosure and posting rules?

Feedalto gives you the tools; the rules stay yours. Upload your disclosure, consumer information statement or house rules once and it's set up for good — published as a QR for visitors to read and keep, shown full-screen on the board, saved to your phone so it works with no signal, and printable as a proper sign with the full document for posting at the door.

What each state and brokerage requires — which form, whether it must be physically displayed, when it must be handed over — differs, and that's yours to follow. If your state or broker says print it and post it, print it and post it: it's two taps, and the document is already there waiting — so you're not hunting for the right file at the door.

Does Contract to Close work out my contract deadlines for me?

It helps you stay organized — it doesn't decide what your contract or your state requires. Deadlines count from each other the way your playbook says (for example, attorney review ending a set number of business days after the fully signed contract), and an addendum moves everything that depends on the date it changes. Starter playbooks describe common practice only; set every duration to match your state, town, brokerage and each transaction.

When the contract was signed in Feedalto, its dates are read and flagged for your review. Dates must be verified against the executed agreement, and reminders support your own calendar rather than replace it.

Does Feedalto replace my CRM?

No — and it isn't trying to. Feedalto is where the open house and the buyer relationship happen: check-in, verification, feedback, agreements, showings, listing marketing. Your CRM stays where your book of business lives.

Connect the two and Feedalto sends the qualified contacts into it for you, with the visit history and the feedback attached — so nothing gets retyped, and the people who were never really leads don't clutter it up. You can export your data at any time.

Which CRMs does Feedalto work with?

Follow Up Boss, HubSpot, Salesforce and Real Geeks connect directly, and Zapier bridges Feedalto to most of the rest. More are being added as partner access is granted.

You choose what gets sent and when. Nothing syncs until you switch it on, and by default a visitor who told you they're already working with another agent is never sent at all.

Is the e-signature legally valid?

Signatures are captured with a full ESIGN/UETA audit record — IP address, device, time and consent — and every completed document is written to an append-only ledger, so what was signed, by whom and when can be shown years later. Whether a particular document needs anything more is a question for your broker or attorney.

What if I'm licensed in more than one state?

Add each licence with its own number, type and expiry. The right one is printed on the right paperwork and shown on your card.

Can my team use it?

Yes. Co-agents can host an open house with you, partners can be invited, and your broker can require review before agreements go out.

Every home scored against the person, not against the other homes.

You're not short of leads.You're short of what happens next.

Tell it where you're going.Go pro in just a few days.

The best open house you've ever run

They tap. They're in. You have them for life.

A basement with no bars is not an excuse

Put a live scoreboard on the TV

The report that renews the listing

Every open house, run the way your broker signed off

Fill the room. Keep the room.

One link, and a page that does the selling

Thirty-eight people, and no clipboard

This is why you hosted it

Paste the MLS sheet. Walk away with the marketing.

Copy the whole MLS page. Paste it once.

A flyer, a landing page and a chatbot

The AI disclosure your MLS wants, written and applied for you

It flags what's missing before a listing page goes live

Signed in the driveway. Not "sent tonight."

Your paperwork, at the speed of a conversation

AI finds the fields. AI checks the values.

Provable in three years, not just today

Offer accepted. Every step to the closing table, on one runway.

Stop phoning round to ask what the seller is offering

One tap instead of one phone call. Per showing.

Answer once. Not forty times.

No rates. No rankings. No steering.

Every business card, captured the moment you get it

Point the camera. That's the whole process.

From a card to a client without retyping anything

Every showing, and what it's worth

Your buyers get their own app. It doesn't cost them a thing.

It starts by asking what they actually want

Every home they walk into gets a score

Four homes, side by side, on the things they care about

Download it and try it at the next open house

One app. One price. No feature you'll discover you have to pay extra for.

Every home scored against the person, not against the other homes

A score you can argue with — which is the only kind worth having

The same app, pointed at a different question

Five homes side by side, and everyone who gets a say

Start scoring homes this weekend

Several agents. One clear record of who covers what.

Your client moves away. Your referral doesn't go quiet.

Feedalto speaks your language.And your clients'.

The whole list, in plain English

Open houses

NFC tap check-in

Show & scan

Branded QR sign-in

TCPA consent & audit trail

Live scoreboard

TV & display broadcast

Background music Web

Kiosk scans land on the screen

Visitor notice

Proof they received it

Print it for the door

Readable without a phone

Co-agent hosting

Broker opens & "I've visited"

Seller feedback report

Deck & visitor exports

Events

Create it from your phone

A public invitation page

Passes, scanned at the door

Or just tap to check in

One kiosk for cards and passes

Guests become contacts

Co-host with a colleague

Put the room on a screen

Attendance over time

Listings & AI marketing

MLS Paste Special

AI flyer

AI landing page

AI photo enhancement

Multilingual listing chatbot

Lead capture

You're not short of leads.
You're short of what happens next.

Tell it where you're going.
Go pro in just a few days.

Feedalto speaks your language.
And your clients'.