AI-native CRE — rebuilt from 30 years of Realhound DNA
The CRM that fills itself in.
Commercial real estate brokers run on a $3,000–6,000/month stack of tools that all share one fatal flaw: you have to type everything in. Realhound Web connects to your inbox, your calendar, your documents, and the public record — and does the typing, the watching, and the prep. You keep the two things AI should never take: relationships and judgment.
Founders alpha opens first to legacy Realhound customers and hand-picked teams. Free tier at public launch.
Five promises
One platform doing the work of four tools — and an assistant.
01
It fills itself in
Connect Outlook or Google and the Hound logs every email and meeting to the right contact and property, extracts new people and deals, parses dropped OMs and rent rolls, and enriches owners from public records. Your database builds itself in an afternoon — not six weeks of onboarding.
02
It tells you who to call
Radar watches deed transfers, loan maturities, lease expirations, and listings around your relationships and territory — and turns them into a ranked morning call sheet with pre-call briefs. Be the first caller when the watershed event hits.
03
It does the assistant's job
Postcards and letters — real mail. Tombstones, quarterly owner reports, email campaigns, BOV drafts. The $50–160K a year of assistant work a producing team hires for, at software prices.
04
It runs the deal
Pipeline from prospect to listing to deal room to escrow to closed comp — and the just-sold radius mailing that restarts the flywheel. Closing a deal writes the comp automatically.
05
It never guesses on money
Every AI action that touches a client or a dollar is draft-and-approve. Cap rates, proformas, and commissions are deterministic code with thirty years of tested formulas. The AI cites its sources. You decide.
Chat, map, list
A command bar that speaks broker, a map that is a first-class query surface, and dense, keyboard-fast screens one click deeper. Works where brokers work — phone, tablet, desktop.
Fire your stack, not your assistant
The two-person team math.
A typical investment-sales team pays four vendors that don't talk to each other. Realhound Web Pro plus the Radar data add-on replaces three of the four line items — ownership intelligence, CRM, and marketing — inside one workflow, at roughly a tenth of the spend.
Run your own numbersToday's stack — two brokers
- Data subscription $1,250+/mo
- Listing fees $500–1,000+/listing
- CRM seat $130–250/mo
- Marketing tools $200–650/mo
- Typical total $3,000–6,000/mo
Plus usage-priced mail and bulk AI, only when you use them.
How the first hour goes
Minutes 0–5
Connect
OAuth into your email and calendar, draw your territory on the map, and your license lookup pre-fills the rest.
Minutes 5–30
The Hound builds your graph
Contacts ranked from your real correspondence, properties recognized from addresses in your mail, companies enriched — junk filtered out.
Minutes 30–60
Import and go
Drop your old CRM export and a folder of OMs. End of hour one: a populated database, your first call sheet, and a draft campaign waiting for approval.
The incumbents quote 6–8 weeks of onboarding. Our target is one working session — timed, recorded, and published.
Trust, by architecture
Brokers use AI every day. 53% won't let it near deal decisions. We designed for exactly that broker.
AI for labor. Code for math. Humans for judgment. Every financial figure comes from deterministic, golden-tested formulas — never from a model. Every AI-captured fact links to its source document. And nothing client-facing ever sends without your approval.
Read the security page
Realhound hunts. You close.
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