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AI agent to automate real estate and mortgage lead qualification

PriceHubble, the leading provider of property data solutions, announces the launch of its new Lead Calling AI Agent today. Developed for estate agents and mortgage specialists, the solution automates early-stage lead engagement through phone calls, enabling sales teams to focus on high-potential opportunities and close deals faster.

The release builds on the success of PriceHubble’s AI Agents Suite, introduced earlier this year, and addresses one of the industry’s biggest challenges: the high cost of wasted time on unqualified or fake leads.

PriceHubble’s new Lead Calling AI Agent delivers measurable results in real estate and mortgage lead qualification:

Faster engagement – the agent calls new leads immediately after they submit a request and retries if unanswered, ensuring prospects are contacted when they are most responsive.

Higher lead quality – it automatically verifies contact details, intent, timelines, and property specifics, removing low-intent or fake leads from the pipeline.

Greater revenue impact – by prioritising high-quality leads and logging outcomes directly into CRMs, it enables sales professionals to spend their time on opportunities that are most likely to convert, driving more deals and higher revenue.

“Sales teams spend a significant amount of time chasing unqualified leads. Our Lead Calling AI Agent eliminates that effort by ensuring only serious, motivated prospects enter the pipeline. What’s more, the conversations sound natural and human-like — a quality many once doubted, but which is a reality today,” says Loeiz Bourdic, Chief Product Officer at PriceHubble. “This combination of efficiency and authenticity allows agencies and brokers to allocate resources more effectively and convert high-quality leads faster.”

“The launch of our new Lead Calling AI Agent is another step in putting AI to work on real, day-to-day challenges in the property, mortgage and financial planning sector,” adds Dr. Stefan HeitmannCEO and founder of PriceHubble. “By combining industry data with generative AI and automation, we provide workflow solutions that directly improve efficiency and customer engagement and drive ROI.”

Purpose-built for real estate and mortgage enquiries, the agent combines industry-specific training with natural, human-like conversations. It is fully adaptable to local markets and business processes, ensuring both quality and relevance. The AI Lead Calling Agent is available immediately to PriceHubble clients.

The company is a European B2B company that builds innovative, AI-powered data solutions for the financial and real estate industries based on property valuations and market insights. Leveraging big data, cutting-edge analytics and great visualisation, our property performance system brings a new level of transparency to the market.

Enabling their customers to make real estate and investment decisions based on the most accurate data-driven insights (such as valuations, market analyses, value forecasts, building simulations or energy performance insights) and enhance the dialogue with end consumers. Their digital solutions are designed to help all players across the entire real estate value chain (banks, asset managers, developers, property managers and real estate agents). PriceHubble is already active in 11 countries (Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Japan, the Netherlands, Belgium, Czech Republic, Slovakia and the United States) and employs more than 200 people worldwide.

 

Andrew Stanton Executive Editor – moving property and proptech forward. PropTech-X

Andrew Stanton

CEO & Founder Proptech-PR. Proptech Real Estate Influencer, Executive Editor of Estate Agent Networking. Leading PR consultancy in Proptech & Real Estate.

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