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For UK estate agencies · Meet Avery
Avery is a real-time voice AI for UK estate agencies — sales, lettings and hybrid. She answers every inbound call, qualifies against your search criteria, books viewings straight into your negotiators' diaries, and follows up for as long as it takes. She doesn't replace your team — she makes sure your team only spends time on leads worth their time.
On the walkthrough: we'll plug your Rightmove / Zoopla feed and one negotiator's diary into a sandbox. You hear Avery answer questions about your real instructions, in your voice, on your stock.
"Vendors expect a response within 60 minutes. The industry average is 229."
Lightwork · Property lead-response study
The arithmetic nobody wants to do
A team doing 200 inbound enquiries a month, converting at 6%, is closing 12 deals. The other 188 leads called outside your hours, hit voicemail, got a callback the next day, or were never followed up after week two.
At an average £4k–£8k sales fee per completion, recovering even six of those leads a year is a £24,000–£48,000 swing. That's before the sales/lettings assistant you didn't have to hire.
47min
Average property-lead response time across the industry. By the time the negotiator rings back, the lead has booked with the second agency they tried.
5min
The response window where conversion is roughly 100× higher. Oldroyd / MIT, 15,000 leads analysed. Every minute past five, the curve falls off a cliff.
0min
Avery's response time. At 3am. On Christmas Eve. The phone rings, she answers, the lead is qualified before your competitor's voicemail beep.
70% of UK agents fail to respond to a valuation enquiry within 24 hours (Rightmove test of 213 letting agencies). A valuation enquiry is a lead literally asking to become a client.
What changes Monday morning
Not features. Operational diffs. Six calls your team currently fumbles, handled the same way every time.
The call
9:47pm Saturday call about 47 Royal York Crescent.
Today
Voicemail.With Avery
Answered, qualified, viewing booked with Camille for 10am Saturday. CRM updated, SMS confirmation sent. 42 seconds.The call
Vendor ringing for a valuation while everyone's out on viewings.
Today
Voicemail. They ring two other agencies before you call back.With Avery
Books the valuation, captures property type, condition and chain position, briefs the valuer with a one-page note.The call
Buyer enquiring about a joint-agency instruction.
Today
Two days of phone tag between negotiators.With Avery
She handles the enquiry, pulls the joint-agency notes and viewing instructions from Reapit, books directly.The call
Caller with no Agreement in Principle wants to view a £1.6M house.
Today
Your negotiator burns a Saturday afternoon.With Avery
Gently surfaces the AIP question, suggests a mortgage adviser introduction, books the viewing only when properly proceedable.The call
The lead that came in March and went cold.
Today
Forgotten. Your CRM shows 1.4 follow-ups before it died.With Avery
Long-tail nurture cadence runs for 6+ months. 74% of leads that transact do so more than six months after first enquiry. She's still there when they're ready.The call
Valuation enquiry from the Rightmove portal at 7:12am.
Today
Sits in the inbox until 9:30.With Avery
Vendor's mobile rings within five minutes, instruction conversation started, valuation appointment booked with your lister.Lead quality, solved
Avery hands your agents leads that already have everything an agent needs to ring back warm.
Buy box
Price, beds, area, must-haves.
Timeline
Now / 3 months / 12+ months.
Financing status
Agreement in Principle in hand? Cash? Still shopping mortgage advisers?
Motivation
Relocating, growing family, downsizing, investor.
Source & full call transcript
Where the lead came from, what was said, attached to the CRM record.
Viewing booked and confirmed
Not "they said maybe Saturday." A diary entry. With an SMS confirmation already sent.
Your agents stop complaining about lead quality. The leads were always there. The qualification layer wasn't.
UK compliance
The Estate Agents Act, the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations, TPO's Code of Practice, the Equality Act 2010, UK GDPR, PECR. Plenty to get wrong. Avery is built so you don't.
Equality Act 2010 clause
Explicit Equality Act clause baked into Avery's system prompt. She doesn't characterise areas by protected characteristics — race, religion, age, family status, disability. She redirects to objective sources — Rightmove school catchments, council websites, Ofsted.
Steering-language guardrails
Caller asks "is this a good area for [protected characteristic]?" Avery declines and offers fair, objective alternatives — every time, on the record. The guardrail is the same on call one and call ten thousand.
Every call recorded & transcribed
Searchable. Auditable. Exported to your CRM with the lead record. If a TPO complaint ever lands, the conversation is on file in full — not a paraphrase, not a memory.
PECR + UK GDPR disclosure
Call-recording disclosure read at the top of every call, in line with PECR and UK GDPR fair-processing requirements. Plain English, two seconds, every time — and logged for the ICO if you're ever asked.
Material-information primed (CPRs)
Avery handles the agency / sole-agency conversation correctly with vendors enquiring about an instruction. She doesn't mislead by omission — material information (tenure, council tax band, flood risk, lease) is surfaced or escalated, never made up.
One-click escalation
Any question outside Avery's lane goes straight to a human — instantly, no menus, no hold music. We over-escalate by design.
We can walk through the exact system prompt on the call.
Integrations
Avery reads from your Rightmove / Zoopla / OnTheMarket feed and writes leads, transcripts and bookings straight into the CRM your negotiators already live in. Don't see yours? Tell us on the walkthrough — we add integrations in the order agencies ask for them.
Avery pulls live from your Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket feeds — not a static list. When your instructions update, her answers update. When she doesn't know, she escalates instead of guessing.
Anything else with a public API, we build during onboarding. A founding partner's CRM goes to the top of the integration list.
What it costs
A sales/lettings assistant in the UK costs £700–£1,200 per month per seat — and that's before NI, ramp time, and the half of property leads that arrive between 6pm and 9am when they're off shift. Fully loaded with turnover, a producing assistant runs £35k–£55k per year and works 40–50 hours a week.
Avery works 168.
Early-pilot pricing is a fraction of one assistant's cost, month-to-month while we're still earning your trust. Specific numbers on the walkthrough — they depend on call volume, integrations, and how many negotiator diaries you're wiring in.
What's included regardless
Month-to-month, no annual contract. Founder-led pilot pricing while we're still earning your trust.
Is this real
What we'll tell you straight
Technical transparency
If you want a supplier with a logo wall, we're not it yet. If you want to be one of the agencies on that wall a year from now, this is the conversation.
Who's behind this
I'm James. I build VoxalFlow on my own, and Avery is hand-tuned for UK estate agencies — Rightmove and Zoopla feeds, negotiator rotation, the Equality Act, the Property Ombudsman code, the Consumer Protection Regulations. Generic phone bots don't know the difference between a vendor and a buyer.
When you book a walkthrough, you talk to me. When Avery goes live, you've got my number. More about VoxalFlow →
The questions agency owners actually ask
Twenty minutes. Your actual listings.
On the call, we'll plug your Rightmove / Zoopla feed and one negotiator's diary into a sandbox, have Avery answer questions about your real instructions while you listen, walk through the Equality Act and UK GDPR posture, CRM hookup and pricing for your call volume, and tell you honestly whether this is a fit.
No deck. No follow-up sequence. One call with the founder.